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Field & Capital
Bringing field leaders and capital together. Real project conversations. Meaningful connections.
Free for accredited investors. By invitation; RSVP required. Room is limited.
Upcoming gathering · November 17, 2026. Join the permanent community between gatherings.
Your home for Field & Capital between gatherings. Meet field leaders, operating teams and capital, share thoughtful questions and support one another. Upcoming gatherings appear above; past programs remain in gathering history.
Keep building relationships around energy projects, technology, collaboration and future gatherings. Membership and check-in do not replace the organizer’s RSVP, invitation or accredited-investor requirements.
An evening built around access
Bring your perspective, questions and introductions. Field & Capital connects the people doing the work and the people supplying capital so leaders can support one another and move worthwhile work forward.
Connect with people doing the field work, learn from their experience and discuss where collaboration can help.
Explore acreage, well budgets and drilling plans. Ask about the risks, assumptions and next steps.
Meet fellow accredited investors over drinks and appetizers in a focused, small group setting.
November participants and program topics are confirmed directly by Matt Laird. The October program is retained separately below as gathering history.
Gathering history
Our previous gathering took place Thursday, October 8, 2026, from 5:30–9 PM Central, with the program at 6:30 PM, at The Office in Bricktown. Its invitation and program are preserved here as history.
The October announcement scheduled three operating teams to meet accredited investors for discussions about acreage, well budgets, drilling plans, risks and next steps.
The organizer’s October program also described potential same-year deductions for eligible drilling and equipment costs. This is historical program information; tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and qualified advice.
November attendance, invitations and program details are confirmed separately with Matt Laird. Historical attendance and private registration records remain separate.
Register for the Field & Capital community and save your private event information. Submission immediately enrolls you in the private Field & Capital program roster and assigns Matthew Hill and Matt Laird as event organizers. It opens your own membership on this browser immediately, with profile editing, member connections and forum access. No second signup or owner approval is needed. Your email and phone stay private; only your name, company and title appear in the members-only directory. You can hide your profile at any time. Your submission also includes free Oilfield Tailgate membership and eligible email updates. Previous email opt-outs remain in force. Manage communications from the Sitemap without leaving membership. This does not reserve admission or replace Matt Laird’s required RSVP. Directory visibility remains your separate preference.
Plan your arrival
Doors open at 5:30 PM CT on Tuesday, November 17. The program begins at 6:30 PM CT; the evening runs until 9 PM.
Enter from Wanda Jackson Way, the alley just north of Reno Avenue, across from mini golf next to Brickopolis. The Office is at 115A Wanda Jackson Way.
The organizer recommends the lots at Oklahoma Avenue and Reno Avenue: the lot next door and two open lots across Oklahoma Avenue to the west, about a 1–2-minute walk. Check the posted rate and pay at the lot using its app or QR code.
City meters normally operate until 6 PM on weekdays, with free metered parking afterward. The organizer's guide quotes $2/hour and payment by pay station or Flowbird; current meter rates can vary, so follow the posted rate, time limit and signage.
Check city meter guidanceBricktown OKC Garage, 222 E Sheridan Avenue, is about a 5-minute walk. The organizer's guide describes approximately 550 spaces and suggests reserving ahead through SpotHero. Confirm current rates and availability before booking.
View the garage locationUse the Ballpark stop at Reno Avenue and Mickey Mantle Drive, about a 2-minute walk from The Office. OKC Streetcar is fare free; check its current route and service information before traveling.
View streetcar fare and route informationRequest drop-off at Brickopolis on Mickey Mantle Drive, then walk west down Wanda Jackson Way to the entrance.
Walking times and lot recommendations come from the organizer's arrival guide. Parking spaces and reservations are subject to availability; posted signs and current operator instructions control.
7:05Hear it from Matt Laird
Travelin' Matt Hill sat down with Matt Laird for Oilfield Tailgate to explain the idea: bring Oklahoma operating teams and accredited investors together in a focused, invitation only setting to walk through real projects, funding structures and risk. Then take questions without turning the evening into a sales pitch.
The conversation covers the monthly vision for Field & Capital and why both people attending for the first time and experienced oil and gas professionals can benefit from hearing several investment approaches explained side by side.
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This is an informational forum, not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities. Event information on this page was supplied by the organizer; availability and participation are confirmed directly by Matt Laird. Oilfield Tailgate is highlighting this community event and is not the event host.
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