All prices listed reflect United States Dollars (USD). 

Payment for our event registration is by credit card only and through our online system Payment is due at the time of registration, and all transactions are subject to a 3.3% processing fee.

• All individuals within a member organization attending an INTA event are expected to register for the event and wear their official event badge, including INTA-related offsite events.
• Continued committee participation requires that everyone at the organization level respect this policy.
• If any individual from a member organization attends an event without proper registration and a badge, all committee members from that organization may be removed from their committee assignments.

Last Updated: April 27, 2026

1. Registration and Fees

Registration Requirements

• All registrants for our events must be registered.
• Your registration entitles you to participate in the specific event that you registered for.

Member Registration Rates

• To enjoy the member registration rate for our event, your organization must already be a member in good standing at the time of registration and at the time of the event.
• If your organization chooses not to renew its membership and proceeds with your event registration, you will pay the non-member rate. However, the difference between the member and non-member registration rates will not be refunded if your organization renews the membership year after you register for the event.

Payment Method and Processing Fees

• Payment for our event registration is by credit card only through our online system. Payment is due at the time of registration, and all transactions are subject to a 3.3% processing fee.
• Additional fees may be required for add-on offerings, if any. For more information on add-on offerings at specific events (if any), please visit our specific event page.

Tuition Assistance

• Tuition assistance for our event is available to eligible practitioners who have a total individual income of less than US $35,000 a year or are currently unemployed. Proper documentation will be required. Applications must be submitted and approved prior to event registration; applications received after registration will not be considered. For more information or to request an application, please contact us.

2. Guest Registration

• Guests refer to spouses, partners, or children who are not IP or Trademark professionals.
• Minor children and those who require supervision are not allowed to attend unless there are specially designated events for these groups.
• In those circumstances, the registered minor children and those who require supervision are only allowed in the space designated specifically for that event. Under no circumstances are they allowed to enter the INTA-licensed event space outside of the designated group event.

3. Nonprofit Registration Rate – Eligibility Criteria

The nonprofit registration rate is available only to full time staff members of a qualifying nonprofit organization. Eligibility for the nonprofit rate is based on employment status, not affiliation. The nonprofit rate does not apply to:

• Individuals who are members of a nonprofit or professional association but are not employed as staff by that organization
• Individuals affiliated with, volunteering for, or serving on committees or boards of a nonprofit
• Individuals seeking to access the nonprofit rate through membership, partnership, or association affiliation

Applicable rates in those cases are:

• INTA Member Rate — if the individual is an INTA member
• Non Member Rate — if the individual is not an INTA member

Affiliation with another association, committee participation, volunteer service, or similar involvement does not confer eligibility for INTA’s nonprofit registration rate.

4. Event Access and Admittance

• Only persons registered for our event and wearing their own official event badge will have access to our licensed venue spaces.
• All guests who are allowed to attend certain INTA events in specific areas must always wear their official INTA event badge or any other identification required by INTA.
• Minor children, guests, and any other unregistered individuals will not be admitted unless they fall within our guest registration policies for the Annual Meeting.

No exceptions will be made.

5. Event Badges

Badging Policy and Committee Participation

• All individuals within a member organization attending an INTA event are expected to register for the event and wear their official event badge, including INTA-related offsite events.
• Continued committee participation requires that everyone at the organization level respect this policy.
• If any individual from a member organization attends an event without proper registration and a badge, all committee members from that organization may be removed from their committee assignments.

Badge Information

• Event badges remain the property of INTA at all times, and shall serve as a revocable license in the event of any breach by a registrant of the Event Policy.
• All event registrant badges will display Record Number, Preferred Name / First Name, Last Name, Organization Name, and, if removal is not requested by the registrant prior to the issuance of the badge at the Event, Country in which the Organization is based.
• All event registrant badges will contain a QR code hosting the following information: Registration ID, Record Number, Preferred Name / First Name, and Last Name.
• Attendees are strictly prohibited from altering, defacing, or obscuring any information printed on the badge.
• Anyone found altering, defacing, or obscuring any information printed on the badge, counterfeiting, copying or sharing of badges, and/or using badges from past events (collectively, “Badge Misuse”) may be subject to sanctions, up to and including removal from our event and revocation of INTA membership, and such registrant hereby agrees to indemnify INTA for any and all claims or damages associated with a complaint raised by any third party as a result of Badge Misuse.
• INTA reserves the right to confiscate any badge that is the subject of Badge Misuse and revoke event access without refund or credit.

