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Monday, November 22, 2021
on nov 17 bloomberg new economy out of singapore zoomed this interview with ai pioneer founder of deep mind
On Tuesday, November 9th, Bloomberg hosted a virtual roundtable to discuss how decision-makers in the AgTech industry are utilizing technology to give business and society new tools to tackle the world’s most perplexing issues. Through the lens of emerging technologies, we’ll examine how local economies can utilize technology to become more self-sufficient in agriculture, strengthen the global food supply and combat world hunger.
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Jocelyn Boudreau, Chief Executive Officer, Hortau
Lais Braido, Chief Financial Officer, Solinftec
Mitch Frazier, Chief Executive Officer AgriNovus Indiana
Erik Josefsson, Chief Executive Officer, R-evolution (a subsidiary of Hexagon)
Allison Kopf, Co-founder, Artemis
Lindsay Suddon, Chief Strategy Officer, Proagrica
Cécile Tartarin, the Vice President of Products and Solutions at Geosys
Host: Michael Hirtzer, Bloomberg News Agriculture Reporter
AgTech: The Role of Tech in a New Green World
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On Tuesday, November 9th, Bloomberg hosted a virtual roundtable to discuss how decision-makers in the AgTech industry are utilizing technology to give business and society new tools to tackle the world’s most perplexing issues. Through the lens of emerging technologies, we’ll examine how local economies can utilize technology to become more self-sufficient in agriculture, strengthen the global food supply and combat world hunger.
PARTICIPANTS
Jocelyn Boudreau, Chief Executive Officer, Hortau
Lais Braido, Chief Financial Officer, Solinftec
Mitch Frazier, Chief Executive Officer AgriNovus Indiana
Erik Josefsson, Chief Executive Officer, R-evolution (a subsidiary of Hexagon)
Allison Kopf, Co-founder, Artemis
Lindsay Suddon, Chief Strategy Officer, Proagrica
Cécile Tartarin, the Vice President of Products and Solutions at Geosys
Host: Michael Hirtzer, Bloomberg News Agriculture Reporter
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