Upcoming Events
Cross Pollinate Seattle Family Office Lunch
Join us for a relaxed, no-host lunch in Seattle on Thursday, April 30th. This midday event will allow family office principals and peers to connect, compare notes, and share their thoughts. The conversation is confidential, the format is unscripted, and the group is kept small by design. Exact time TBD, with space for up to […]
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Cross Pollinate AI Dinner in Portland
Some of the most valuable thinking happens in small rooms, among the right people. Join us for a Cross Pollinate Dinner at the Arlington Club in Portland on Monday, May 4th at 6:00pm. This intimate, no-host gathering brings together investors, operators, and leaders who are actively thinking about what AI means for their work, whether […]
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Cross Pollinate Oregon Wine Retreat
August 12–14, 2026 | Black Walnut Inn & Vineyard | Dundee Hills, Oregon Set in the heart of Oregon wine country, the Cross Pollinate Wine Retreat offers a rare opportunity for family office principals and executives to connect in a relaxed, lightly structured, and confidential environment. Held at the Black Walnut Inn & Vineyard, just over […]
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Cross Pollinate Fall Foliage Tour
The event is being coordinated with Cross Pollinate Community member, Mike Kane, with a tree planting occurring at his home and farm in West Chester, PA.
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Cross Pollinate Southern Africa
The Cross Pollinate Southern Africa trip, last held in 2023 and is scheduled for the summer of 2026. While the 2023 event included minors and was mostly in the nation of Zimbabwe, the 2026 Cross Pollinate trip will include South Africa and Zimbabwe as possibly other countries. The trip will be custom designed for up […]
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Cross Pollinate is structured radically different from traditional conference, networking, or membership organizations in the family office space. It is a peer-led organization where content is generated by, not sold to, the community.
In order to stay true to our mission and to reduce conflicts of interest, Cross Pollinate does not have sponsors or allow attendees to solicit other attendees. Most events are non-hosted, with each attendee responsible for their own costs as well as a proportional share of the overhead for the event (including the attendance and costs of the coordinator).
As part of the community, we ask participants to donate their time, questions, and expertise and to show up willing to listen and share. Contributions may include hosting an event, sharing expertise, mentoring a peer, or contributing monetarily for the coordination effort or overhead.
Most Cross Pollinate attendees are familiar with multiple forms of capital. They happily exchange financial capital for intellectual and relational capital when paying for degrees from prestigious universities or attending conferences. We expect the Cross Pollinate Community will contribute various forms of capital to the community. If you would like to discuss additional ways to contribute, please contact us.
