The annual flagship philanthropic program of Texas Wall Street Women
Join us in Dallas for the 15th Annual State of the Markets, bringing chief investment officers and allocators from across the country together for candid views on the economy and where capital is moving.
When: Wednesday, April 21, 2027
2:00pm – 6:00pm CT
Where: Arts District Mansion
2101 Ross Avenue, Dallas, TX 75201
Registration Deadline: Tuesday, April 20, 2027
Cost: $150/member (paid TXWSW members) and $195/guest (non-members and basic/free members)
Individual VIP (includes the VIP sponsor reception, limited to 15): $500, available April 1, 2027
The 2027 Program
Economic Outlook: where the economy is heading, with a focus on AI.
The Allocator View: CIOs on where they plan to invest in 2027.
Networking + VIP Reception: guests connect, and VIPs meet the speakers.
Sponsorship Levels
Download the 2027 Sponsorship Prospectus (PDF)
Title Sponsor, $25,000 (1 available)
20 tickets with VIP reception passes, premier logo placement on materials, signage and AV, podium recognition and welcome, company materials at every table, complimentary parking.
Presenting Sponsor, $15,000 (1 available)
12 tickets with VIP reception passes, Presenting Sponsor recognition on materials, signage and AV, introduce The Allocator View panel, complimentary parking.
Valedictorian Sponsor, $10,000 (2 available)
10 tickets with VIP reception passes.
Honor Roll Sponsor, $7,500 (4 available)
8 tickets plus two VIP reception passes.
Most Likely to Succeed Sponsor, $5,000
5 tickets.
Table Sponsor, $3,500
Table of 10.
Every level includes table signage with company logo, logo on the website and AV presentation, separate sponsor check-in, and a tax receipt. Most Likely to Succeed and above also include year-round job postings, social media marketing, and recognition in the bi-weekly newsletter.
Prefer to pay by check or ACH, or want a custom package? Contact Bianca B. King at developmentdirector@txwsw.com. Media deadline for all sponsorships: March 31, 2027.
Net proceeds benefit the Young Women’s Preparatory Network and the college readiness programs at its all-girls public schools across Texas.