Sponsorship Opportunities with DC Finance
Connect with the world’s most influential family offices, private investors, and ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs)
DC Finance is a global community that brings together leading family offices, private wealth decision-makers, and industry leaders through elite conferences, private dinners, and online gatherings. Sponsoring a DC Finance event means joining a community built on trust, privacy, and meaningful relationships.
Why Sponsor a DC Finance Event?
If your company is looking to connect with:
- Ultra-high-net-worth families and individuals (UHNWIs)
- Single and multi-family offices
- Private investors and family foundations
- Next-generation wealth holders
- Key decision-makers and wealth creators
Then our investor events and curated gatherings offer unmatched access to private capital.
Sponsorship benefits include:
- Prime speaking slots during high-visibility sessions
- Opportunities for networking with qualified families
- Private dinner options with pre-vetted investors
- Digital brand exposure across our global family office and investor network
- Association with one of the world’s most trusted family office communities
We operate in key global wealth hubs and financial centers:
New York, Miami, Houston, Dallas, Austin, Los Angeles, Silicon Valley, Boston, Chicago, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, Toronto, Dubai, Tel Aviv, London, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
Our sponsorship packages are tailored to support meaningful engagement and high-quality visibility.
Frequently Asked Questions:
- What is the best way to reach family offices?
You cannot reach them through billboards, cold emails, or traditional advertising. Family offices prioritize privacy, trust, and relationships. The most effective way to connect is through curated, invitation-only environments such as high-quality conferences, private dinners, or warm introductions. DC Finance was created specifically to make these moments possible.
- What are common mistakes companies make when approaching family offices?
Many companies overpitch, rely too heavily on technical language, or send unsolicited materials that are ignored. Others arrive unprepared, lacking a clear go-to-market strategy or presenting inflated valuations. Family offices expect professionalism, clarity, and emotional intelligence. Arrogance or a weak foundation can quickly close the door.
- What do family offices care about when evaluating a company?
They look beyond return on investment. Family offices care about emotional connection, shared values, long-term vision, and the people behind the business. If your company addresses a meaningful problem, supports a cause they care about, or has a clear social impact, be sure to communicate that. Substance and alignment often outweigh projections alone.
- How should I present to a family office audience?
Keep the message clear, human, and focused. Avoid jargon and lead with a relatable story. Describe the problem, your solution, and why your team is uniquely positioned to succeed. Develop a strong 60-second elevator pitch. Choose a presenter who is confident, engaging, and capable of explaining the big picture with clarity.
- Do family offices invest quickly?
In some cases, yes, but only if trust has already been established. Unlike venture capital firms, which often require multiple layers of approval, family offices can move quickly when they are confident in both the opportunity and the team. Some may observe a company for over a year before investing, while others may commit after a single strong conversation. The key is to focus on long-term relationship-building.
- What does it mean to be “data-room ready”?
Being prepared means having essential materials organized and ready to share at the first sign of interest. These include:- A clean cap table and summary of convertible instruments
- Clear unit economics, preferably at the cohort level
- A 12-month cash flow forecast and funding runway
- Customer references who are available to speak
- A concise market entry and scaling strategy
- Why is follow-up so important, and how do I avoid overdoing it?
Following up shows interest and professionalism, but timing is critical. Avoid coming across as pushy or desperate. After an initial call or meeting, wait about seven to ten days before reaching out again. A brief update or thoughtful question works well. Many family offices prefer a slower pace and may take weeks to respond due to travel and filtering by gatekeepers.
- Is it worth marketing to family offices if my company is strong?
Yes. Strong companies still need visibility. Many family offices do not have large teams screening opportunities. A great product or service will not be enough if no one knows about it. Messaging, branding, and presence at the right events all play a critical role in getting on their radar, especially with the next generation of family wealth holders who are looking for meaningful and innovative partnerships.
- How are family offices different from venture capital firms and institutions?
Family offices invest personal wealth, which leads to different priorities and timelines. They think in terms of generations rather than fund cycles. Discretion, values, and long-term relationships are often more important than short-term performance metrics. Unlike institutions, which act as capital allocators, family offices tend to think like entrepreneurs and value creators. The right relationship can lead to capital, advocacy, introductions, and long-term collaboration.
- How can DC Finance help me connect with family offices?
DC Finance provides trusted access to a carefully curated global network of ultra-high-net-worth families and private capital sources. Through conferences, private dinners, and online sessions, we create opportunities for direct engagement and trust-building. Our events are designed to help companies form lasting relationships with the families that matter most to their growth.
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