The Vegan Women Summit
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The 2023 Vegan Women Summit will take place in New York City and will be a multi-day event featuring the world’s top CEOs, celebrities, investors, and more. Attendees will get to experience some of the most cutting-edge sustainable brands across the future of food, fashion, beauty, and more—including debut products not yet on the market.
Be inspired by first-of-its-kind fireside chats with changemakers, learn directly from industry titans, and be empowered to accelerate your professional and personal growth.
Mix and mingle in the networking courtyard, and sample hundreds of new plant-based, sustainable, and animal-free innovations.
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Bruce Friedrich at Politics & Prose
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Alternative Protein Symposium: Bridging Science and Society
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Animal-Free Meat: The Next Agricultural Revolution
Come learn how science, policy, and industry can work together to satisfy the world’s soaring demand for meat, no animals required.
