Thomson Reuters

Buyouts Magazine's conference business marries two of the LBO industries most critical needs—quality content and quality networking—in its growing slate of events.

As the LBO industry has matured, a need has a risen for events in numerous markets nationwide, as well as in Canada, to help participants better understand the industry and to provide a forum for regional players to meet with each other.

Having just celebrated its 20th anniversary, Buyouts now has events in Chicago, Los Angeles and Toronto, as well as a number of events in New York City throughout the year. These events offer overviews of dealmaking in geographic regions, or shine  a spotlight on selected hot topics.

Buyouts Conferences—Where Deals Get Done

With Buyouts Conferences, you can:

• Mix with the cream of the Buyouts industry - our conferences represent excellent networking opportunities.
• Hear from the most influential speakers in the industry.
  

Why choose Buyouts Conferences?

• We are embedded in this market like no other
• Our content is shaped to delegates’ concerns
• We are backed by Buyouts Magazine, a national leader in LBO news

Buyouts North
Networking for Cross-border Deal-making & Fundraising

On October 1, 2008, Buyouts Magazine brings you the premier conference focused on Canadian cross-border LBO deals. At this jam-packed one day event you'll hear from the best and brightest GPs, some of the country's most active intermediaries and debt providers, as well as a host of the nation's top LPs. Interact with attendees at our innovative networking events, including two new features for the conference's third year, the Buyouts Roundtable Discussions and the Buyouts Deal Flow Circuit, which features both OMERS Capital Partners, ONCAP and Teachers Private Capital. The full conference rate is ONLY $995. Register before August 29 and bring a colleague at no extra charge.

View a full agenda and list of speakers. To register or for further information please contact Greg Winterton at 646-223-6787 or email greg.winterton@thomsonreuters.com