AGIC Australia has long been recognised as one of the grain industry’s premier events, bringing together leaders, decision-makers and professionals from across the grain supply chain.
This year’s conference features an outstanding program of speakers, practical industry insights and valuable networking opportunities designed to inform, challenge and connect delegates from Australia and around the world.
1. Gain the insights that matter
AGIC Australia 2026 brings together leading Australian and international experts to examine the political, economic and commercial forces shaping the grain industry.
Broadcaster Michael Rowland will facilitate The Political and Geo-Political Landscape – Challenges for Australia’s Success with Professor the Hon George Brandis KC, along with the popular CEOs in Conversation panel. Delegates will also hear from respected market experts Karen Braun, Chief Market Analyst at Zaner Ag Hedge, and Nick Shaw, ANZ Regional Head for Trading and Shipping, BP Australia, who will explore how global energy markets influence agriculture and international trade.
The program also features practical discussions on Australia’s grain market outlook and supply chain productivity, giving delegates timely analysis and real-world perspectives they can apply within their own businesses.
2. Connect with the people driving the industry
AGIC brings together CEOs, senior executives, traders, exporters, growers, processors, researchers, government representatives and service providers from across Australia and international markets.
Whether you’re strengthening existing relationships, meeting new contacts or exchanging ideas with industry peers, AGIC provides unparalleled opportunities to connect with the people influencing the future of Australia’s grain industry.
Delegates will also hear from GTA’s Five Under 30 participants, showcasing the next generation of industry leaders and the fresh perspectives they are bringing to the sector.
3. Build relationships beyond the conference sessions
Some of the most valuable conversations happen outside the auditorium.
Delegates can take advantage of a range of networking events throughout the conference, including the Welcome Reception, sponsored by Port of Melbourne, HFW Women in Grains Breakfast, Mentor/Mentee Breakfast Exchange, Austrade B2B Exporters Networking Breakfast and the Young Professionals Networking Event hosted by GTA’s Five Under 30 and sponsored by GrainGrowers.
Whether you’re attending AGIC for the first time or returning as a regular delegate, these events provide the perfect opportunity to expand your professional network and strengthen relationships across the grain supply chain.
4. Hear practical solutions from across the supply chain
AGIC goes beyond discussing industry challenges by bringing together experts to explore practical solutions.
Nick Carracher will facilitate the Australian Market Review – Outlook, Challenges and Opportunities panel, and Simon Gellert from Bunge will lead the Supply Chain Productivity Enhancers and Bottlenecks discussion featuring Josh Connell, Head of Supply Chain, GrainCorp, and Mick Daw, Chief Operations Officer, CBH Group.
These sessions provide practical insights into market conditions, operational performance and supply chain efficiencies that matter to businesses across the industry.
5. Enjoy memorable conference experiences
AGIC goes beyond discussing industry challenges by bringing together experts to explore practical solutions.
Nick Carracher will facilitate the Australian Market Review – Outlook, Challenges and Opportunities panel, and Simon Gellert from Bunge will lead the Supply Chain Productivity Enhancers and Bottlenecks discussion featuring Josh Connell, Head of Supply Chain, GrainCorp, and Mick Daw, Chief Operations Officer, CBH Group.
These sessions provide practical insights into market conditions, operational performance and supply chain efficiencies that matter to businesses across the industry.
6. Be part of the conversations shaping the future
AGIC is where ideas are shared, partnerships are formed and important industry conversations take place.
Every session, panel discussion and networking event offers an opportunity to gain fresh perspectives and contribute to discussions that will help shape the future of Australia’s grain industry.
Whether you’re looking to stay ahead of industry developments, grow your professional network or discover new opportunities, AGIC Australia 2026 is the place to be.