Badge Reprint Policy

• On-site, a US$500 fee will be charged for the first reprint of a lost or misplaced badge.
• A US$600 fee will be applied to a second reprint.
• Badges will not be reprinted a third time.
• The value of your event badge exceeds the cost of the reprint. Reprint charges are in place to protect the integrity of the event and to prevent circumstances where a reprinted badge could be given to another unregistered person. This ensures that only properly registered participants have access to event spaces and benefits, maintaining fairness and security for all attendees.

Onsite Badge Collection

• All registrants must pick up their badge onsite at our event venue.
• Registrants will only be allowed to collect their own badge.
• Printing badges on behalf of other registrants is strictly prohibited.

Once you have picked up your badge, it must always be worn throughout our event, including INTA-related off-site events.

6. Onsite Registration

• Onsite registration will be offered at our events unless otherwise indicated.

7. Travel and Accommodation

• Any costs associated with your attendance at our event shall be paid solely by you, and we shall have no liability for such expenses.
• Registrants are solely responsible for ensuring they meet all entry requirements for the event location, including but not limited to visas, electronic travel authorizations (ETAs), passports, and any other documentation required by local authorities. We do not assume responsibility for obtaining or verifying entry documents.

8. Cancellations, Credits, and Substitutions

Force Majeure

• If INTA is prevented from hosting the event you registered for as a result of any cause beyond its control, or due to acts of God, strikes, labor disputes, government requisitions, restrictions or war or apparent act of war, terrorism, disaster, civil disorder, epidemic or pandemic, curtailment or restriction on transportation facilities, or any other comparable calamity, casualty or condition (collectively a “Force Majeure”), INTA shall have the right to terminate the affected event without liability immediately and shall be relieved of its obligations to you.

Credit Policy

• Credits may be issued when a registrant cancels an event registration and may be applied toward a future paid INTA in-person event. Credits are valid for twelve (12) months from the first day of the original event date; after this period, credits expire and are no longer eligible for use.
• Credits cannot be refunded at any time and may not be applied to membership dues, donations, or add-on activities, including Business Development Excursions, Table Topics, workshops, or receptions.
• A credit may be used for more than one event within the validity period; however, registration is not confirmed until the applicable invoice is paid in full.
• Credits are assigned to the organization rather than the individual registrant and remain with the organization if the registrant departs.
• Unused credits after the one-year validity period are considered expired and are not available for use or refund.

Cancellation and Substitution Rules

• Written notice of cancellation must be received by the stated event deadline.
• Substitutions within the same organization are permitted if credit cannot be applied.
• Registrants who do not attend the meeting or do not collect their badges are not eligible for credits.
• Separate bookings, such as hotel or travel arrangements, must be canceled independently and are not covered under INTA’s credit policy.
• For our credit and substitution policy and timeline, please visit the respective event page.

9. Event Content

• INTA reserves the right to change aspects of our event, including but not limited to event name, themes, content, program, speakers, hosts, moderators, venue, time, and event policies.
• No unauthorized promotional material may be distributed at any time during the event.

10. Use of Likeness

• By participating in our event, you grant INTA the right to record, film, live stream, photograph, or capture your likeness in any media now available or hereafter developed and to distribute, broadcast, use, or otherwise globally disseminate, in perpetuity, such media without any further approval or payment.
• This grant includes the right to edit such media, use the media alone or together with other information, and allow others to use or disseminate the media. All media becomes the property of INTA. INTA also reserves the right not to record any event.

11. Use of Member Directory, Registrant Directories, and Networking Tools

• All information in our Member Directory is entrusted to registered members for personal use exclusively. The use of this information for any other purpose, such as unsolicited electronic communication, is expressly prohibited.
• Unauthorized sales or distribution of information obtained from the Membership Directory is prohibited. Violation may result in sanctions up to and including revocation of membership.
• Our event Registrant Directories are limited to INTA event registrants.
• All event registrants will have access to our meeting mobile app, when available, and can display their contact information at their discretion.

12. Special Needs

• If you have an accessibility request or need auxiliary aids or services, please contact us.

