Longevity
Clinics, diagnostics laboratories, precision-wellness and supplement brands with a consumer offer and a capital story.
The investor conference for Los Angeles. Three days on the Sunset Strip of capital, product and live music.
Three days where capital, applied AI and the creator economy occupy the same building, on a property built for music rather than for breakout sessions.
Los Angeles runs a technology ecosystem of roughly $155 billion and holds the fourth-largest tech talent pool in the country. California accounts for more than 65% of national AI job demand, and Y Combinator currently lists 148 active startups headquartered in the LA metro.
What makes the city worth its own conference is that its AI work is applied and vertical rather than foundational. It is built on top of entertainment, health, commerce, logistics and aerospace, which means investors, operators and creators are already solving the same problems.
Investors do not travel to Los Angeles for a ballroom. They come for the people who only work here.
This edition programs three of those threads: creator and content AI, longevity and human performance, and the infrastructure for monetizing content. It is co-timed with the inaugural AI Investing Forum on a single credential.
The region’s AI work clusters by industry. Listed alphabetically, with the three sectors this edition programs marked.
Market figures are global unless noted otherwise, and are shown as ranges where research firms define the category differently. Regional figures are specific to Los Angeles County or the Southern California corridor. Every figure carries its source. Sectors marked as in progress are being sized before publication rather than estimated.
This edition runs with the inaugural AI Investing Forum. One date, one gate, one exhibitor floor, two programs. Attendees move between them on a single credential.
The Los Angeles Investor Conference holds the venue, the exhibitor floor, registration and the evening programming. AI Investing Forum holds the investor track on the main stage. Scott Page hosts the event and curates the content monetization category.
Placement is assigned by category rather than by who books first, so each section of the floor draws its own audience and gets its own programming block. Exhibitors hold their space for all three days — there is no nightly teardown.
Clinics, diagnostics laboratories, precision-wellness and supplement brands with a consumer offer and a capital story.
Device, wearable, hyperbaric, cryotherapy and performance companies. This category converts on demonstration, so the pool deck suits it.
Sound healing, vibroacoustic therapy, frequency medicine and breathwork. The category that links the longevity and music audiences.
Creator monetization, rights and royalty tooling, tokenized experiences and verification infrastructure. Curated with Scott Page.
A category sponsor position is available in each, at $5,000.
A 108-room music property with more than 10,000 square feet of event space. The main stage seats 100, so the exhibitor floor, the podcast studio and the private roundtables run in parallel throughout each day.
Lobby for registration and the exhibitor floor. The Loft on the fourth floor as the main stage. The Boardroom for closed-door investor roundtables, limited to ten. The Media Room as the podcast and interview studio. The pool deck, the largest saltwater pool in West Hollywood. Backbeat for live music.
Accredited investors attend complimentary. Everyone else applies.
Accredited investors
Advocacy groups
Angel investors
Asset managers
Athletes
Broker dealers
Celebrities and talent
Consultants
Consumer brands
Corporate venture
Creators and influencers
Crowdfunding platforms
Entertainment industry
eSports and gaming
Family offices
Financial advisors
Health and medical industry
Hedge funds
Impact investors
Investment bankers
Law firms
Media companies
Natural products industry
Private bankers
Private equity funds
Real estate industry
Technology companies
Trade associations
Venture capital funds
Wealth managers
Sponsorship positions are exclusive. Once a position is taken it comes off the board.
| Title and presentingNaming across all three days and every zone, main stage welcome, premium table, full media package | $35,000 |
| Main stageThe Loft, Saturday and Sunday | $20,000 |
| Saturday evening musicBackbeat, the marquee evening | $15,000 |
| Sunday pool deckAfternoon music and the closing activation | $12,500 |
| Podcast studioThe Media Room, all three days | $10,000 |
| VIP opening receptionFriday evening | $7,500 |
| Lanyard and badgeEvery credential in the building | $7,500 |
| Category sponsorOne per exhibitor category, four available | $5,000 |
| Platinum25 minutes, table, video, article, podcast, 200 leads | $15,000 |
| Gold20 minutes, table, video, article, podcast, 100 leads | $10,000 |
| Silver18 minutes, table, article, podcast, 50 leads | $5,000 |
| Panel seatModerated panel, article, podcast | $3,000 |
| Investor roundtableClosed-door Boardroom seat, limited to 10 | $2,500 |
| Startup fast pitch5 minutes to investor judges, table | $1,000 |
| PremiumLobby, highest traffic, beside registration | $3,500 |
| StandardThe Loft, fourth floor, beside the main stage | $2,500 |
| Pool deck activationDemonstration and experience space | $2,000 |
| Startup or nonprofitLobby or Loft, subject to availability | $1,250 |
| Podcast interview30 minute slot in the Media Room | $500 |
| Edited speaker video | $1,000 |
| Article and distribution | $750 |
| Host stage block15 minutes on the creator stage | $500 |
| VIP gift bag distribution200 items | $500 |
| Lead capture and enrichment upgrade | $750 |
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and floor placement is assigned by category.