| INTERNATIONAL FOOD AND AGRIBUSINESS MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION |
IFAMA WORLD CONFERENCES |
International Yearly Conferences | Conference Advisory Committee |
IFAMA's annual conferences attract professionals from cross-disciplines who share common goals of improving the global food system. Participants include professionals from the ag sector, faculty from leading academic institutions, NGOs, government agencies, and students. IFAMA aims to enhance its members’ capacity to excel at the science and agricultural business management. Effective science-based decision-making is developed through discussions, informed debate, and careful deliberations among peers. Through these events, members discover the multidimensionality of their common issues, draw connections to broader themes and develop solutions which enhance collective competitiveness. IFAMA conferences always include a scientific research Symposium, a Forum which features hot- topic discussions from high-level speakers, roundtable discussions, case study workshops and networking. IFAMA has the distinction of delivering the only Global Student Case Competition exclusively focused on agribusiness. Early career professionals and students are a vital part of the organization. We recognize the future of our planet is dependent upon many committed individuals working together in order to find the innovative solutions needed to create a sustainable future. What makes IFAMA unique? | Irene Alvarado Professor, Universidad EARTH Costa Rica (Symposium) Juan José Bolaños CEO, Piñalbo, Costa Rica (Student Case Competition) Gerry Kouwenhoven Associate Lecturer, Inholland University, The Netherlands Jacques Trienekens Professor, Wageningen University, The Netherlands | Gregory Baker Professor, Santa Clara University, USA Roberto Feeney Professor, Austral University, Argentina Longbao Wei Professor, Zhejiang University, China |
IFAMA'S GLOBAL FOOTPRINT
Every year since 1991, IFAMA has convened stakeholders from around the world.
2024 Almería (Spain) 2023 Christchurch (New Zealand) 2022 San José (Costa Rica) 2021 Virtual 2020 Virtual 2019 Hangzhou (China) 2018 Buenos Aires (Argentina) 2017 Miami (USA) 2016 Aarhus (Denmark) 2015 Saint Paul (USA) 2014 Cape Town (South Africa) 2013 Atlanta (USA) | 2012 Shanghai (China) 2011 Frankfurt (Germany) 2010 Boston (USA) 2009 Budapest (Hungary) 2008 Monterey (USA) 2007 Parma (Italy) 2006 Buenos Aires (Argentina) 2005 Chicago (USA) 2004 Montreux (Switzerland) 2003 Cancun (Mexico) 2002 Noordwijk (The Netherlands) | 2001 Sydney (Australia) 2000 Chicago (USA) 1999 Florence (Italy) 1998 Punta del Este (Uruguay) 1997 Jakarta (Indonesia) 1996 Cancun (Mexico) 1995 Paris (France) 1994 Caracas (Venezuela) 1993 San Francisco (USA) 1992 Oxford (England) 1991 Boston (USA) |
Cities per continent: North America, 11; South America, 4; Europe, 10; Africa, 1; Asia, 3; Oceania, 2
Twice each city: Boston, Cancun, Chicago, Buenos Aires
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