B2i Digital Named Official Marketing Partner for 121 Mining Investment New York

B2i Digital will serve as the Official Marketing Partner for 121 Mining Investment New York, connecting over 300 investors with more than 70 mining companies focused on critical minerals.

June 5, 2026
B2i Digital Named Official Marketing Partner for 121 Mining Investment New York

B2i Digital, Inc. has been named the Official Marketing Partner for 121 Mining Investment New York, a conference scheduled for June 15-16, 2026, at Convene, 360 Madison Avenue in Manhattan. The event is part of an international series that spans London, Cape Town, and other mining finance hubs.

The conference will bring together more than 70 mining companies and over 300 qualified investors for over 1,000 pre-arranged one-on-one meetings. The lineup includes established producers, developers, and explorers across gold, silver, copper, lithium, uranium, and other critical minerals. Notable participating companies include Andean Precious Metals, Centerra Gold, First Majestic Silver, and Elevate Uranium, among others.

B2i Digital's role as Official Marketing Partner involves covering the event across press and social media, featuring key elements on a dedicated landing page, and driving registrations and meeting requests from its network of more than 1.7 million market participants. The company will also host a landing page at https://b2idigital.com/121-mining-investment-conference with details and company profiles.

“Mining and critical minerals are a growing focus for B2i, across our conferences and the companies we work with,” said David Shapiro, Chief Executive Officer of B2i Digital. “121 runs one of the best rooms in the business for this sector, and we want our investors in it.”

Steve Davidson, Head of Investor Strategy at 121 Group, emphasized the value of the partnership: “Our events already connect mining companies with a strong global investor base, and working with B2i Digital builds on that. They bring more investors who follow the space, and they help open it up to those who don’t know it well, but should. Some of the most compelling opportunities in this market are the ones that get overlooked and putting them in front of the right people is what New York is about.”

The partnership highlights the growing importance of critical minerals in the investment landscape. As demand for metals like lithium, copper, and uranium rises due to energy transition and technology sectors, connecting mining companies with capital becomes increasingly vital. The conference provides a platform for companies that might otherwise be overlooked to present their projects directly to qualified institutional investors, private equity groups, and family offices.

Investors interested in participating can apply through 121's registration at https://newyork.121mininginvestment.com/page/investor-registration, subject to standard vetting and approval.

B2i Digital, founded in 2021 by David Shapiro, a former Maxim Group investment banker and Chief Marketing Officer, positions itself as “The Capital Markets Matchmaker.” The company partners with investor conferences, public companies, and capital markets advisors through its Featured Conference, Featured Company, and Featured Expert programs. Its mantra, “From Marketing to Meetings,” reflects an integrated approach that combines digital marketing with direct meetings.

For B2i Digital, this partnership reinforces its commitment to the mining sector and expands its footprint in critical minerals. By leveraging its proprietary network and marketing expertise, B2i Digital aims to ensure that investors are aware of opportunities in mining, a sector that often flies under the radar.

The announcement underscores the strategic alignment between B2i Digital's capabilities and 121 Mining Investment's mission to facilitate direct engagement between mining companies and investors. As the conference approaches, the collaboration is expected to drive meaningful connections and potentially unlock capital for projects that are essential to the global supply chain.