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A space designed to bring together the next generation of Family Office leaders from the Americas.
WHERE CAPITAL MEETS LEGACY

DATES

OCTOBER 13 - 16, 2026

ACADEMIC LOAD

7-8 HOURS PER DAY

FORMAT

4 INTENSIVE DAYS, IN-PERSON PROGRAM

LOCATION

CORNELL TECH CAMPUS ON ROOSEVELT ISLAND, NEW YORK.

FEE

USD $5,950 OFFICIAL PROGRAM FEE

Payment in 3 installments: USD $1,000 / USD $2,000 / USD $2,950


Preferential one-time payment rate: USD $5,450 - August 10, 2026

Note: The preferential one-time payment rate applies only to participants confirmed during the early admission period or under selected limited-seat availability.

APPLICATION DUE

SEPTEMBER 15, 2026

LANGUAGE

FLUENT ENGLISH

INCLUDES

LUNCH

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CORNELL TECH CAMPUS ROOSEVELT ISLAND NYC

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Next-Gen Family Capital program is an in-person, intensive executive education experience designed to develop more sophisticated capital allocators capable of making better investment decisions, building long-term relationships, and leading the future of family wealth in Latin America and the Americas.


Participants explore five thematic tracks AI, Venture Capital & Private Equity, Philanthropy, Sports and Geopolitics, through a curated agenda of TED-style talks, expert panels, hands-on workshops, and networking.

The program also includes a preparatory eCornell virtual module in Portfolio Management Essentials, designed to align participants' knowledge before the in-person experience.

For more information, download our brochure.

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

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For more information, download our brochure.

SPEAKERS

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FERNANDO

GÓMEZ-BAQUERO Ph.D.

PhD in Nanoscale Engineering & Director of Runway and Spinouts at the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute at Cornell Tech, driving deeptech ventures in digital health, cyber- security, IoT, and energy storage.

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SANTIAGO

ROJAS MONTOYA

Venture capital manager and angel investor. Previously, a four-time tech founder with one successful exit. He served as co-program director at Founder Institute and in the legal department of Polymath Ventures.

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SUSANA

GARCIA-ROBLES

Managing Partner at Capria Ventures, specialist in Applied AI in LATAM and Africa. Former Chief Investment Officer at the IDB, co-founder of Wexchange and WeInvest Latam for women investors.

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RICARDO

ARI AIZENMAN

Founder of Ironman Capital with

25+ years structuring alternative investments across the U.S. and Latin America. Cumulative capital exposure exceeds $11 billion in real estate and private equity.

PRE-PROGRAM ONLINE COURSE BY eCornell

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Portfolio Management Essentials

 

Before arriving at Cornell Tech, participants complete a preparatory virtual module through eCornell, Cornell University's online professional education platform — designed to align the cohort's foundational knowledge and strengthen academic preparation for the in-person experience.

 

What you'll learn?

 

Learn professional portfolio management by balancing risk, return, asset classes, and allocations through practical tools, Excel templates, and a hands-on investment project. Topics include asset allocation frameworks, risk-return trade-offs, portfolio construction principles, and the mechanics of private market investing.

 

This module provides the shared language and investment fluency that allows the in-person program to operate at a more advanced, applied level from day one.

HOW IT WORKS?

Note: This component corresponds to an individual course and does not grant a Cornell Executive Certificate. A full certificate requires completion of a series of courses within a complete eCornell program.

EXPERIENCE & NETWORKING

INSTITUTIONAL ECOSYSTEM

This program is supported by institutions that play a defining role in shaping innovation, private capital, and entrepreneurship across the Americas.

CUBE ACADEMY · CUBE CAPITAL

Cube Academy is the executive education platform of Cube Capital, an alternative asset management firm operating across the Americas at the intersection of capital, innovation, and private markets.

Cube Academy creates immersive learning journeys where education, culture, and business come together, designed as strategic experiences inside leading cities, combining academic sessions, investor conversations, curated networking, and exposure to the most dynamic business environments in the hemisphere.

 

Through collaborations with institutions such as Babson College, Cornell Tech, eMerge Americas and other allies, Cube Academy functions as a platform for connection, collaboration and capital formation.

CORNELL TECH

Cornell Tech is Cornell University's graduate technology campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City, purpose-built to develop the leaders and technologies of tomorrow through applied research, postgraduate education, entrepreneurship, and new ventures.

The campus brings together technology, business, law, and design in an environment built for "creative collisions", where the boundaries between disciplines dissolve and real breakthroughs happen. It is also home to the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute, a partnership between Cornell University and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology focused on deep-tech research and startup development.

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WHO IS THIS PROGRAM FOR?

The NextGen Family Capital Program is designed for the next generation of family office and business family leaders across Latin America and the Americas — those who are already stepping into, or preparing to step into, an active role in managing the future of family capital.

This is not an introductory program. It is built for those looking to sharpen their judgment as capital allocators, deepen their understanding of family governance, and connect with a community of peers facing the same challenges of leadership, legacy, and succession.

Participant profile:

  • NextGen family office members, with or without formal investment responsibility yet

  • Principals and emerging leaders of family businesses and family offices

  • Leaders who value both academic rigor and the quality of relationships built within a curated cohort

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

To ensure a smooth and productive experience during the program, participants should consider the following recommendations when planning their trip to New York City.

ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK CITY

Participants are encouraged to arrive one day before the program begins, on October 12, to allow time to settle, explore the campus neighborhood, and arrive rested for a full first day.

