Join us to explore solutions to the key challenges of the green transition in the agrifood sector. START, of which DTU is a part, invites all stakeholders in the future food systems to the Green Minds Gather conference at Copenhagen Business School on 29-30 April 2025.
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Tuesday 11 March 2025
Centre for Sustainable Agrifood Systems (START) invites participants from all areas of the agrifood sector to join Green Minds Gather on 29-30 April 2025 at Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark.
The conference will bring together 500 key stakeholders, including Danish and international researchers, professionals from the agrifood sector, and policy-makers from Denmark and the EU.
In a dynamic laboratory setting, every perspective and voice will be heard to hack the challenges of the green transition and enhance the development of sustainable agrifood innovations.
From conference to decision-makers
The ambition of Green Minds Gather is to help form the basis for future research, solutions and political initiatives concerning the agrifood sector. Based on input from high-level keynotes, interactive workshops and poster sessions, the conference will outline policy suggestions and future-oriented research directions supporting the green transition. Following the conference, START will publish a policy input paper aimed at policy- and decision-makers, in connection with Denmark taking over the EU presidency in July 2025.
Title
Green Minds Gather
Time
29-30 April 2025
Location
Copenhagen Business School
Ovnhallen
Porcelænshaven 20
2000 Frederiksberg
Denmark
The conference set-up spans from high level keynotes to 14 interactive track sessions and a buzzing marketplace environment with various opportunities for connecting with other green minds. In the evening of 29 April, you are invited to a family-style conference dinner at Langelinie Pavillonen which is included in the conference fee. Check out the programme.
About START
Green Minds Gather is organised by Centre for Sustainable Agrifood Systems (START), a research-based collaboration platform founded by the eight Danish universities. START represents a European research powerhouse that aims to accelerate the green transition within the agrifood system. The conference is generously supported by the Novo Nordisk Foundation.
