Brickell · Miami · By Nomination
The corridor between the United States and Ibero-America is decided in rooms.
This is one of them.
Miami Global Business Club is a private, verification-based institution that convenes principals — investors, operators, and public-sector leadership — across the US–Ibero-American corridor. Members do not hire the Club; they hold standing in the rooms where the corridor's decisions take shape, and transact with one another under its structure.
WASHINGTON
The hemisphere's reopening — Colombia, Venezuela, and in time Cuba — now sits firmly on Washington's agenda. Policy is moving. Capital follows policy.
CARACAS
Venezuela has returned to the multilateral financial system after more than a decade outside it — the first institutional step in what will be a generational reconstruction.
BOGOTÁ
A new administration in Colombia has aligned itself openly with enterprise and with Washington, restoring a bilateral confidence the corridor has not seen in years.
THE MOMENT
2026 is repricing the corridor.
III — STRUCTURE
Mandates, confidentiality instruments, and a double-consent mechanism under which members transact directly with one another — with the Club as the trust layer, never the broker.
II — TRUST
Every member is verified before entering. Certainty about the counterpart is the scarcest asset in cross-border business; here, it is the price of admission.
I — ACCESS
Standing in verified rooms — principals, capital, operators, and public-sector leadership — that do not assemble anywhere else in this hemisphere on these terms.
WHAT THE CLUB IS
Three things. Deliberately only three.
A hemisphere that spent a decade closing is now, deliberately and constructively, reopening.
The map between Washington and the region is being redrawn — in favor of those prepared to act on it.
The Club works for the room, not for any single member. It does not hunt opportunities on anyone's behalf — it builds the place where opportunity recognizes you. What members build here, they build themselves, alongside people worth building with. The Club amplifies the active.
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TRANSACT
When two mandates correspond, both parties consent before either learns the other's identity. Members then negotiate and close directly, under the Club's confidentiality instruments.
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CONVENE
The room assembles: private briefings, working tables under the Chatham House Rule, and the annual Summit — occasions built for principals, not audiences.
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VERIFY
The Club verifies. Identity, trajectory, and capacity — before any introduction is ever contemplated. No exceptions, at any level.
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BRING
Members bring mandates — a company seeking capital, capital seeking placement, an asset seeking its counterpart. Each mandate is registered in confidence.
HOW THE CLUB WORKS
Members transact with each other.
The Club makes that possible.
These are not omissions. They are the conditions that make the room worth entering.
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No public record of who met whom.
Introductions occur by double consent, or not at all.
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No press inside the rooms.
What is said at the table stays at the table.
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No attendance figures.
The room is measured by who is in it, not how many.
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No public member directory.
Identities and capital structures are protected with absolute rigor.
WHAT WE DELIBERATELY WITHHOLD
Some things are not published.
By design.
PARTNERSHIP CONVERSATIONS ARE ONGOING AS OF THE DATE OF THIS PUBLICATION.
Built for principals, not audiences.
Six vertical sessions drawn from the corridor's decisive industries. Working tables under the Chatham House Rule. A co-signed record of proceedings. Attendance is by verification, for members and their invited principals.
ADMISSION
Verification-based
AUSPICES
Miami-Dade County International
Trade Consortium
CITY
Miami
DATES
October 20–22, 2026
Americas Business &
Governance Summit
The Club's annual convening of the corridor's principals — two working days of vertical sessions, country working tables, and bilateral meetings, held as the hemisphere's reopening gathers force.
THE FLAGSHIP CONVENING
Americas Business
& Governance Summit
MIAMI • OCTOBER 20–22, 2026
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Prestige
Individual membership
$3,500
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Standing in the Club's rooms — briefings, working tables, and the annual calendar
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Right to register mandates under the Club's confidentiality instruments
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Access to the Club's sector units and their principals
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Consideration for the annual Summit
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Corporate
Company membership · three delegates
$7,000
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Everything in Prestige, held by the company through three named delegates
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Institutional presence in Club convenings and the co-signed record
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Priority in bilateral meeting procurement at Club convenings
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Consideration for Summit partnership, by conversation
MEMBERSHIP
Two forms of standing.
Admission is by nomination.
Candidates are typically proposed by a current member. Principals who believe they belong in this room may request consideration; every candidacy passes through the Club's verification process before admission. There is no other door.
