3rd Annual Investor Summit · Registration Open

Nashville
2026

You told us to take the Summit on the road. Done. Three days in Nashville: the full F Street program, a Broadway takeover at Kane Brown's, dinner at Culaccino, and mentalist Tom Pesce closing the day, all on us. Space is limited, and seats will go to the first hands up.

Dates Nov 12–14, 2026
Host Hotel AC Hotel Nashville Downtown
Summit Day Friday, Nov 13 · Americana Room
Status ●  Open · Space Limited

You voted. We booked it.

Earlier this year we asked whether the Summit should leave Milwaukee for the first time. The answer was overwhelming: the vast majority of you said take it on the road, and Nashville led the list. So that's exactly what we're doing.

The 3rd Annual F Street Summit lands in Nashville, November 12–14, 2026. Home base is the AC Hotel Nashville Downtown in SoBro, two blocks from Broadway, steps from the Country Music Hall of Fame, with the full Friday program in the hotel's Americana Room. Arrive Thursday, spend Friday with the team, head home Saturday, or stay and make a weekend of it.

Three days. One full program.

One travel-light format: fly in Thursday, get the full Summit on Friday, fly home Saturday. Every meal, drink, and evening from Thursday afternoon through Friday night is covered by F Street.

Day 01 · Arrival
Thursday, Nov 12

Get to town. We take it from there.

Afternoon
Travel & Check-In

Arrive in Nashville and check in at the AC Hotel Nashville Downtown.

4:00 – 8:00 PM
Welcome Party at Kane Brown's

We're taking over Kane Brown's on Broadway for the whole evening: drinks, dinner, and live music, all in one spot on the honky-tonk strip. Come hungry; the food keeps coming, so there's no separate dinner reservation to catch. 312 Broadway, a short walk from the hotel.

Inside Kane Brown's on Broadway, venue for the Summit welcome party

// Kane Brown's · 312 Broadway

After 8:00 PM
Broadway, Your Way

The night is yours. You'll be standing on the best strip of live music in America.

Day 03 · Departure
Saturday, Nov 14

Head home. Or don't.

Morning
Check-Out & Travel Home

Departures at your own pace.

Optional
Extend the Weekend

Staying through Saturday or Sunday? Add extra nights when you book your room. November is a busy month in Nashville, so booking early is the best way to lock in availability.

// Schedule subject to refinement. Registered attendees get every update first.

The full Friday agenda.

One room, one track, no filler. Americana Room, 21st floor, from first coffee to the closing keynote.

// Open a session [ + ] for speaker bios

8:00 – 9:00
Registration, Breakfast + Coffee

Check in, grab breakfast, and settle in. Pre-Function space, 21st floor.

9:00 – 9:15
Opening Remarks

Scott Lurie · F Street

9:15 – 9:45
State of F Street: Year in Review

Scott Lurie · F Street

Portfolio performance, 2025 stats, 2026 fundings, and where the firm goes from here.

Scott Lurie, Founder and CEO of F Street
Scott Lurie

Founder & CEO · F Street

Scott built F Street into a Milwaukee based real estate investment and private lending platform spanning development, acquisitions, and private credit. He opens the day, sits for the private credit interview, co-hosts the fireside with Alex Lasry, and closes it taking your questions on the open floor.

9:45 – 10:15
Cutting the Tax Bill: Depreciation, 1031s, and What You Keep

Slayton Gilmore · Director of Tax, Hall CPA

Depreciation strategies, 1031 exchanges, and the opportunities most investors miss to reduce tax liability.

Slayton Gilmore, Director of Tax at Hall CPA
Slayton Gilmore

Director of Tax · Hall CPA

Slayton is Director of Tax at Hall CPA, a firm built around real estate investors and the strategies that actually move their tax bill. He covers depreciation, 1031 exchanges, and the opportunities most investors leave on the table.

10:15 – 10:30
Break
10:30 – 11:15
// Panel
The Industrial Broker Panel

Moderated by Nick Jung · F Street

Three brokers doing the deals on what's actually moving: rents, tenant demand, data center and power-driven absorption, and where Midwest industrial goes in 2027. Audience Q&A in the back half.