RECOMMENDED AIRPORTS

•John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) — approximately 40–60 min to Roosevelt Island

RECOMMENDED ACCOMMODATION AREAS

Participants are encouraged to stay in Midtown East or the Upper East Side for convenient access to the Roosevelt Island Tramway and subway. Alternatively, areas near Grand Central (Midtown) offer excellent connectivity and a wide range of hotel options at every price point.

TRANSPORTATION TO CORNELL TECH

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Roosevelt Island is accessible by subway, ferry & tram. Public transportation is highly encouraged.

BY SUBWAY (RECOMMENDED)

From Manhattan or Queens, take the M Train to the Roosevelt Island stop (the M Train operates Monday to Friday; for weekend access, take the F Train). Cornell Tech Campus is a 4–5 minute walk south from Roosevelt Island Station.

After exiting the subway station, head southwest on West Road towards West Main Street. Continue straight on West Main Street. Once you reach North Loop Road, Cornell Tech Campus will be directly in front of you.

BY TRAM

From Manhattan, take the Tramway Car at 59th Street & Second Avenue Station. Exit at the tramway station on Roosevelt Island. Cornell Tech Campus is a 3-minute walk from the Roosevelt Island Tramway.

After exiting the tramway, head west on West Main Street towards Manhattan. Turn left to stay on West Main Street. Once you reach North Loop Road, Cornell Tech Campus will be directly in front of you.

For more information, visit: https://www.rioc.ny.gov/community/transportation/tram

BY FERRY

The Astoria Route of the NYC Ferry commenced operations on August 29, 2017.

From Queens, board the ferry at either the Astoria landing at 3-10 Astoria Blvd toward Wall Street, or at the Long Island City landing at 47th Road toward Astoria. Travel time from either landing is approximately 10 minutes.

From Manhattan, board at either Wall St/Pier 11 or East 34th St at FDR Drive toward Astoria. Travel time from Wall St and East 34th St is 35 and 20 minutes, respectively.

After exiting the ferry, head south on East Main Street. Turn right onto North Loop Road — Cornell Tech Campus will be on your left.

For further information regarding ferry schedules, visit: https://www.ferry.nyc/rou- tes-and-schedules/route/astoria/

BY BUS

From Queensboro Plaza, take the stairway down the north side to the corner of Cres- cent and Bridge Plaza North. Take the Q102 Queens Surface bus to Roosevelt Island. Exit at the West Loop Rd bus stop, located at the northwest corner of the campus.

On Roosevelt Island — RIOC RED BUS

The RIOC Red Bus provides service around Roosevelt Island, making all local stops every 15 minutes from 5:45 AM until 2:30 AM daily. A Red Bus Rush Hour Service runs on weekdays from 7:00 AM–10:00 AM and 3:00 PM–8:00 PM, with buses running approximately every 8 minutes. There is no fare to ride the Red Bus.

Taking the bus from campus to Motorgate Parking Garage takes approximately 12 minutes. Board the bus at the West Loop Rd stop and take it northbound to Motorga- te, the bus stops directly in front of the parking garage.

 

To return to Cornell Tech from Motorgate, board a southbound bus across the street and exit at the West Loop Rd stop at the northwest point of the campus.

BY CAR

Event drop-off and pick-up is located at the corner of West Loop Road & North Loop Road. Please use the address below for directions.

Note that vehicle access to Roosevelt Island is via the 36th Avenue Bridge in Queens.

• Cornell Tech Campus

• 2 West Loop Road
• New York, NY 10044

There is limited metered street parking available at both the Cornell Tech Campus & on Roosevelt Island. Guests are encouraged to use public transportation.

Parking Facilities are available at Motorgate Garage: 688 Main Street, Roosevelt Island, NY 10044.

There is a parking facility underneath the Tata Innovation Center located at 11 East Loop Road, Cornell Tech Campus, NY 10044. Please note this facility has limited parking and is managed by the company who manages the Motorgate Garage.

 

Guests who wish to park in the Tata Innovation Center parking facility will need to download this app to pay for parking. https://app.metropolis.io/home

BY COACH BUS

Roosevelt Island Public Safety Department - Escort Procedure

Escorts are necessary for any vehicle longer that 40ft, wide loads, large construction vehicles and any vehicle that cannot hold a single lane when utilizing the ramp. There are no escorts between 7:30 AM and 9 AM and between 2 PM and 4 PM due to school bus detail.

The driver of the vehicle is to call the PSD desk at 212-832-4545 when approaching the 36th Ave bridge and he/she will be instructed to proceed to the safety zone at top of the ramp and wait there until a PSD vehicle arrives to escort them safely down the ramp.

Drivers should keep in mind that if there is an emergency they will be asked to patient- ly wait and they will be assisted as soon as possible. Under no circumstance should a driver attempt to proceed down the ramp without a PSD escort. Failure to adhere to the escort procedure will result in the driver being summonsed.

ADA ACCESSIBILITY

The Cornell Tech campus is fully compliant with ADA requirements. All buildings are easily accessible.

CAR SERVICE

Individuals may arrange their own car service. Recommended options include:

LEGAL TERMS

CONTACT

For program inquiries, registration, and additional information, please reach out to the Cube Academy team:

 

+1 (561) 645-8385

academy@cube.ventures

Santiago Rojas Montoya

Co-Founder & Managing Director, Cube Capital

M: +57 301 722 9481 (COL)

M: +1 (561) 645-8385 (USA)

E: sr@cube.ventures

Liliana Rodríguez

Director of Impact, Cube Capital

M: +57 310 870 5393 (COL)

M: +1 (786) 365-5096 (USA)

E: liliana.rodriguez@cube.ventures

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