Powering connections. Advancing capital.
The Women in Infrastructure Forum: North America brings together the senior professionals shaping capital flows, asset strategy and value creation across the infrastructure landscape.
As part of the Women in Private Markets Summit: North America, this forum unites institutional investors, fund managers and advisors active in energy transition, digital infrastructure, transportation, social infrastructure and more.
Over two days in New York, you’ll benchmark views on valuations, regulation and policy, capital structures and risk, while building a network of peers driving long-term infrastructure investment.
Connect with the leading infrastructure investors.
Meet pension funds, insurance companies, endowments, foundations and family offices allocating to core, core+ and value-add infrastructure strategies across North America and beyond.
Stay ahead of policy and energy transition trends.
Hear how investors and managers are positioning portfolios for energy transition, digitalisation, climate resilience and evolving regulation across key infrastructure sectors.
Build relationships across the capital stack.
Connect with equity and debt investors, asset managers and operators to discuss deal pipelines, capital structures and the risk/return profile of different infrastructure strategies.
Take practical insights back to your portfolio.
Learn from case studies and peer discussion on asset management, value creation, refinancing and exits – and apply those insights to your own infrastructure investments.
Why attend as a professional in Infrastructure?
What to expect in 2026
- Sharper LP–GP networking. Dedicated meeting spaces and curated networking formats help LPs and
GPs connect before, between and after sessions. - Deeper analysis of market realities. Hear how managers are deploying capital amid higher rates,
inflation, construction risk and shifting return expectations. - Cross-sector perspectives with an infrastructure lens. Explore opportunities and risks across
energy, digital, transport and social infrastructure – and how capital is being allocated between them. - Investor-led insights. Hear directly from institutional investors on allocations to infrastructure
equity and debt, portfolio construction, sustainability priorities and manager selection. - Support for future leaders. Dedicated content and networking for mid-level professionals building
influence within their firms and the wider market.
A community of senior women shaping private markets
500+
private markets professionals
15%
Infrastructure specialists
100+
institutional investors across the Summit
70%+
senior decision-makers (Partner/MD/Principal)
4
forums under one Summit
Agenda
Women in Infrastructure Forum: North America - Tuesday 2nd
The state of play in infrastructure: balancing demand against structural and policy headwinds
- Navigating policy uncertainty amid unprecedented U.S. infrastructure investment needs
- Evolving dynamics in infrastructure fundraising amid heightened competition and shifting investor priorities
- Rising demand, capital realignment, and the disruptive impact of the AI boom
Digital Infrastructure: navigating competition and capturing new value
- The evolving economics digital infrastructure and finding opportunities in aligned areas
- The shifting dynamics of digital assets and the search for opportunities in adjacent and next-generation segments
- How utility involvement is reshaping access, competition, and partnership model
Energy Evolution: Investing through transition, volatility, and policy shifts
- The political forces accelerating and derailing US renewable deployment
- How capital is rebalancing across hydrocarbons, clean-tech, storage, and next-gen power infrastructure
- The market shifts investors are watching as incentives evolve and new technologies scale
How Investors Are Evaluating Infrastructure Allocations
- Have rising valuations and lower yields diluted infrastructure’s “safe haven” status?
- In which sectors are investors still finding genuine value?
- How LPs are balancing long-term resilience with short-term performance pressures
The Mid-Market Advantage: how newer players can outperform the market
- Why mid-market infrastructure is increasingly a strategic priority for investors
- How sourcing, underwriting and value creation shift at smaller deal sizes
- The growing influence of emerging managers and specialist platforms
Complimentary passes for institutional investors
Eligible pension funds, insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds, endowments and foundations can apply for a complimentary pass to join the Women in Infrastructure Forum: North America. Benchmark your approach with peers, meet managers across strategies and gain practical insight into how others are building resilient infrastructure portfolios.
Interested in partnering with us?
The Women in Infrastructure Forum: North America offers tailored partnership opportunities for firms looking to raise visibility, demonstrate expertise and connect with senior women across infrastructure equity and debt. Position your brand alongside Infrastructure Investor and the wider Women in Private Markets Summit to reach the investors and managers driving the next phase of the asset class.
Part of the Women in Private Markets Summit
Your pass gives you access to the full Women in Private Markets Summit — four specialist forums taking place under one roof. Join private markets professionals alongside peers in private equity, private debt, and real estate to compare approaches, share intelligence and build relationships across the entire private markets ecosystem.