Nick Jung, F Street, panel moderator
Nick Jung

F Street · Moderator

Nick runs the panel: rents, absorption, capital flows, and where Midwest industrial goes next.

Jeff Hoffman, Principal at Cushman and Wakefield Boerke
Jeff Hoffman, SIOR, CCIM

Principal, Co-Chair Industrial Services · Cushman & Wakefield | Boerke

Jeff has advised on over $3 billion in transactions across a 23 year career, leading a team that closes 60+ industrial deals a year worth over $300 million for Wisconsin's biggest occupiers and developers. Author of Industrial is What We Do, a roadmap for the next decade of Wisconsin's industrial economy.

Peter Doughty, Managing Director Investments at Marcus and Millichap
Peter Doughty

Managing Director Investments · Marcus & Millichap

Peter founded the Doughty Industrial Group in Marcus & Millichap's Chicago Downtown office, focused on the acquisition and disposition of industrial investment properties across the Midwest. A three time winner of the firm's National Achievement Award, he brings the investment sale side of the market to the panel.

Andy Lubinski, Colliers
Andy Lubinski

Colliers

Industrial specialist covering the Upper Midwest for Colliers: multi-state site selection, tenant representation, and dispositions, with a focus on food production and climate controlled warehousing. Over 55 million square feet of transactions since 2011, including leasing the largest available distribution center in Iowa in 2018.

11:15 – 12:00
Private Credit: Inside the Lender's Seat

Mitch Ferraro interviews Scott Lurie · F Street

Why private credit keeps taking share, how F Street underwrites it, and what the yield actually pays you for.

Mitch Ferraro, F Street
Mitch Ferraro

F Street

Mitch puts Scott in the interview seat for an unscripted look inside the lending operation.

Scott Lurie, Founder and CEO of F Street
Scott Lurie

Founder & CEO · F Street

In the seat, answering how F Street underwrites, prices, and protects private credit.

12:00 – 1:00
Lunch, served at the tables
1:00 – 1:30
// Fireside
The Sports Play in Alternative Investing

Josh Lurie & Scott Lurie in conversation with Alex Lasry · CEO, FIFA World Cup 26 New York New Jersey

Sports as an asset class, the World Cup effect, and the leagues opening the door to private capital.

Alex Lasry, CEO of FIFA World Cup 26 New York New Jersey
Alex Lasry

CEO, FIFA World Cup 26 New York New Jersey · Former SVP, Milwaukee Bucks · Former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Travel & Tourism

Alex spent nearly a decade as Senior Vice President of the Milwaukee Bucks, helping drive the franchise's rise, the Fiserv Forum and Deer District development, and the 2021 NBA championship run. After leading U.S. travel and tourism strategy at the Department of Commerce, he ran the New York New Jersey host committee for the biggest World Cup ever staged.

Josh Lurie, F Street
Josh Lurie

F Street · Co-Host

Josh leads equity strategy at F Street and hosts the conversation on where sports and private capital meet.

Scott Lurie, Founder and CEO of F Street
Scott Lurie

Founder & CEO · F Street · Co-Host

Scott joins Josh in the conversation, pressing on where sports franchises, stadium districts, and league capital fit alongside real estate and private credit in an investor's portfolio.

1:30 – 2:00
Investing with Tax Deferred Accounts

Kelsey Dineen · Senior Account Executive, Equity Trust

SDIRAs, solo 401(k)s, and putting retirement dollars into private deals without tripping the wires.

Kelsey Dineen, Senior Account Executive at Equity Trust
Kelsey Dineen

Senior Account Executive · Equity Trust

Kelsey works with investors at Equity Trust, a leading custodian of self-directed retirement accounts, on putting IRA and 401(k) dollars to work in private investments. She walks through the mechanics, the rules, and the mistakes to avoid.

2:00 – 3:00
Estate Planning for the Private Investor

Anne Paape, J.D. · Managing Director, Head of Wealth Strategy, Cresset

Trusts, step-up basis, and securing wealth across generations.

Anne Paape, Managing Director and Head of Wealth Strategy at Cresset
Anne Paape, J.D.