13. Disclaimer of Warranties, Limitation of Liability

General Disclaimer

• INTA gives no warranties regarding any aspect of our event or related materials and disclaims all implied warranties.
• The views of speakers, registrants, and sponsors do not necessarily reflect INTA’s views.

Liability Limitations

• INTA will not be liable for errors, omissions, or damages arising from event content or participation.
• Maximum aggregate liability is limited to the amount paid by you for the event.

14. Code of Conduct

• INTA events are inclusive, respectful, and harassment-free environments. We encourage open exchange of ideas and professional networking.

15. Intellectual Property

• All intellectual property rights in and to our event, content, and materials are owned by INTA or event sponsors/speakers.
• You may not use or reproduce trademarks, event content, or distributed materials without prior written permission from INTA.

16. Privacy Notice

• Your privacy is important to us. Please review INTA’s Privacy Policy.
• INTA collects personal information to enable your event registration, including unique database IDs, Preferred Name / First Name, Last Name, Email, Organization Name, Address, your reserved sessions/add-ons, and other contact details. This information may be shared with select third parties that perform services for INTA in connection with our event, including database management services, housing partners, hotels, sponsors, auditors, travel partners, and any other necessary services, when applicable.

We encourage you to review our Event Policies, which apply to all INTA events.

To request a credit for the Leadership Meeting, please submit your request to INTA Member Operations stating in detail the reason for the credit request.

Full credits for the registration fee will be issued for requests shared with the INTA Member Operations team requested by Monday, October 19, 2026, 11:59 pm (U.S. Eastern Time).

No credits of registration fees will be given beyond Tuesday, October 20, 2026, 12:00 am (U.S. Eastern Time).

Your base registration for the 2026 Leadership Meeting is transferable to another person affiliated with your umbrella member organization. Add-on business development activities for the Leadership Meeting are transferable to any other person registered for the 2026 Leadership Meeting.

To facilitate the registration substitution process, please submit your Substitution Request Form to INTA Member Operations, stating in detail the reason for the substitution and the person attending in your place. If you would like to transfer your add-on business development activity to another person, please contact INTA Member Operations.

All substitution requests must be submitted by Thursday, November 12, 2026, 11:59 pm (U.S. Eastern Time).

INTA has secured a block of hotel rooms at The Sheraton Phoenix Downtown at a special rate for registrants. Reservations are accepted only on a first-come, first-served basis until the room block is filled or no later than Monday, October 16, 2026, whichever is sooner.

You must register for the 2026 Leadership Meeting before you can reserve your hotel room within INTA’s block of discounted rooms. If you cancel your Leadership Meeting registration, your hotel reservation will also be cancelled.

Limited to one room per registrant.

Rates exclusively available to Leadership Meeting registrants.

Hotel Room Rate – Run of House: US $279.00*
*Additional person fee of US $20.00 per person per night for triple and quadruple occupancy.

Room rates are quoted exclusive of applicable state and local taxes in effect at the Hotel at the time of the Meeting (current sales tax rate is 13.07%–subject to change without notice).

HOTEL RESERVATION POLICY

• If you cancel three days or fewer prior to arrival, you will be charged the price of one night’s stay plus tax.
• If you fail to arrive at the scheduled time for your reserved stay without canceling, you will be charged the price of one night’s stay plus tax.
• If you depart the hotel earlier than expected, you will be charged the price of one night’s stay plus tax.
• Hotel check-in time is 4:00 pm and check-out time is 11:00 am.
• If you have special accommodation needs, please contact [email protected].

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The Sheraton Phoenix Downtown is surrounded by restaurants, coffee spots, breweries, cocktail lounges, and rooftop bars within walking distance. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or heading out after sessions, explore the curated lists below for nearby options in downtown Phoenix.

• Local Restaurants
• Local Bars

8:00 AM–8:00 PM
Badge Collection and Onsite Registration

8:30 AM–9:30 AM
Board of Directors Breakfast (by invitation only)

8:45 AM–9:15 AM
Annual Meeting of Members

9:30 AM–4:00 PM
Board of Directors (by invitation only)

10:00 AM–11:30 AM
Idea Exchange by the Academic Committee
Presented by the Academic Committee

10:00 AM–11:30 AM
AI Lab: Practical Prompting, Workflows, and Better Outputs
This interactive AI Lab is designed for participants who want practical experience—not theory. The AI Lab is designed as an applied learning session, not a legal or policy discussion. It gives participants direct experience using AI tools through live demonstrations, guided prompting, and structured group exercises. Participants will work through realistic workflows, test prompts, review outputs, and refine results in real time. The session focuses on prompting, workflows, testing, and refining outputs. The goal is to move beyond awareness and give attendees practical skills they can use immediately in their own workflows. Pre-registration is required (US$55 fee).

