Indoor Agtech Virtual Innovation Summit July 23, 2020

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Major names join speaker line-up for virtual summit

We are thrilled to announce the first speakers confirmed for the 2020 virtual Indoor AgTech Innovation Summit on July 23.

They'll share critical intelligence on how the indoor farming industry is shaping the agri-food landscape, and redesigning food systems to meet consumer demand for fresh produce. 

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Hear from and connect with international thought leaders including:

WHAT ARE OUR EXPERTS SAYING? 

"Instead of shutting down, we implemented South Korean-style measures for our warehouse, farm, and office. Then, we launched a new nationally distributed product that allows folks to grow mushrooms at home rather than travel to the grocery store."

Andrew Carter, CEO, SMALLHOLD

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"COVID-19 has raised awareness about the prospects for automation such as machines working in packing houses and indoor environments. I think it’s fair to say that humans can be relieved of those tasks."

Elyse Lipman, Director of Strategy, LIPMAN FAMILY FARMS

"Given current pressures on the U.S. food system, one thing is clear: the importance of strengthening our country’s food supply chain through decentralized, regional supply chains."

Viraj PuriCEO and Co-Founder, GOTHAM GREENS

READ MORE INSIGHTS FROM OUR SPEAKERS>>

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 and connect with the world’s leading farm operators, food retailers, and investors for a jam-packed day full of 1-1 video meetings, live panel sessions, and interactive roundtable discussion groups. 
 

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We look forward to welcoming you online. 

Best wishes, 

Oscar Brennecke
Conference Producer
Indoor AgTech Innovation Summit
+44 (0)1273 789 989
oscar.brennecke@rethinkevents.com
 

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