London Family Office Innovation Meetings

This is a series of select events held twice a year in London, devoted to technology investing by wealthy individuals and single family office executives. The organiser describes the meetings as dedicated to investments in cutting edge technology opportunities, and routes registration through the same system that DC Finance uses for its family office conference series.

Who attends

The audience is high-net-worth individuals, single family office executives and entrepreneurs. The organiser's own framing puts the entrepreneurs at the centre: attendees are told they will meet successful founders alongside the family offices that value new technology.

The badge on this listing marks it as part of the broader wealth community rather than a family office peer group. That is the right reading. The purpose is putting capital next to technology companies, and the founders are a feature of the room rather than incidental to it.

How access works

Registration is through an online form and the organiser publishes no price for any attendee category. As with the wider conference series it connects to, there is no published eligibility test or asset threshold, so this is closer to an open industry event than a screened forum.

One practical warning. At the time of review the site listed no confirmed date for the next meeting. A twice-yearly series with no scheduled edition may simply be between cycles, but anyone planning around it should contact the organiser to confirm the series is still running before making arrangements.

What attendees get

The subject range is wider than the domain name suggests. Sessions cover investment from financial technology to aerospace, life science to internet businesses, and clean technology to agricultural technology, along with keynote speakers on technology trends and new investing models.

For a family office weighing an allocation to early-stage technology, the value is exposure to founders and to sector specialists in a London setting, without the travel and cost of a venture conference. Two meetings a year is enough to track how a field is moving without committing to it.

The limits are worth stating. There is no vetting of who is in the room, no published price, and no fixed schedule at present. Treat it as a useful supplementary channel for an office already interested in technology, rather than as a fixture to plan a year around.