Each year, EarthX convenes the Earth Expo. Because Fair Park is undergoing renovation, the Congress of Conferences has expanding to cover a wide range of environmental subjects ,  on April 22 through 26 at the Hilton Anatole Hotel, in Dallas, as a growing portfolio of environmental sustainability initiatives.

The first half of the week is dedicated to the built environment, including energy, sustainable development, the circular economy and carbon impacts of supply chains. The second half  will focus on the natural environment, including ocean and wildlife conservation, environmental innovation in business, environmental policy and media, island nations and the climate crisis, and a new family office summit.

A wide range of industry experts and thought leaders, including prominent scinetists, energy executives, enviornmenalits, politicians and members of the media will have many opportunities to share ideas and solutions. like CNN’s Van Jones, members of congress from both parties, frontlines conservationists like Ivan Carter, United Nations ambassadors, representatives from some of the largest philatnthopic families in the world and an activist rock star named Adam Met will all be on hand.

The breadth of EarthX creates opportunites to advance several solutions and impact-minded iniatives. One signature program is our eCaptial Summit, an invitation-only conference that has convened, inspired, and catalyzed action from thousands on investment firms, early-to-late-stage innovators and established global companies. There will also be several announcements of new partnerships forged by atteddees and commitments from corporate participants to commit to environmental initatives. Another program in our oceans conference will see new ocean-oreinted start-ups competing in a pitch competition for a grant award opportunity. It will be a busy week with new solutions and initiative discussed or announced each day.

EarthX has always strived to establish an arena for open dialogue from participants that represent a wide range of perpsectices and industires. It invites industry leaders to the table to have productive conversations with grassroots advocates. The goal is by opening the doors to all potential ideas and solutions, they can build new consensus and momentum around important action together that is needed to safeguard the future sustainability of our planet.

The best way to get involved is to attend. In addition to conference settings, there are daily networking opporutnites, lunch and banquet keynotes, and a chance to engage with some of the leading figures working on key enviornmental issues.  One thing that makes EarthX unique is that it creates space for interesting conversations to take place organically throughout the event, leading to new freindships and collaborations. In addition to conference settings, there are daily networking opporutnites, lunch and banquet keynotes, and a chance to engage with some of the leading figures working on key environmental issues.

For more information, including volunteer opportunities, visit EarthX.org.