Building a Bond,
for Civic Infrastructure

Exploring a systemic approach to investing, helping unlock complex issues

Coeuraj Capital and Ombrello Solutions invite you to a full-day collaborative design session on September 23rd, bringing together a small group of family offices, real estate developers, civic leaders, and impact investors who share an interest in city building, public spaces, and the resilience of our infrastructure. We will explore how a systems-based approach to capital allocation can address the limitations of traditional impact and climate-focused investing, while opening pathways to more effective solutions.

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We will start by introducing a unique approach to systems thinking and its application to infrastructure and capital deployment, with a focus on bridging diverse priorities and projects. Our focus will then shift to exploring new financial instruments designed to enhance biodiversity and climate resilience in Canadian cities.

At the session, together we will:

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Explore the risks, opportunities, and applications of systems-based investing.

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Connect and collaborate with a network of investors, family offices, field-builders and real estate developers committed to financing transformation at scale.

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Contribute to the design and evolution of a new type of financial instrument (with no expectation of financial or other commitment).

Sept. 23, 2025

8:30 a.m. arrival – 5:00 p.m. wrap-up

Evergreen Brickworks, Toronto

Why this gathering, why now?

The principals of Coeuraj Capital and Ombrello Solutions are long-term thought partners and collaborators. We have extensive experience in leading collaborative design and systems-thinking processes that enable leaders to uncover patterns and possibilities across financial, ecological, and social systems. We believe there is an opportunity to leverage this capability to build new financial instruments.

We have put together a select group of participants with a lot of intention, and chosen one of Toronto’s most dynamic spaces. By convening diverse perspectives, we hope to accelerate learning, surface new insights, and generate solutions that go beyond what any one of us could create alone. While we will discuss an active Civic Infrastructure Bond, there is no expectation of further involvement or financial participation from participants.

There is also untapped potential for deeper collaboration between Canadian investors and builders, inspired by the examples we see globally among family offices, entrepreneurs, foundations, and civic leaders.

We look forward to hosting you for a full day of connecting and collaboration on September 23rd, from 8:30-5:00pm.

Building a Bond, for Civic Infrastructure