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Urdu“The Danforth Center is uniquely positioned at the nexus of challenge and discovery,” said Sam Fiorello, chief operating officer of the Danforth Center and founder of the event. “We have been at the core of the ag innovation conversation for more than a decade and are pleased to present this new event that will be held at the Danforth Center annually.”
Each year the event will be organized around a different theme that reflects trends in the industry. The theme of the 2020 AgTech NEXT event is Risks & Rewards. The food and agriculture industries face unprecedented risks driven by rapidly changing economic, environmental and social conditions. For those prepared and bold, these very risks present opportunities to advance innovative solutions to benefit people, the planet, innovative companies, and their investors.
The Danforth Center is organizing the event with Keynote Events, a boutique global network of events professionals that is committed to creating world-class events for the most innovative markets.
“As the agtech industry presents new use cases to tackle problems and disrupt industries it’s a uniquely exciting time to bring the community together,” said Moe Levin, founder and chief executive officer, Keynote Events. We look forward to bringing seasoned veterans, as well as newcomers together to explore strategies for applying these technologies.”
Sponsorship packages are available. Discounted early bird ticket prices are on sale now through January 20. To register visit, www.agtechnext.org. More details about featured speakers, panels and the event schedule will be coming soon. Let’s Connect at AgTech Next!
About the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center
Founded in 1998, the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center is a not-for-profit research institute with a mission to improve the human condition through plant science. Research, education and outreach aim to have impact at the nexus of food security and the environment, and position the St. Louis region as a world center for plant science. The Center’s work is funded through competitive grants from many sources, including the National Institutes of Health, U.S. Department of Energy, National Science Foundation, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Follow us on Twitter at @DanforthCenter.
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