Ownership Economy Summit, October 1, 2026
See the complete NYC programme across every room, with concurrent sessions aligned side by side.
Complete programme
Shared sessions occupy a full row. When the programme splits, each room stays in its own column so you can compare sessions without losing the time of day.
Check in, have coffee, and meet other attendees through curated introductions.
A concise frame for the day and a broader definition of the ownership economy.
A conversation about ownership design and how different institutional forms can give workers, users, and communities a meaningful stake in the value they create.
A look at federated data systems, shared standards, and trusted digital infrastructure that can strengthen manufacturers, suppliers, workers, and smaller firms.
How leaders can make employee ownership part of everyday operations through shared knowledge, responsibility, care, and company processes.
Coffee, conversation, and time to connect before the parallel morning program.
Place-based leaders share how local development, workforce systems, funding, and community institutions can make employee ownership more familiar and scalable.
Community, tribal, ratepayer, and local institution ownership of clean energy and grid infrastructure.
An investor perspective on how employee ownership, data rights, cooperative platforms, and shared upside can help workers participate in the gains created by artificial intelligence.
Research on technological and demographic change, worker financial security, and policies that broaden access to equity ownership.
A practical portable benefits model that allows every hiring company to contribute toward healthcare, leave, retirement, and other protections for independent workers.
How certification, traceability, and market infrastructure can recognize whether workers, suppliers, and producer communities share in the upside they help create.
An update on making ownership structures transparent and verifiable, including how governance, accountability, economic participation, and worker voice can be assessed credibly.
Curated table conversations across founder transitions, finance, policy, energy, land, and housing.
How the people and institutions generating data can govern its use through data rights, privacy-preserving computation, shared standards, and new value-sharing models.
A discussion of ownership and investment structures designed to address market failures while preserving community benefit and shared value.
Community land trusts, resident ownership, cooperative real estate, and housing models designed to resist speculation.
Legal, technical, and operating architectures for public goods, decentralized organizations, protocols, and internet-native institutions.
Field examples of tools that embed earned governance, shared ownership, and participatory decision-making into everyday startup workflows.
Findings from more than 18,000 workers on financial wellbeing, culture and safety, development, agency and voice, and sustainable working conditions.
What limited partners examine when assessing ownership-focused funds, including financial alignment, worker and community benefits, governance, scalability, risk, and catalytic capital.
A research-focused review of the latest evidence on employee ownership, moderated by Dr. Bill Castellano.
A closing synthesis on how capital, policy, research, technical assistance, worker voice, leadership, and market infrastructure can work together to expand durable ownership.
Continue the day's conversations with speakers and attendees at the closing reception.
Optional small group dinners for attendees who want to continue connecting after the formal program.
Programme details follow the official NYC agenda Registered attendees receive schedule updates from the event team.
New York City, October 1, 2026
Ownership Economy Summit at 140 Broadway, Manhattan.