The Forum has evolved and grown over time to bring together more than 23,000 participants and 600 speakers across six annual conferences: the Conference of Montreal, the Toronto Global Forum, the World Strategic Forum, the Conference of Paris and the IEFA Latam Forum, all hosted in association with Integra Capital, and the Phoenix Global Forum, which is hosted in association with Phoenix Sister Cities.
The World Strategic Forum is hosted by the IEFA in association with Integra Capital and the Adam Smith Center for Economic Freedom at Florida International University (FIU). The WSF was created in 2011 and is held annually in Miami, Florida, where it welcomes attendees from all over the world. The WSF brings together decision makers from all spheres of society to tackle the most pressing issues of our time.
Launched in 2017, the Conference of Paris gathers decision makers across the worlds of business, government and civil society in order to promote the exchange of ideas and perspectives surrounding the major issues of our time. The event is hosted by the IEFA in association with Integra Capital.
The IEFA Latam Forum held its first edition in 2022, and is an annual international conference focused on the opportunities that Latin America presents within today’s global economy.
The Phoenix Global Forum is hosted by the IEFA and Phoenix Sister Cities. As the fastest growing big city in the US, Phoenix is quickly emerging as a hub for the biosciences, technology, sustainability and defense sectors, which is attracting major outside investment to the region and creating a burgeoning business ecosystem.
The Conference of Montreal (CDM) was launched in 1994 and brings together decision makers from all spheres of society to address the most pressing issues of our time. The event is hosted by the IEFA in association with Integra Capital.
The Toronto Global Forum (TGF) was launched in 2006 and is hosted by the IEFA in association with Integra Capital. The TGF gathers international thought leaders across business, government and civil society to discuss the major challenges, and subsequent opportunities, the world economy is facing today.
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