
S2G Summit
Where leaders come together to shape what comes next.
The S2G Summit is an invitation-only gathering of leaders influencing how industries evolve and capital moves. Each year, S2G convenes a deliberately curated group of executives, investors, innovators, and policymakers for candid conversations and meaningful connections across food and agriculture, energy, and oceans.
The Summit is designed to challenge conventional thinking, surface new perspectives, and create relationships that extend well beyond the event. Through mainstage conversations, focused working sessions, and intimate gatherings, participants examine the market, policy, technology, and geopolitical forces shaping the future and consider where change creates opportunity.
Who was in the room at the 2026 S2G Summit
A forum for consequential ideas and candid exchange.
The S2G Summit is designed to be experienced, not simply observed. Onstage and around the table, leaders engage directly on the market forces, geopolitical shifts, and emerging technologies reshaping industry. Mainstage conversations are complemented by sector-focused discussions, small-group sessions, and carefully curated dinners that allow participants to go deeper, challenge assumptions, and build trusted relationships.
The result is a rare forum where leaders can test ideas, gain perspective beyond their own industries, and inform how they invest, operate, and lead.
Past Speakers


Lukas Walton

Ernest Moniz

Chase Koch

Jennifer Morris

Beth Ford

Steve Cahillane

Ndidi Nwuneli

Robert Coviello

Sophia Mendelsohn

Indra Nooyi

Chris Gladwin
“The S2G Summit offers fresh perspectives on the ingredients needed to scale the transition, inspiring dialogue and introductions that can lead to action.”
Jessica MurphyPrincipal, Director of CommunityFirm Infrastructure
Summit Recaps
Systems Investing in the Age of Adaptation
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Summit Insights
In addition to the mainstage program and group networking, the S2G Summit offers sector-focused breakout tracks and intimate dinners focused on the critical intersection points between people, systems, and markets.