12:00 PM–1:00 PM
Board of Directors Meeting Luncheon (by invitation only)

12:00 PM–2:00 PM
Finance for Non-Finance Legal Professionals Certificate Program Workshop (Part 1)
Presented by the Commercialization of IP Committee
The Commercialization of IP Committee is proud to present the two-day Finance for Non-Finance Certificate Program in person at the 2026 Leadership Meeting. We encourage you to attend both days of the workshop to receive in-person instruction for all ten chapters of the Program.

2:30 PM–4:00 PM
From Technician to Trusted Advisor: How to Transform from IP Expert to Strategic Partner
Presented by the Professional Development Committee
This interactive Idea Exchange examines how IP professionals can evolve from technical experts into strategic business partners. Through facilitated discussion, participants will explore the capabilities that matter most in that transition, including business acumen, communication, relationship-building, and client-centered thinking. Designed for practitioners at all levels, the session offers practical perspectives and actionable takeaways to help participants strengthen their influence, deepen client trust, and remain relevant in a changing professional landscape.

3:30 PM–4:30 PM
First-Timers Social Hour

4:30 PM–6:00 PM
Welcome and Awards Ceremony

6:00 PM–8:00 PM
Welcome and Awards Reception

8:00 AM–9:00 AM
Continental Breakfast

8:00 AM–10:00 AM
Finance for Non-Finance Legal Professionals Certificate Program Workshop (Part 2)
Presented by the Commercialization of Brands Committee
This second part of the Finance for Non-Finance Certificate Program continues the in-person workshop series at the Leadership Meeting. Participants are encouraged to attend both Part 1 and Part 2 to complete the full program curriculum. The Wednesday session (Part 2) covers the remaining chapters of the program, building on concepts introduced in Part 1 and focusing on applying financial principles to real-world IP and legal practice scenarios. Topics include advanced financial analysis, valuation concepts, and strategic decision-making tools relevant to legal professionals working with IP commercialization and brand management. As with Part 1, participants will have access to post-event online testing and recorded materials. Completion of all required assessments is necessary to earn the certificate and digital badge.

8:00 AM–6:30 PM
Badge Collection and Onsite Registration

8:30 AM–10:00 AM
Leadership Lab 1

Leadership Labs are interactive, small-group sessions designed to build practical skills in a collaborative environment.
Leadership Lab 1 focuses on core capabilities such as communication, decision-making, and team engagement. Through facilitated exercises, peer discussion, and real-world scenarios, participants will examine effective leadership approaches and leave with practical strategies they can apply immediately in their professional roles.

10:00 AM–11:00 AM
General Session 1 | AI, Contracts & the Business of Legal Services
In 2026, nearly every major software contract now embeds AI provisions that quietly reshape risk allocation—often shifting accountability and IP exposure to customers. This session shows senior legal, procurement, and business leaders how to spot red flags across vendor MSAs, SaaS terms, and law firm engagement letters—and negotiate stronger protections. With a clear IP lens, panelists address ownership of AI inputs and outputs, use of training data, trade secrets, licensing, and indemnities, as well as governance and liability frameworks. Delivered through a cross functional perspective, the discussion equips leaders to maintain control over AI use while capturing value. As AI drives efficiency, evolving alternative fee models further demand tighter alignment between IP risk, pricing, and service delivery.

11:15 AM–11:45 AM
Capsule Keynote 1

12:00 PM–1:00 PM
General Session 2 | Influence at a Price: Brand & Sponsor Accountability in Influencer Marketing
In a climate of intensifying U.S. regulatory scrutiny, brand owners and sponsors face unprecedented accountability in influencer marketing. With widespread failures to disclose paid partnerships spurring stricter advertising disclosure rules and enforcement, exposure extends across the marketing ecosystem. The influencer risk landscape now includes litigation such as a recent $500 million class action implicating brand sponsors. This session equips law firm attorneys with practical guidance to help clients manage influencer agreements, ensure advertising disclosure compliance, allocate risk among stakeholders (brands, agencies, and platforms), and secure IP rights in influencer content—safeguarding reputations through robust governance and accountability.