Managing Director, Head of Wealth Strategy · Cresset

Anne leads Cresset's national Wealth Strategy team, a group of former trust and estate attorneys guiding clients on estate, gift, trust, and wealth transfer planning. A former partner at a major Minneapolis law firm, she brings more than 20 years as a trust and estate attorney to a full hour on protecting what you've built.

3:00 – 3:15
Break
3:15 – 3:45
Open Floor: Ask F Street Anything

Scott Lurie & the full F Street team

Thirty minutes of unscripted Q&A. Ask what you want to know, not what we planned to tell you.

3:45 – 4:30
// Closing Keynote
Tom Pesce, Mentalist

Mentalist · Keynote Speaker

The day closes with one of the most sought-after mentalists in the country. Not something you watch from your seat: Tom reads the room, then reads the people in it. Expect to be pulled on stage, and expect to leave still asking how he did it.

Tom Pesce, mentalist and keynote speaker
Tom Pesce

Mentalist · Keynote Speaker

Morgan Stanley, Deloitte, NASA, Formula 1, Amazon, Google, NBC, and Nasdaq have all put Tom in front of their people. He has headlined for Princess Cruises, performs at the world-famous Magic Castle in Hollywood, and brings more than twenty years on stage to every room he walks into. The number you are thinking of, the name you have not said out loud, the choice you were certain was yours: fast, funny, and built entirely around the audience.

tompesce.com →
6:00 PM
Group Dinner at Culaccino in the Yards

// Schedule subject to refinement. Registered attendees get every update first.

You handle travel. We handle the rest.

Same split we proposed in the survey, now locked in. You cover your flights and your hotel room. F Street covers everything else from the moment you land: every meal, every drink, every evening, and ground transport throughout the event.

The Summit is held inside Marriott's first tri-branded hotel, where the AC Hotel, SpringHill Suites, and Residence Inn share one building at 410 Rep. John Lewis Way South. Book at any of the three and you are an elevator ride from the Americana Room. Our group block has filled, so book directly with the hotel, and book early: November is a busy month in Nashville.

// You handle

Travel & lodging

  • Flights to Nashville
  • Hotel room at the AC Hotel, SpringHill Suites, or Residence Inn (same building)
// We handle

Everything else

  • Full Friday Summit programming
  • All food & drinks, Thursday through Friday
  • Kane Brown's welcome party & dinner at Culaccino
  • Ground transport during the event

AC Hotel Nashville Downtown.

AC Hotel Nashville Downtown, host hotel for the 2026 F Street Summit

// AC Hotel Nashville Downtown · SoBro

Everything happens in one neighborhood. The AC Hotel sits in SoBro, two blocks from Lower Broadway and steps from the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Ryman. The Friday Summit runs in the hotel's Americana Room, so the commute from your bed to the program is an elevator ride.

The building is Marriott's first tri-branded hotel: AC Hotel, SpringHill Suites, and Residence Inn under one roof. Any of the three puts you in the building. Book your room here.

  • Address410 Rep. John Lewis Way S, Nashville, TN
  • DistrictSoBro · walkable to Broadway, Ryman & museums
  • Summit RoomAmericana Room · Friday, Nov 13
  • Where to StayAC Hotel · SpringHill Suites · Residence Inn · Book direct
  • ParkingValet on-site; most attendees won't need a car

Save your seat.

Space is limited to keep the Summit what it's always been: direct access, real conversation. Registering early does two things: it locks your spot, and it lets us build the best possible event since venue takeovers, dinner reservations, and Friday programming all get planned around confirmed headcount. Register now and we'll follow up with hotel and travel details.

01

Register early

Takes one minute. Confirming early holds your seat before capacity fills.

02

Book your room

Reserve Thursday & Friday nights at the AC Hotel, SpringHill Suites, or Residence Inn, all in the Summit building. Add extra nights if you're extending.

03

Book your flights

Fly into Nashville (BNA). The welcome party runs 4:00 to 8:00 PM Thursday, so there's no bad arrival time.

// Summit 2026 Registration

// Hotel rooms are booked directly with Marriott. November is a busy month in Nashville: book early.

Questions before you book?

Travel logistics, extended stays, bringing a guest? Reach out and we'll get you sorted before you commit to flights.

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