What is GreenBiz?
You’re leading change in an unpredictable political, social and economic environment. At GreenBiz, you’ll connect with peers and trailblazers and master the skills essential to face your company’s unique challenges. Join your community, including the most influential voices in sustainability, and learn what’s next in decarbonization, disclosure, nature, supply chains, strategic communications, change management and more at GreenBiz.
Who You’ll Meet
Join nearly 3,000 corporate sustainability professionals and leaders beyond the sustainability function, including CEOs, CFOs, COOs, CIOs, heads of legal, supply chain, human resources, investor relations and others. Bring your team, department or organization up to speed on the latest sustainable business trends. 79% of attendees are manager-level or above. 50% of attendees are from companies with annual revenue of $100M+ and 50% of attendees are from companies with annual revenue of $1B+.
What You’ll Learn
Take your sustainability strategies to the next level and master the skills essential to face your company’s unique challenges. Don’t miss your chance to recharge, connect, and learn what’s next in decarbonization, disclosure, nature, supply chains, strategic communications, change management and much more.
Who You’ll Learn From
More than 300 trail-blazing speakers will explore emerging trends, share best practices and give you the insights and advice you need to master the skills essential to face your company’s unique challenges.
Meet the global leaders transforming water systems in London on February 24-25, 2026.
Join 500 senior executives from water utilities, engineering firms, regulators, investors, and technology innovators for two days of curated networking, exclusive industry insight, and start-up discovery at the World Water-Tech Innovation Summit.
Connect Global Capital and African Projects
From entrepreneurial start-ups to national scale infrastructure projects, we connect project owners with a network of global investors who fund opportunities that will accelerate Africa’s journey to a just and inclusive Green Economy.
What to expect at AGES 2026
Explore the full green economy: Energy, transport, water, agriculture, waste, green buildings, blue economy & clean tech.
40+ investment-ready projects featured across two dedicated pitch stages: from early-stage to large-scale infrastructure.
Investor-driven format: Roundtables, deal rooms, and curated matchmaking with DFIs, VCs, banks, and asset managers.
Nature & biodiversity in focus: Discover emerging markets for biodiversity credits and nature-based finance.
Experience Cape Town’s green future: Site visits to pioneering projects plus exclusive networking in the vineyards.
We look forward to welcoming you in 2026
AFRICA’S LARGEST CONVENING ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND IMPACT INVESTING
Since 2014, the Sankalp Africa Summit has connected entrepreneurs, investors, governments, donors, and corporations to catalyze collaborations and drive sustainable solutions.
We catalyze the ecosystem through four key pillars: knowledge, capital, networks, and technology.
Register now for the third annual “From Billions to Trillions” summit, Duke University’s flagship gathering on mobilizing private capital for global energy and climate solutions.
Building on successful summits in 2024 and 2025 that each convened 500+ attendees and a roster of high-level leaders, the 2026 summit will explore how to reduce the risks that constrain energy and climate finance.
Key topics will include:
Scaling energy for AI demand
Addressing clean energy finance gaps
Roles of trade, competition, and industrial policy in clean energy deployment
Navigating political risks to energy and climate finance
Risks and opportunities for investing in low- and middle-income countries.
Confirmed speakers:
Sarah Bloom Raskin, Colin W. Brown Distinguished Professor of the Practice of Law, Duke University (former Deputy Secretary, U.S. Office of the Treasury)
Ronnie Chatterji, Chief Economist, OpenAI and Mark Burgess & Lisa Benson-Burgess Distinguished Professor of Business and Public Policy, Duke University
Allison Clements, President, 804 Advisory and Partner, ASG (former Commissioner, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission)
Jon Isham, Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies, Middlebury College and Ambassadors’ Circle, Beyond Bretton Woods
Rebecca Kujawa, Founder and CEO, Zerra Partners (former President and CEO, NextEra Energy Resources)
Ernest Moniz, Founder and CEO, EFI Foundation (former Secretary, U.S. Department of Energy)
Don Moul, President and CEO, Tennessee Valley Authority
John Szoka, CEO, Conservative Energy Network
Frank Van Gansbeke, Co-Founder, Beyond Bretton Woods and Executive Scholar in Residence, Middlebury College
New format this year:
This year’s program will feature plenary discussions and interactive breakout sessions, all designed to generate ideas about pragmatic pathways for action. Participants from diverse sectors will examine risk across the climate finance landscape and help shape a forward-looking agenda for research, policy, and practice. A reception will follow the program at 4 p.m. in the Kirby Winter Garden.
Register now to join us in person on February 25.
Welcome to the summit where infrastructure connects people, places and opportunities
The 2026 edition of Infrastructure Africa will be hosted to keep sharing information relating to the business opportunity around infrastructure development in Africa. Infrastructure Africa will connect industry stakeholders, foster dialogue, provide leading-edge information, promote investment and expansion, as well as facilitate business development around Africa’s growth and infrastructure needs.
Connect with infrastructure professionals at Infrastructure Africa, gain access to leading-edge innovation and knowledge, access infrastructure project opportunities and grow your business. Join the infrastructure industry meeting at Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) South Africa.
Attend Africa’s Premier Energy Event
Welcome to the 12th annual World Ocean Summit & Expo
Economist Impact, with the support of official host The Nippon Foundation, is hosting the 12th World Ocean Summit in Tokyo in 2025. With over 14,000 islands, 34,000km of coastline and a blue economy that is forecasted to reach 28 trillion yen by 2030, Japan as a maritime nation offers a rich cultural and historical perspective.
The summit convenes the widest cross-section of the ocean community from business and finance to government, national and international policy-makers, civil society and academia. It is designed to instigate action to develop the sustainable ocean economy; to encourage new partnerships across industries, with NGOs, scientists, technology developers and investors. By bringing together all stakeholders in the ocean ecosystem, the summit provides the perfect platform to inspire new synergies, solutions and strategies on the track to meet the 2030 targets in UN SDG 14.
The 12th annual summit will focus on the transition to a sustainable ocean economy, ocean stewardship, strategies to restore ocean health, advancements in marine technology and collaborative efforts to address ocean pollution. The agenda will include a series of “How to” workshops designed to generate tangible action points and key takeaways to enable organisations to instigate change and make an impact on the journey towards a healthier ocean.
The summit in Tokyo will continue action-based conversations on the key themes from recent World Ocean Summits, as well as provide a vital opportunity for participants from Asia to engage with the global ocean community ahead of the United Nations Oceans Conference in June 2025.
Simultaneous translation will be available during the event from English to Japanese.
