Colorado RE•CON's Capital Call, an Alternative Investing Summit. Where Capital Meets Opportunity. Presented in conjunction with 3 Pillars Law.
Two program days. One room. Capital and opportunity at the same table.
Scenes from Past Colorado RE•CON Events
Both sides of the table
Two audiences, one room. Every session is framed for both, so nobody has to translate.
Passive & aspiring LPs
Accredited and aspiring passive investors who want to put capital to work without guessing.
- ✓ Learn how to read a deal before you wire a dollar.
- ✓ Understand the tax treatment that decides your real return.
- ✓ Put retirement capital to work through self-directed accounts.
- ✓ Meet operators face to face and ask your own questions.
Sponsors & fund managers
Active operators and sponsors raising capital, and the professionals who serve both sides.
- ✓ Build a capital raising process that holds up to scrutiny.
- ✓ Get the securities framework right from the first conversation.
- ✓ Pitch a vetted deal live and take the follow-up in the same room.
- ✓ Grow a network that keeps producing capital after the event.
Working agenda
One room, back to back. Sessions teach, and the conversations around them are where deals start. Working agenda, subject to change as speakers confirm.
Get to Denver early and meet a few faces before Day One.
Meet & greet happy hour
An informal get-together the night before. Not hosted, so order what you like and come as you are.
Location to be announced.
Foundation, framework, and market context. The day you learn how the machine actually works.
Registration & coffee
Badges, coffee, and a soft start.
Legal & securities framework
PPM walkthrough, 506(b) versus 506(c), the capital stack, and deal structure. Workbook provided.
The 5 C's of credit
How lenders actually read a borrower, and what that means for your next deal.
Lunch & open networking
Room organized by attendee type so the right people find each other.
State of alternative investments
Where the capital is moving and why, macro and data driven, one clear voice.
Opportunity sessions, back to back
What each asset class is really buying, from the people running it.
- Real estateMike HillsAtlas Real Estate
- Oil, gas, and landKhris AllenEckard Enterprises
- Debt fundsBrandon McKnightPine Financial
Day check-in from stage
What you learned, what you're still looking for, and a preview of tomorrow.
Networking happy hour
Informal and not hosted. Find the speakers, ask your own questions, and book follow-up time.
Tax, strategy, and live deals. The day the room gets specific.
Registration & coffee
Second-day start.
Tax advantaged investing
Write-offs through cost segregation, opportunity zones, and passive losses at the investor level, in plain terms.
Self-directed IRAs & solo 401(k)s
How to put retirement capital to work in private deals.
Aligning investment objectives
Matching the deal to the goal, for both the investor and the operator.
Build a capital raising machine
The process operators use to raise consistently and stay compliant.
Networking lunch
Pick a table by interest area and sit with the operators and advisors you want to keep talking to.
Curated deal pitches
Vetted operators, fifteen minutes each, with a panel that presses on the numbers after.
- Senior housingVern Harris & Jim FlintABW Senior Investments
- Steel-built cabins & homesMytikas Industries
- More operatorsTo be announced
Heavy hitter panel
The operators who have done it at scale, taking real questions.
Goal setting & close
Turn two days into a plan, then a short survey and the close.
Money and deals rarely sit in the same room
Most investors never get a clean way to evaluate what they are buying, and most operators never get a network that keeps producing capital. Capital Call puts both problems on one agenda.
Capital sits idle
Money waits on the sidelines because there is no steady flow of deals worth evaluating.
No honest way to vet
Investors are handed a pitch, not a method for judging the operator behind it.
The rules are not optional
506(b) versus 506(c), accreditation, and disclosure decide whether a raise is even legal.
Tax treatment decides the return
Depreciation, cost segregation, and opportunity zones move the real number more than the headline yield.
Retirement capital stays stuck
Self-directed IRAs and solo 401(k)s sit unused because nobody walked the investor through them.
One room, both sides
Every session speaks to the investor and the operator out loud, so the conversation afterward starts on level ground.
Speakers & experts
The people who teach the sessions, host the conversations, and stay for your follow-up questions.
Byron Elliott
3 Pillars Law
Securities & syndication framework
ConfirmedMonfort Companies
Heavy hitter panel
Lessons learned and what's next
Confirmed
Trinity Bradley-Anderson, CPA
Sorren
Tax advantaged investing: cost segregation, opportunity zones, and passive losses
Confirmed
Mytikas Industries
Steel-built cabins & homes
Live deal pitch
Confirmed
Anne Marie Rodgers
Directed IRA
Self-directed IRAs & solo 401(k)s
Confirmed
Khris Allen
Eckard Enterprises
Oil, gas, and land opportunity session
Confirmed
Brandon McKnight
Pine Financial
The debt fund opportunity session
Confirmed
Mike Hills
Atlas Real Estate
Real estate opportunity session
Confirmed
Vern Harris
ABW Senior Investments
Live deal pitch: senior housing
Confirmed
Ben Banner
3 Pillars Law
Co-host & emcee
Confirmed
Troy Miller
Colorado RE•CON
Host & emcee
Confirmed
Shane Phillips
Parkside Financial Bank & Trust
The 5 C's of credit: what lenders look for
Confirmed
Tait Duryea
Turbine Capital
How to build a capital raising machine
Confirmed
Jim Flint
ABW Senior Investments
Live deal pitch: senior housing
ConfirmedMarket analyst
To be announced
The state of alternative investments
Coming soonMore speakers announced as they confirm.
In the Room at Past Colorado RE•CON Events
Seats step up as they fill
Three tiers, one price for everyone. When a tier sells out, the price moves to the next tier and never comes back.
- ✓ Both program days
- ✓ Lunch both days
- ✓ Sunday welcome reception
- ✓ The workshop, included
- ✓ Pre-event education modules
- ✓ Both program days
- ✓ Lunch both days
- ✓ Sunday welcome reception
- ✓ The workshop, included
- ✓ Pre-event education modules
- ✓ Both program days
- ✓ Lunch both days
- ✓ Sunday welcome reception
- ✓ The workshop, included
- ✓ Pre-event education modules
When Tier One's 25 tickets are gone, Tier Two opens at $325. When those 55 are gone, Tier Three opens at $375 for the rest of the room.
Why people keep coming back
Placeholder testimonials for layout. Real quotes drop in before publication.
"I walked in curious and walked out with two operators I actually trust. That never happens at a conference."
"The securities session alone was worth the ticket. I finally understand what I am signing."
"We raised more from the follow-up conversations than from any pitch deck we have sent."
"One room, both sides. You could feel deals starting at the lunch tables."
"The tax and self-directed IRA sessions changed how I am deploying my retirement capital."
"No fluff, no chasing people down a hallway. Every provider on stage had actually built the thing they were talking about."
Grand Hyatt Denver
Both days sit in the heart of downtown Denver, with the Rocky Mountains out one window and the skyline out the other. Registration, the sessions, lunch, and the networking all happen under one roof, and the Sunday welcome reception is a short walk away.
- Downtown Denver, walkable to the reception and the dinners
- Rocky Mountain and city skyline views
- Both program days and all networking in one place
Stay in our room block
We are holding a block of rooms at the Grand Hyatt at our group rate. Reserve early, the block is limited.
Our sponsors & partners
The companies putting Capital Call in the room. Providers who speak, host, and take follow-up conversations with the people who need them.
Featured sponsors
Participating sponsors
Put your company in the room
See the placements, the audience, and what each one includes. The presenting slot is spoken for, and a handful of placements remain.