12:00 PM–1:30 PM
Leadership Bootcamp 1

1:00 PM–2:30 PM
General Lunch

1:00 PM–2:30 PM
The Law Firm of the Future: Insights to Action
Presented by the Law Firm Committee
This interactive Idea Exchange explores the forces shaping the modern law firm and the leadership choices required to respond effectively. Participants will examine key insights from the Law Firm of the Future Report, discuss where firms are making progress and where challenges remain, and consider how client expectations, technology, and evolving business models are reshaping legal services. Through facilitated discussion and peer exchange, the session will surface practical strategies, common barriers, and role-specific takeaways participants can apply in their own organizations.

2:30 PM–3:30 PM
General Session 3 | Copyright Case Law Year in Review: What Brand Leaders Need to Know

In this must-attend annual review, brand and IP leaders get a concise, business-critical update on the year’s most impactful copyright case law worldwide, including the high-profile Cox Communications copyright infringement case. The session spotlights a select set of global trends—from pivotal rulings involving AI and fair use to key developments in licensing and enforcement—and goes beyond legal doctrine to show how these outcomes shape brand strategy. Expert insights translate complex case law into strategic guidance, helping senior counsel and brand executives understand what changed, why it matters, and how to incorporate these developments into brand protection and business decisions.

3:45 PM–4:45 PM
General Session 4 | Enforcement Strategy Today: Designs, Dupes & the Tools That Work
In a marketplace swamped by “dupe” culture—where roughly half of younger consumers admit to knowingly buying lookalikes of premium brands—brand distinctiveness is tested by a firestorm of imitation. High-profile legal battles are challenging retail giants over lookalike designs, highlighting the limits of traditional enforcement. For brand leaders, this session offers a strategic rebirth: how to adapt enforcement approaches to rise stronger against fast-moving copycats. Learn to leverage design rights, trade dress, and other tools in a coordinated, cross-border strategy that rebuilds control, restores exclusivity, and ensures your brand can emerge resilient from the flames of copycat competition.

5:00 PM–6:00 PM
Current Board & Board Alumni Reception (by invitation only)

6:00 PM–7:30 PM
INTA Political Action Committee (PAC) Reception

8:00 AM–9:00 AM
2027 President & Counsel Orientation

8:00 AM–9:00 AM
Continental Breakfast

8:00 AM–6:30 PM
Badge Collection and Onsite Registration

8:30 AM–10:00 AM
Leadership Lab 2

9:00 AM–10:00 AM
INTA PAC Capitol Club Breakfast(by invitation only)

9:15 AM–10:15 AM
2027 Officers’ Meeting

10:00 AM–11:00 AM
More details coming soon.

11:15 AM–11:45 AM
Capsule Keynote 2

12:00 PM–1:00 PM
General Session 6 | Managing IP Portfolios in a Volatile Global Environment
In an era of global turbulence—marked by geopolitical tensions, economic swings, and regulatory shifts, including an often-overlooked wave of brand restrictions threatening brand value across industries from consumer goods to digital media—senior brand and IP leaders must reimagine portfolio strategy to avoid blind spots. This strategy-focused session confronts the hard questions of making tough choices under uncertainty. Panelists share frameworks for prioritizing critical IP assets in times of flux, aligning portfolios with shifting business needs, and balancing cost management with risk mitigation. Global insights offer a blueprint for sustaining portfolio strength, agility, and resilience in a volatile world.

12:00 PM–1:30 PM
Leadership Bootcamp 2

1:00 PM–2:00 PM
In-House Practitioners Luncheon (by invitation only)

1:00 PM–2:30 PM
General Lunch

1:00 PM–2:30 PM
Advancing Women’s LeadershIP: From Insight to Action
Presented by The Women’s LeadershIP Initiative (WLI) Project Team
This interactive Idea Exchange focuses on advancing women’s leadership across the IP community. Participants will engage with insights from The Women’s LeadershIP Initiative Report and Best Practices Toolkit 2026 Update, explore perspectives from broader research and leading organizations, and discuss practical approaches for driving meaningful progress. Through shared experience and facilitated discussion, the session is designed to generate actionable ideas that can strengthen leadership pathways across the profession.

