Alltech ONE Conference Will Mobilize Around the Globe in 2023

(Alltech)

After 38 years of hosting the Alltech ONE Conference (ONE) in Lexington, Ky., the event is transforming into a series of international events around the globe in 2023. 

Event organizers say the conference will invite collaboration on the greatest challenges facing the agri-food industry and bring the ideas and inspiration of the ONE Conference to communities throughout the world.  

Stops are planned in Brazil, Canada, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, the Middle East the Philippines, Singapore, Spain, the U.S. and Vietnam, allowing more people to experience the event and hear from experts on trending topics in agriculture. Additional stops are expected to be announced in 2023, a release said.

“As our customers and partners continue to face many challenges and uncertainties, we determined that 2023 would be dedicated to meeting them in their market,” Mark Lyons, president and CEO, said in a release. “This special edition of the ONE will endeavor to deliver global expertise to locally relevant issues. In the midst of economic and political uncertainties that fuel regionalization, this ONE reflects the responsibility we have as a global company to be a connector of people and ideas, ever advancing our purpose of Working Together for a Planet of Plenty.”  

Alltech plans to bring the international conference home to Kentucky in 2024, the release explains. But organizers believe the 2023 ONE World Tour is a unique opportunity to discuss the future of agriculture with stakeholders all over the world, offering both a global and local perspective for attendees.

"It will unite changemakers and thought leaders in unique forums to discuss the future, examining regional and local market trends in agriculture, business, health and nutrition," the company says.

Alltech says it will release more details about its international tour stops and event dates in the coming weeks. 

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