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Join us for Oceania’s only climate-focused Agri-Food-Tech event
After 18 months of preparation, COVID lockdown, closed borders and a 6-month postponement, Priority One member, Wharf42, is now just 5 weeks away from hosting the first ever 2035 Oceania Summit. It’s the Oceania region’s only climate-focused Agri-Food-Tech event.
Major in-bound delegations from Australia, the Pacific Islands, the United States & Europe are heading to the Aotea Centre in Auckland on 10-11 October. Government Ministers from New Zealand and the Pacific Islands will be joined by California’s Department of Food and Agriculture Secretary, Karen Ross. The two-day programme includes presentations and conversations with over 45 local and global experts. And all the while, renowned New Zealand chef, Peter Gordon, is curating the two-day menu of exceptional fare for the Summit’s all-inclusive ‘Festival of Food’.
The Summit has been designed to attract major agribusinesses, farmers, growers, agritech companies, researchers, policy-makers and regulators. The purpose is to discuss how technology can assist farmers and growers reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to a rapidly changing environment. For the Bay of Plenty, climate change and more extreme weather events will have a significant impact on our horticultural and livestock industries over the coming years. By sharing information and networking with key stakeholders around the world, October’s Summit will provide a platform for delegates from the Bay to network, meet and learn.
As our region faces up to the challenge posed by the changing climate, Wharf42 is delighted to offer Priority One members the opportunity to use an exclusive promotional code to save $200 during the Summit registration process. Simply type in PRIORITY2035 in the promotional code box during registering below.
You can view the Summit programme here.
Wharf42 and the team at Priority One look forward to seeing you at the Summit. It supports the work already being undertaken in the Bay of Plenty to prepare both our businesses and our people for the long-term impacts on climate change. October’s Summit provides a platform to accelerate that activity.