1:15 PM–3:15 PM
Orientation for New Members of the Board of Directors (by invitation only)

2:30 PM–3:30 PM
General Session 7 | M&A and the Economics of IP
In a competitive M&A landscape, IP is a critical value driver throughout the deal lifecycle—from due diligence to post-close integration. This session highlights how outside counsel can partner with business leaders and in-house teams across all deal stages, using robust IP financial models and funding structures to maximize transaction value. Panelists share practical, transactional insights on supporting clients through key touchpoints—from rigorous IP due diligence to strategic integration—equipping law firm attorneys with strategies to help clients leverage IP portfolios for competitive advantage in M&A.

3:45 PM–4:45 PM
General Session 8 | Patents & Trade Secrets: The Brand Leader’s Strategic Edge

In today’s intangible economy, brand leaders must look beyond trademarks alone to remain competitive and resilient. This forward-looking session explores how integrating patents, trade secrets, and brand IP into a unified strategy can drive competitive advantage, mitigate risk, and protect innovation. With a global perspective, this session examines leadership decisions and governance frameworks that align these rights, emphasizing cross-functional collaboration and portfolio alignment. Attendees will gain an executive playbook for leveraging patents and trade secrets alongside trademarks to secure market position and long-term enterprise value, turning often-siloed IP portfolios into sources of strategic strength.

5:00 PM–6:30 PM
INTA Foundation – The Brand Frontier Reception

6:30 PM–8:00 PM
INTA & GLINTA Fundraiser for PRISM

8:00 AM–9:00 AM
Continental Breakfast

8:00 AM–3:30 PM
Badge Collection and Onsite Registration

9:00 AM–10:30 AM
Advocacy Group Meeting

9:00 AM–10:30 AM
Resources Group Meeting

10:00 AM–11:00 AM
General Session 9 | The Business of Sport: IP’s Big Swing in the Golf Industry
In Phoenix—long renowned for golf and sports tourism, now a rising hub for innovation and IP-intensive industries—this dynamic session challenges senior IP leaders to rethink how intellectual property drives success on and off the green. It tackles what every leader needs to know in this multi-billion-dollar game: fending off fakes and enforcing brand protection; monetizing brand value through strategic licensing and partnerships; and harnessing innovation and technology for competitive edge. With top industry voices, this discussion reveals how a powerful IP game plan protects value, fuels growth, and shapes the future of golf in a city exemplifying sports innovation.

11:15 AM–11:45 AM
Capsule Keynote 3

11:15 AM–12:15 PM
Global Advisory Council Co-Chairs and Staff Liaisons Meeting

12:00 PM–1:00 PM
General Session 10 | The Well-Being Imperative
The Well-Being Imperative in Legal Profession: Leadership Strategies That Work
In the IP profession, burnout, chronic stress, and mental health challenges have reached alarming levels. Studies show nearly 70% of lawyers frequently feel exhausted, with roughly one in four reporting depression or substance misuse—significantly higher rates than other sectors. These strains drive attrition and erode productivity. For leadership, well-being is now a strategic imperative. This evidence-driven session details what effective IP leaders can do: foster a supportive culture that prioritizes mental health, restructure workloads and expectations to reduce burnout, and model healthy behaviors from the top. The payoff: stronger team resilience, retention, and performance.

12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
Group Officers and Group Coordinators Meeting

1:00 PM–2:30 PM
General Lunch

3:00 PM–4:00 PM
Closing Cocktails

Explore Arizona’s vibrant craft beer scene on a fun and social brewery adventure. Visit four award-winning breweries, including exclusive behind-the-scenes brewhouse tours, and discover the passion and craftsmanship behind every pour.

Enjoy three curated tasting flights, a pint of your choice, and shared appetizers along the way. With a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of opportunities to connect, this experience is the perfect way to network, spark conversations, and make new connections while raising a glass together. Transportation is included

Date: Nov. 15, 2026
Time: 5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Price: $150

Set off on an unforgettable UTV adventure through the breathtaking Bradshaw Mountains, where rugged desert landscapes, rich history, and thrilling exploration come together. During this exciting 3-hour experience, you’ll cross the Agua Fria River, navigate scenic off-road trails, and discover the fascinating remnants of ancient Hohokam ruins with insights from expert guides.

