Updated posts 2026
Photos by Dean Powell, Paul Prince, Sabrina Steck /BFA.com /Shutterstock,
The titans of finance were back in the Hamptons this year for the invite-only 1640 Society Family Office Conference and Impact Wealth Magazine’s “Night Before” cocktail party and cover launch featuring Anthony Scaramucci held at a beautiful Sagaponack estate developed by Shoji Homes. Pop sensation Ciara, glowing with her radiant baby bump, graced the occasion in a chic black shirt dress. Her Ten for One rum concoctions were the talk of the evening, adding a special touch to the already spirited atmosphere. Culinary delights were in abundance with Chef Meze and Hamptons Oyster Company setting the gold standard. The beverage scene was eclectic, featuring Adamas Pisco’s unique watermelon cocktails, sophisticated offerings from Adobe Road Winery, Mirabeau Rose and Gin, Oceano Wines, Sip Channe, and spirited concoctions from Naked Diablo tequila and Deluxe Vodka. Not to mention, Jiu Jiu Vodka, Gorgi Energy Drinks, and the refreshing Perricone Hydrogen Water. A special thanks to our sponsors- Monarch Estate Services, One Water Yachts, Hamptons Employment Agency, and floral arrangements by Designs by Mark Massone.
The evening’s timing was no accident. Scheduling a cocktail reception the night before a family office conference gives attendees an unstructured setting to connect before the formal sessions begin, and in a world where introductions and trust matter more than pitch decks, those first conversations often prove the most valuable part of the weekend. The Hamptons in late summer offers the added advantage of a guest list already in residence, making attendance a short drive rather than a trip.
Hosted by Editor in Chief Hillary Latos and Publishers Angela Gorman and Adam Weiss, attendees included cover star Anthony Scaramucci along with Jackie Siegel, Jill Zarin, Cagri Kanver, real estate mogul Kent Swig, Naken Diablo Tequila Founder and Philanthropist Rob Fitzpatrick, Sip Channé Founder Kavita Channe, AJ Catsimatidis Patrick Byrne, Andrew Sabin, and Dr. Nicholas Perricone and 1640 Society’s Alan Reid.
















































































