The power of in-person networking

This international event attracts over 400 of the sector's most influential leaders in-person. They'll share their unique insights on the challenges and opportunities of the current volatile commodities market both on and off the stage.

Join the summit to build new connections with some of the most respected names in the industry and reestablish relationships with global business partners.

What's on?

• NEW FOR 2023 - Roundtable discussions on metals and agriculture - find out more

• Exclusive keynote interviews with CEO of all the big trading companies

• Market outlook interviews that show you the full picture

• Interactive debates including a New Agenda Debate on the world's largest consumer of commodities - China

• High-level multi-stakeholder panel discussions on everything from critical minerals to oil and agriculture

• A full in-person networking agenda including drinks receptions, a Summit Dinner and lunches

Who will you meet?

• CEOs, VPs and Directors from all major commodity traders, mining, energy, natural gas, and agricultural companies
• Key policymakers and government advisors
• Business leaders from finance, investment, supply chain and logistics sectors

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Welcome Drinks Reception

20 March 

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Evening Nightcap Drinks Reception

20 March 

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Evening Drinks Reception

21 March 

Summit Dinner

21 March 

Roundtable Discussions

21 & 22 March 

New for 2023

Networking Lunches

20-22 March 

Gain access to in-person sessions, dinner and drinks. Network and connect with your peers.

Access to live talks, Q&A and video on demand. Join from the comfort of your home or office.

Venue

The FT Commodities Global Summit 2023 will be held at the luxurious  Beau-Rivage Palace Hotel, chosen for its landmark location on the shores of Lake Geneva and outstanding service.

We have secured special accommodation rates for Commodities Global Summit attendees. Please ensure you book before 10 February to secure the rate. 

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