Along the way, take in spectacular panoramic views, experience the thrill of the Arizona wilderness, and uncover hidden stories of the region’s past. More than just an adventure, this is a unique opportunity to connect with fellow participants, share memorable experiences, spark meaningful conversations, and build new relationships in one of Arizona’s most inspiring natural settings. Adventure, discovery, and networking await around every turn. Transportation is included

Date: Nov. 16, 2026
Time: 12:00 pm-4:00 pm
Price: $415

Drift into the Arizona sky for an unforgettable hot air balloon experience at sunset. As you gently lift off, enjoy breathtaking 360° views of the desert from up to 3,000 feet, before gliding low over cacti and desert landscapes for a truly immersive perspective. Your expert pilot will guide you through changing altitudes, revealing the beauty, wildlife, and magic of the Sonoran Desert from above.

Upon landing, celebrate in style with a beautifully set table in the heart of the desert, where you’ll enjoy delicious catered fare and a traditional Balloonists Ceremony, followed by your official induction into the ballooning society. Beyond the views and adventure, this is the perfect setting to connect, share the moment, and build new relationships—making it one of the most unique and memorable ways to network. Transportation is included

Date: Nov. 16, 2026
Time: 2:00 pm-6:00 pm
Price: $400

Step into the spirit of the Old West with an unforgettable evening at MacDonald’s Ranch. Set on over 1,280 acres of pristine Sonoran Desert, you’ll begin with a scenic sunset horseback ride guided by expert wranglers, surrounded by towering saguaros and breathtaking mountain views.

After the ride, the western experience continues at your private event site: enjoy drinks, try your hand at roping with a real cowboy, and soak in the authentic ranch atmosphere. Dinner will be served under the stars, accompanied by live music from a strolling balladeer, followed by fun and lively western dance instruction.

This immersive experience captures the true spirit of the Southwest and is the perfect occasion to network, connect, and create meaningful new relationships in a relaxed and memorable setting. Transportation not included

Date: Nov. 16, 2026
Time: 3:45 pm-8:30 pm
Price: $375

Get ready for a high-octane racing experience as you take on one of Phoenix’s premier indoor go-kart tracks. Feel the adrenaline rush as you speed through challenging turns, battle for position, and compete head-to-head for the fastest lap and ultimate bragging rights.

Once the racing is over, the excitement continues with an awards ceremony celebrating the top performers, followed by light bites and drinks in a relaxed social atmosphere. Whether you’re cheering on colleagues, sharing race-day stories, or meeting new people, this action-packed experience is the perfect way to network, spark conversations, and build new connections in a fun and energetic setting. Transportation is included

Date: Nov. 19, 2026
Time: 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Price: $215

Get ready to sip, savor, and explore your way through Scottsdale’s vibrant food scene. Join local foodie experts for a fun-filled afternoon visiting some of the city’s favorite saloons, eateries, and tasting rooms. Along the way, enjoy a variety of signature bites unique to each stop, perfectly paired with beverages.

Come hungry and ready to indulge as you experience the best mix of flavors, atmosphere, and local charm. With its relaxed, social vibe, this tour is the perfect way to network, spark conversations, and make new connections while enjoying a delicious afternoon in sunny Scottsdale. Transportation included

Date: Nov. 20, 2026
Time: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Price: $196

Escape the bustle and immerse yourself in a rejuvenating wellness experience set within a stunning botanical oasis filled with vibrant blooms, lush gardens, and peaceful natural surroundings. Begin with a gentle yoga session designed to restore balance and energy, then awaken your senses during a hands-on aromatherapy workshop where you’ll create a personalized blend to take home.

Savor a nourishing meal surrounded by nature before settling into a deeply restorative sound meditation, allowing you to fully unwind and recharge. More than a wellness retreat, this experience offers a unique opportunity to slow down, engage in meaningful conversations, and build genuine connections with fellow participants in a calm, inspiring environment. Leave feeling refreshed, reconnected, and energized—both personally and professionally. Transportation not included.

Date: Nov. 20, 2026
Time: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Price: $390 (With min. of 15 people)