Ski outing or ski networking for mid-career finance professionals?

Based on the most helpful WSO content, ski outings and networking events are indeed popular among finance professionals, especially in PE and related industries. While there isn't a specific mention of a mid-career finance-focused ski conference in the knowledge base, there are some relevant insights:

1. MBA Ski Clubs and Events: Many MBA programs, such as Columbia's "SnowSports" Club, organize ski trips that attract finance professionals, including those in PE and hedge funds. These events often have a mix of networking and leisure, making them a great opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals.

2. Professional Development Events: Some firms or industry groups host ski outings as part of their networking or team-building efforts. While these are often organized by law firms or advisors, they can include finance professionals as well.

3. Davos and High-Level Events: As you mentioned, Davos is a prime example of a high-profile event where skiing and networking intersect, though it caters to senior professionals and global leaders.

If you're looking for something more tailored to mid-career professionals, you might consider reaching out to industry-specific groups or alumni networks to see if they organize ski trips or similar events. Alternatively, you could propose organizing one within your firm or professional circle—it could be a unique way to build connections while enjoying the slopes.

Sources: People who fall off the map professionally, No country for old I-bankers (starting a mid-career thread for finance professionals), Q&A: Recent Columbia Business School grad that went to a HF after school, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/consulting/thoughts-and-impressions-on-the-other-side-of-an-undergrad-mbb-recruiting-event?customgpt=1, HF to PE post-MBA - my story and seeking advice (long-time poster)!