Bringing together the entire IOS community

At the Industrial Outdoor Storage Forum, networking is intentional—not incidental. You’ll connect directly with the decision‑makers allocating capital, owning portfolios, and operating IOS sites nationwide.

With 200+ senior‑level attendees, the forum offers a highly focused, intimate environment that prioritizes meaningful conversations over crowded exhibition halls. Every interaction is designed to help you build relationships that translate into real opportunities.

Panels, presentations, and roundtable discussions deliver timely, practical insights led by the most active owners, operators, investors, and capital partners in the industrial outdoor storage market.

Gain a clear view of today’s IOS investment landscape, including capital and debt markets, dealmaking, underwriting discipline, zoning and entitlement risk, electrification, and emerging operational strategies.

If you are active in the IOS ecosystem, this is the one event you cannot afford to miss.

Hear directly from the leaders shaping the IOS sector. Our speakers deliver candid, experience‑driven perspectives on where the market is today—and where it’s headed next. Last year’s agenda featured 40+ senior executives from across IOS ownership, operations, capital, and lending, including:

• Greg Pearson – Managing Director, Fortress Investment Group
• Eric Hoffman – VP, Real Estate Americas, J.P. Morgan Asset Management
• Joe Noon – SVP, Head of Investments, Realterm
• Jeremy Scheck – Director of Acquisitions, Dayton Street Partners
• Zach Dobin – Head of Acquisitions, IOS, Triten
• Matt Haley – Managing Principal, Apricus

Hear in‑depth discussions on the most pressing forces shaping the IOS market, including:

• Reshoring and Nearshoring: How industrial demand drivers are reshaping IOS site selection
• E‑Commerce and Logistics Integration: The evolving role of IOS in modern supply chains
• Commodities Volatility: Construction pipelines, materials demand, and storage implications
• IOS Institutionalization: Cap rate compression, pricing risk, and underwriting discipline
• Capital & Credit Markets: Interest rates, lending constraints, and development feasibility
• Geopolitics & Port Realignment: Where IOS demand is forming—and why
• Electrified IOS: Power access, EV fleets, and infrastructure readiness as value drivers