Amidst the heightened urgency of the climate crisis, it is becoming increasingly clear that disruptive innovation holds the key to forging a future that’s sustainable, prosperous, inclusive, healthy, and equitable for all.
Mark your calendars for November 6th and 7th for the 2024 THRIVE Global Impact Summit at the Marriott in Santa Clara, CA.
We’ll gather in the vibrant hub of Silicon Valley for this ground-breaking event alongside forward-thinking visionaries, entrepreneurs, investors, and influential leaders from the realms of agriculture and food technology.
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The THRIVE Global Impact Summit provides the platform to delve into innovative solutions and ignite transformative shifts within these sectors. Join us in shaping a sustainable future and embracing consequential innovation.
November 6: Pre-summit Networking Reception, 6:00pm – 8:00pm (Orchard Bar, Marriott Santa Clara)
November 7: Global Impact Summit, 9:00am – 7:30pm (Marriott Santa Clara)
Find full details and agenda here.
Book your discounted room at the Marriott Santa Clara here.
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2024 THRIVE Global Impact Summit Offers Platform to Delve Into Innovative Solutions
SVG Ventures | THRIVE is the leading global agrifood investment and innovation platform headquartered in Silicon Valley, and comprised of top agriculture, food & technology corporations, universities, and investors. With a community of over 8,000 startups from over 100 countries, the THRIVE platform invests, accelerates, and creates unparalleled access for entrepreneurs to scale globally to solve the biggest challenges facing the food and agriculture industries. SVG’s global partners include leading government, agriculture, and technology corporations such as Alberta Government, Old’s College, Calgary Economic Development, Corteva, Driscoll’s, FCC, BASF, Kubota, Land O’Lakes, Trimble, Taylor Farms, Bayer, ICL, SHELL, Nutrien, Intel, Valmont, UFA, Yamaha Motor Ventures and Wilbur-Ellis. See all author stories here.
