Annual Energy Infrastructure CEO & Investor Conference

The Annual Energy Infrastructure CEO & Investor Conference is a premier event held at the JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa in Aventura, Florida. This conference brings together C-suite executives from both traditional and emerging energy companies, alongside senior institutional investors, private equity professionals, investment banking leaders, research analysts, private investors, and prominent advisors from major law and accounting firms.

This year, the conference attracted over 550 attendees who actively engaged in discussions and panels focused on critical topics surrounding energy infrastructure. Attendees also had the opportunity to meet one-on-one with 43 public and private energy infrastructure companies, enhancing networking and investment opportunities.

The conference commenced on May 21 with a breakfast panel sponsored by PNC, featuring a discussion moderated by a Managing Director from PNC Bank, titled Trump, Tariffs & Trade: Implications for Infrastructure. Esteemed panelists included the Group Chief Financial Officer from Energy Transfer LP and the Senior Vice President & Chief Economist from PNC Bank, among others.

Following this, a luncheon panel hosted by PwC explored the topic Adapting to Change: The Evolving Dynamics of Energy Demand & Supply, featuring insights from a Global Chief Auditor at PwC and other industry leaders like the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer from Constellation Energy Corporation. The closing panel on the 22nd, moderated by a Partner from Latham & Watkins LLP, focused on Midstream Momentum: Evolving C-Suite Perspectives on Capital Discipline, Growth Trends, and Shareholder Value Creation.

This panel included prominent figures like the EIC Chairman from Enterprise Products Partners L.P. and a Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer from Williams. In addition to these pivotal discussions, the conference featured a variety of panels covering topics such as tax policy, tariffs, mergers & acquisitions, energy infrastructure development and finance, and private equity.

The event was made possible through the generous support of 25 sponsors across various tiers, including East Daley, McKinsey & Company, and J.P. Morgan, which underscored the importance and influence of this gathering in the energy sector.