David Ebrahimzadeh, Corniche Capital Founder & CEO, to Attend Reindustrialize Summit 2026 in Detroit

David Ebrahimzadeh, Founder and CEO of Corniche Capital, will attend the Reindustrialize Summit, taking place June 16–17, 2026, in Detroit, Michigan. A nationally active industrial real estate developer and member of the New American Industrial Alliance (NAIA), he will use the summit to connect with manufacturers, infrastructure operators, and high-growth companies across a range of industries.

David Ebrahimzadeh develops and invests in industrial real estate across the United States, with a specialization in manufacturing space and powered land for data centers. Through Corniche Capital, he provides build-to-suit development for companies requiring purpose-built industrial facilities, along with acquisition and sale-leaseback solutions for occupiers seeking to unlock capital from real estate they already own.

Reindustrialize is one of the country’s leading gatherings of those rebuilding America’s industrial base — including manufacturers, technologists, investors, and operators focused on advanced manufacturing, infrastructure, and frontier technology. For David Ebrahimzadeh, the summit serves as a venue to meet counterparties on both sides of the industrial real estate equation, as well as founders building companies he may want to back.

At Reindustrialize 2026, David Ebrahimzadeh is looking to meet with:

Companies that need industrial space — whether build-to-suit development or existing manufacturing and industrial facilities.

Companies that own industrial real estate and are interested in a sale-leaseback to free up capital while retaining operational control of their facilities.

Companies raising capital — with strong interest in the defense sector and genuine openness to compelling opportunities across other industries.

“Reindustrialize brings together the operators and innovators rebuilding America’s industrial base,” said David Ebrahimzadeh, Founder and CEO of Corniche Capital. “I’m attending to meet companies that need space to grow, owners looking to free up capital through a sale-leaseback, and founders building the next generation of defense and frontier-technology businesses. If that’s you, I’d like to connect while we’re both in Detroit.”