An Iconic Miami Landmark

Twenty oceanfront acres on Collins Avenue. Designed by Morris Lapidus in 1954, named to the National Register of Historic Places, and woven into American glamour ever since — from Goldfinger to Sinatra at La Ronde to a billion-dollar restoration that preserved every curve. Seventy years in, it is still the spot everyone in Miami wants to be seen in.

Fontainebleau was chosen because the best events do not end when the sessions do. They keep unfolding in the lobby, over dinner, by the pool, at the bar, and in the late-night conversations no agenda can manufacture. The Sovereign Summit is built around that kind of energy: an integrated resort experience where many attendees are staying on property, major moments happen on site, and the community stays together instead of scattering across the city. That is what makes Fontainebleau different. It turns the venue into the social engine of the Summit.