AusAg & Foodtech Summit 2018: Melbourne Sept 3-4

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AusAg & Foodtech Summit 2018: Melbourne Sept 3-4

21 May, 2018

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Ausbiotech is pleased to announce that registration is now open for The AusAg & Foodtech Summit to be held on 3-4 September 2018 at the Rydges on Swanston, Melbourne. The event will draw together the agritech and foodtech ecosystem to advance commercialisation opportunities and foster relationships between stakeholders from each stage of the sector’s value chain – including investors, startups and SMEs, researchers and academics, multinational and established companies.

The Summit will create a national forum facilitating interaction between researchers, technology developers, start-ups and investors, with opportunities to showcase your product, service or research project to delegates at the AusAg&Foodtech Summit Marketplace. The set up will enable delegates to have in depth conversations with potential collaborators and investors about technology, research and projects

There will also be opportunities for a limited number of investment-ready organisations with technologies in the agritech and foodtech ecosystem to pitch to investors and prospective partners. Each successful company will have eight minutes to pitch, with sessions available on both days of the Summit.

Agritech and foodtech companies are invited to express their interest to showcase the potential of their companies. For further details visit: www.agfoodtech.com.au

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