
Aidan Connolly

Aidan Connolly

Aidan Connolly
Speaker · SCLF 2026
Aidan Connolly
Aidan Connolly
President, AgriTech Capital
President, AgriTech Capital
We are delighted to welcome Aidan Connolly, President of AgriTech Capital, as a speaker at the Stockholm Climate Leadership Forum 2026 on 7 October.
We are delighted to welcome Aidan Connolly, President of AgriTech Capital, as a speaker at the Stockholm Climate Leadership Forum 2026 on 7 October.
Aidan is a globally recognised agrifood technology strategist, investor and author working at the intersection of agriculture, artificial intelligence and innovation.
Aidan is a globally recognised agrifood technology strategist, investor and author working at the intersection of agriculture, artificial intelligence and innovation.
Over a career spanning more than 30 years and 100 countries, Aidan has served as Chief Innovation Officer of Alltech and CEO of agricultural computer-vision company Cainthus. He is also Immediate Past President of the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association (IFAMA), holds academic positions in the United States, Ireland and China, and is the author of The Future of Agriculture and 2-1-4-3: Plan Your Explosive Business Growth.
Over a career spanning more than 30 years and 100 countries, Aidan has served as Chief Innovation Officer of Alltech and CEO of agricultural computer-vision company Cainthus. He is also Immediate Past President of the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association (IFAMA), holds academic positions in the United States, Ireland and China, and is the author of The Future of Agriculture and 2-1-4-3: Plan Your Explosive Business Growth.
At SCLF 2026
At SCLF 2026, Aidan will bring an important perspective to one of the defining questions of our time:
At SCLF 2026, Aidan will bring an important perspective to one of the defining questions of our time:
How can AI help agriculture adapt to a changing climate while strengthening the resilience, productivity and security of our food systems?
How can AI help agriculture adapt to a changing climate while strengthening the resilience, productivity and security of our food systems?
Agriculture sits at the intersection of climate, technology and national resilience. AI is rapidly changing what is possible, from computer vision and precision agriculture to predictive analytics, robotics and autonomous systems. Yet technology alone is not enough. The real challenge is translating innovation into solutions that work economically, practically and at scale.
Agriculture sits at the intersection of climate, technology and national resilience. AI is rapidly changing what is possible, from computer vision and precision agriculture to predictive analytics, robotics and autonomous systems. Yet technology alone is not enough. The real challenge is translating innovation into solutions that work economically, practically and at scale.
We look forward to an important conversation about the future of agriculture, AI and the resilience of the systems on which societies ultimately depend.
We look forward to an important conversation about the future of agriculture, AI and the resilience of the systems on which societies ultimately depend.
The 2026 Forum
On 7 October 2026, business leaders, scientists, investors, policymakers and industrialists gather at a private castle outside Stockholm around the central theme: AI, Climate Adaptation, and the Ripple Effects Reshaping the Global Economy, Infrastructure, and National Security. The Forum is invitation-only.
On 7 October 2026, business leaders, scientists, investors, policymakers and industrialists gather at a private castle outside Stockholm around the central theme: AI, Climate Adaptation, and the Ripple Effects Reshaping the Global Economy, Infrastructure, and National Security. The Forum is invitation-only.
