Hear how global commodity leaders are approaching trade in the unprecedented climate Reuters Events will be hosting a free online webinar series focused on commodity trading and commodity value chains. Commodity traders are under pressure to undergo massive transformation. Unprecedented volatility, changing consumer and governmental demands, digital transformation and an intense geopolitical landscape are impacting […]
Hear how global commodity leaders are approaching trade in the unprecedented climate
Reuters Events will be hosting a free online webinar series focused on commodity trading and commodity value chains.
Commodity traders are under pressure to undergo massive transformation. Unprecedented volatility, changing consumer and governmental demands, digital transformation and an intense geopolitical landscape are impacting every commodity stakeholder.
That’s why, on Wednesday June 24, Reuters Events will kick off their 2020 webinar series with a live fireside chat entitled “A View From the Top”. Reuters’ Editor in Charge (Energy, EMEA), Dmitry Zhdannikov will interview Mercuria Energy Trading’s CEO, Marco Dunand, to .
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The fireside chat will address the following key discussion points to provide listeners with C-suite market insights:
- Understand how volatility is affecting the energy markets and learn how to respond effectively
- Discover the unique opportunities in commodities, in a covid-19 era
- Hear the energy sector outlook to help you map your future operational strategy
Can’t join live? Register now to get access to the recordings
Furthermore, all webinar registrants will be automatically enrolled for a free pass to the inaugural Reuters Events Commodity Trading Summit (November 16-17, Online).
Reuters Events exists to deliver the intelligence and foster the relationships that shape strategy and safeguard success at leading companies worldwide.
If you would like more information on Reuters Events Commodities, the Commodity Trading Summit or the webinar, please contact Kathryn Bloxham at kathryn.bloxham@thomsonreuters.com.
