Private Capital
Breakfast
The AI / Data & Insight Private Capital Breakfast brings together portfolio company executives, data and AI leaders, operating partners, and PE deal teams for a senior-level, half-day forum on how AI is reshaping the private equity lifecycle, from sourcing and diligence through to portfolio value creation. Built around the "Humans and AI" operating model and set at The May Fair Hotel, it convenes 150 senior decision-makers for practitioner-led insights on what is actually working inside operating businesses.
Confirmed Speakers
Additional speakers to be announced
Conference Themes
What the Room Will Be
Talking About
Three panels across one morning, covering the full PE-AI lifecycle.
AI Into Value Creation
A panel combining AI-powered analytics and post-deal value creation: how funds move from dashboards and experimentation to repeatable AI playbooks that improve revenue, margin, productivity, and decision quality across portfolio companies.
Smarter Deals, Better Handoffs
How AI is reshaping pre-deal diligence, and how those insights carry into the first hundred days. Deal teams and operators on what survives the handoff, what gets lost, and how to start value-creation planning before signing rather than after.
OpenAI Deployment Company
A timely debate on OpenAI's new deployment-company model and what it signals for PE-backed enterprise AI adoption: whether the edge sits in models, data, compute, distribution, implementation talent, or the ability to embed AI deeply into operating workflows.
Leading Private Capital Firms Represented
Speakers and senior guests from across private equity, growth, and credit










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Tickets & Registration
Two passes are available. Select the pass that matches your role and register below.
For fund-side practitioners, operating partners and portfolio company executives.
For advisers, technology and data providers. Limited to 20 seats.