Data Specifics How to Track Sustainability in Food
June 8, 2023
An estimated 25% of global greenhouse gas emissions are directly linked to the food system, and major firms and national governments are pressing hard to show progress on reductions.
That’s why the first episode in CityAge’s 2023 Food’s Future series will look at how data can substantiate sustainability claims.
With increasing demands for transparency and accountability, businesses and consumers alike need reliable methods to verify the environmental impact of food production.
Our expert speakers will discuss how harnessing data can provide accurate insights, enable informed decision-making and foster confidence in sustainability efforts. Join us as we explore the cutting-edge technologies and strategies that drive data-driven sustainability in the food industry.
PRESENTED BY
WITH SUPPORT FROM INDUSTRY PARTNER:
SPEAKERS & GUESTS
Chris Bunio
Co-Founder and CEO, TheoryMesh
David McInnes
Principal, DMci Strategies
Deborah Wilson
Chief Industry Engagement Officer TrustBIX
Christopher Danner
Carbon Supply Analyst, Land O' Lakes - Truterra
Rachel Backer
Advisor-Vancouver, Business Development Mitacs
Anastasia Volkova
Co-Founder & CEO, Regrow
Mokah Shmigelsky
CEO, OneCup AI
Jack Jeworski
Director, Product and Business Development, Ecosystem Services Market Consortium (ESMC)
Brenna Mahoney
General Manager, Keystone Agricultural Producers
PROGRAM
Anchor Welcome & Introduction
Presentation: David McInnes, Principal, DMci Strategies
Presentation: Chris Bunio, Co-Founder and CEO, TheoryMesh
Panel 1: How Traceable is our Food?
The capacity to trace food from source has been promised for some time – and is now arriving. Where does the industry stand, and what’s most exciting?
- Chris Bunio, Co-Founder and CEO, TheoryMesh
- Deborah Wilson, Senior Vice President Industry Relations and Sales, TrustBIX
- Mokah Shmigelsky, CEO, OneCup AI
- Brenna Mahoney, General Manager, Keystone Agricultural Producers
- Panel Chair: Anastasia Volkova, CEO & Co-Founder, Regrow Ag
Panel 2: The Verifiability of Carbon Markets
Carbon offset and markets are a vital tool in action on climate change, and their verifiability is critical to their success. What’s the state of verifiability in agriculture, and where is it going?
- Christopher Danner, Carbon Supply Analyst, Land O’ Lakes
- Jack Jeworski, Product and Business Development Director, ESM
- Panel Chair: Rachel Backer, Business Development, Mitacs
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