Who should attend?
Global Aqua is designed for professionals working across the aquaculture value chain. Whether your focus is production, technology, research, investment, sustainability, policy or business development, the event brings together the knowledge, perspectives and industry stakeholders shaping the future of aquaculture.
Is Global Aqua relevant for you?
You may find Global Aqua relevant if you:
- Work in or alongside the aquaculture industry
- Need to stay updated on industry developments and emerging trends
- Want to better understand the opportunities and challenges shaping the sector
- Work with production, technology, fish health, sustainability, research, investment, policy or business development
- Benefit from connecting with stakeholders from across the aquaculture ecosystem
The event is particularly relevant for professionals working within:
- Aquaculture production and farming
- Fish health and welfare
- Technology, equipment and infrastructure
- Digitalisation and data-driven solutions
- Sustainability and environmental performance
- Research and education
- Investment and finance
- Policy and regulation
- Business development and international trade
How is Global Aqua relevant to your work?
If you work in aquaculture production
You may be responsible for production, operations, fish health, sustainability or business development. Global Aqua brings together suppliers, technology providers, researchers and decision-makers whose work influences how aquaculture develops and how production challenges are addressed.
If you develop technology, equipment or services
You may work with software, equipment, infrastructure, digitalisation or specialised services for the aquaculture industry. The event offers an opportunity to better understand industry needs, future priorities and the challenges companies are working to solve.
If you work in research or education
You may be involved in aquaculture, marine science, biology, sustainability or innovation. Global Aqua brings research and industry together, creating opportunities to understand current challenges and discuss how new knowledge can contribute to future development.
If you work with investment or finance
You may follow developments in aquaculture, food production, technology or sustainability. Global Aqua offers exposure to a broad cross-section of the industry, helping build a better understanding of market developments, innovation and future opportunities.
If you work with policy, regulation or public administration
You may be involved in creating, managing or advising on frameworks that influence aquaculture. The event brings together perspectives from production, technology, sustainability, investment and research, providing insight into the issues affecting the industry today and in the future.
If you support industry development
You may work in an industry association, consultancy, advisory organisation or trade body. Global Aqua provides opportunities to engage with stakeholders from across the aquaculture ecosystem and participate in discussions about industry development, collaboration and future priorities.
Not sure where you fit?
Many professionals work across several disciplines. You may be involved in sustainability, innovation, consulting, education, finance, international trade or business development. If your work is connected to aquaculture and you want to stay informed about where the industry is heading, Global Aqua is likely to be relevant for you.
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