The Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute has announced the third edition of its flagship event, the FII PRIORITY Summit, under the theme “Invest with Purpose,” the summit will take place in Miami from February 19 to 21, 2025.
In addition to it’s institutional pursuits and hosting of the annual Future Investment Initiative Forum in Riyadh, the Future Investment Initiative Institute also convenes FII Priority Summits in influential cities considered global hubs for innovation and economic leadership. These summits emphasize the Global South and other emerging markets.
The 8th edition of the FII Institute’s anchor FII Forum was held in Saudi Arabia last October.
The summit in Miami Beach will be the third Priority Summit held there and will be convened at the Faena Hotel and Forum.
Under the theme “Invest with Purpose” the event is expected to include over a 1,000 leaders, investors, and innovators to discuss and assess, “the outcomes of strategic investments in innovation and sustainability amidst geopolitical tensions, rising living costs, and challenges in healthcare and employment.”
The Summit website describes FII PRIORITY Summits as efforts to, “pioneer solutions that transcend industries and geographies. By convening thought leaders, investors, and policymakers, the Summits transform today’s challenges into tomorrow’s breakthroughs, setting the stage for sustainable growth and unparalleled value creation.”
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) is a founding partner of the FII Institute, along with more than 30 strategic partners worldwide. PIF’s integral role in Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 transformation efforts is a strong attraction for Summit participants and attendees as well.
One aspect of this FII Priority Summit will be its drawing on the finding of the FII Institute’s FII PRIORITY Compass 2024, a comprehensive, data-driven resource based on input from over 50,000 respondents across 24 countries.
This FII Priority Summit’s website https://fii-institute.org/conference/fii-priority-miami-2025.
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