Future Summit
An independent executive platform connecting Canadian industry, governments, institutions and global capital.
- Problem
- Technology leaders, established industry, capital and government in Canada each operate inside their own networks, and the routes between them are informal and easy to lose.
- What Josh did
- Founded Future Summit in 2025 as an independent executive platform: a flagship gathering, curated dinners, roundtables, delegations and a year-round programme connecting Canadian industry, government, institutions and global capital.
- Result
- A working platform for the convening and relationship work described across this site. Coverage of the launch and the flagship event is linked on the Future Summit page.
Formats
Flagship summit
The flagship gathering that brings AI, energy, infrastructure, investment and public leadership into one programme.
Private dinners and roundtables
Small, deliberately composed tables with a specific strategic or commercial reason for each person to be there.
Delegations and trade missions
International relationships structured for follow-through, so expansion brings buyers, capital and partners back into the home market.
Year-round platform
The relationships formed in the room continue through the platform rather than ending when the event does.
Coverage
Public coverage of the launch and the flagship event. Each link states how the coverage came about.
- Future Summit launches in Calgary to connect investors, entrepreneurs, and policymakers ↗
Digital Journal · Media partner · March 26, 2025
- Calgary's Future Summit 2025 looks to drive deals in legacy industries, AI, and infrastructure ↗
BetaKit · Sponsored article

Calgary Petroleum Club
Where the platform meets the work
Future Summit is where much of my market access and convening work happens. If you are a principal, operator, investor or public leader working across energy, technology and infrastructure, the current programme is on the Future Summit site. If you want help with a specific problem, start here.
See also the executive convening archive.