ADI Forum

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Join us on Jan. 28, 2026!

There are countless energy and chemicals conferences out there, all with the same format: big names, big stages, and the same old talking points.

The ADI Forum is different.

We delve into meaningful conversations with c-suite leaders for a value chain-wide, strategic view of oil & gas, energy transition, and chemicals.

What is the ADI Forum?

Strategic dialogues

The ADI Forum is where top leaders in oil & gas, energy transition, and chemicals converge. Gain cutting-edge insights from 20+ C-suite executives, connect with over 100 professionals and industry experts, and access exclusive ADI research and insights. Position yourself to lead and succeed.

What you’ll experience:

Actionable strategy: Gain insights across all energy and chemical value chains.
Expert-led dialogues: Engage directly with industry visionaries.
Deep market intelligence: Unpack key trends and project developments.
Elite networking: Connect with C-suite executives and investors.

Secure your early-bird discount.

What should you expect?

Our panels will explore several critical themes:

1. Oil markets: Lower for longer?
Examines the drivers behind low oil prices and the implications for U.S. crude and refined product exports.

2. Gas & LNG: Seizing the supercycle
Explores the global natural gas boom, LNG export growth, and the emerging role of data centers in shaping demand.

3. Energy transition: Chasing the electron
Highlights the surge in electrification and its impact on power demand, policy, and carbon management strategies.

4. Energy transition: Courting the molecule
Focuses on the evolving biofuels and e-fuels landscape amid shifting incentives and regulatory pressures.

5. Chemicals & plastics: Recovery and circularity
Analyzes feedstock trends, market recovery, and the future of circularity in the chemicals and plastics industries.

8:00 am – 9:00 am Breakfast

9:00 am – 9:30 am Industry outlook on oil & gas, energy transition, and chemicals Uday Turaga, ADI Analytics

9:30 am – 10:30 am Oil markets: Lower for longer? TBD

10:30 am – 11:00 am Break and networking

11:00 am – 12:00 pm Gas & LNG: Seizing the supercycle Guy Braden, Cameron LNG; Dave Conover, Kinder Morgan

12:00 pm – 01:00 pm Lunch

01:00 pm – 02:00 pm Energy transition: Chasing the electron Patricia Martinez, Cormetech

02:00 pm – 03:00 pm Energy transition: Courting the molecule Jon Goldsmith, Par Pacific; Elim Yeoh, bp; Ryan Eslicker, Uniper;

03:00 pm – 03:30 pm Break and networking

03:30 pm – 04:30 pm Chemicals & plastics: Recovery and circularity Alberto Laveran, Vantage Specialty Chemicals

04:30 pm – 05:00 pm Networking

Patricia Martinez CEO, Cormetech

Patricia Martinez CEO, Cormetech Patricia Martinez joined Cormetech in August 2024 to lead the company into its next phase of innovation in emissions control and carbon capture. She has a proven track record of growing businesses in the natural gas value chain across all major energy markets. Since 2021, she has led the delivery of low-carbon energy solutions, with a particular focus on Electrification, CCUS (Carbon Capture Utilization and Sequestration), Bio Energy, and Hydrogen. Patricia also serves on the NOV and Par Pacific Boards. Martinez has spent over 25 years in the industry, which includes stints at Dupont, Shell Oil, and TPG backed Valerus Compression Services which was sold to Enerflex. At Enerflex, Martinez served as President of Latin America for 8 years before being appointed Chief Energy Transition Officer. Patricia is known and respected as a thought leader around global natural gas and its role in the energy transition. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Marketing from Universidad Argentina De Empresa and an MBA from Houston Baptist University.

Jon Goldsmith SVP Renewables, Par Pacific Holdings

Jon Goldsmith SVP Renewables, Par Pacific Holdings Jon Goldsmith has served as SVP, Renewables since May 2023. Prior to joining Par Pacific, Mr. Goldsmith served as Managing Director of Business Development – Emerging Energy for Phillips 66. Prior to that, he served in a variety of engineering and business development roles with Phillips 66, ConocoPhillips, and Turner Construction. Mr. Goldsmith holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and a master’s degree in engineering management, both from University of Colorado.

Guy Braden SVP, Commercial, Cameron LNG

Guy Braden SVP, Commercial, Cameron LNG Guy Braden is Senior Vice President, Commercial, of Cameron LNG. Guy is responsible for the commercial operations of Cameron LNG, including administration of the Liquefaction, Tolling and Regasification agreements, cargo and feed gas scheduling and all related commercial and supply chain management matters. Guy has over 30 years of experience in the natural gas, power and chemicals industries. Prior to joining Cameron LNG in 2016, Guy spent 14 years with ENGIE where he led ENGIE North America’s LNG commercial operations and business development functions and also played a key role leading the startup and growth of ENGIE’s commercial and industrial power business as head of supply, operations and risk management functions. Before his tenure at ENGIE, Guy served in a variety of commercial and analytical roles at Dynegy and Exxon Chemical. He began his career as a nuclear submarine officer in the US Navy. Guy holds a Master of Business Administration from The University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from the United States Naval Academy

Alberto Laveran EVP, Corporate Development, Vantage Specialty Chemicals

Alberto Laveran EVP, Corporate Development, Vantage Specialty Chemicals Alberto Laveran serves as our Executive Vice President, Strategic Initiatives. He joined Vantage in 2020 where he initially restructured the company’s LATAM region consolidating eight country-led organizations into a thriving centralized region headquartered in Bogota, Colombia. Laveran is an experienced chemical industry executive with more than three decades of international experience as a global leader of business and functional organizations. He spent 22 years with The Dow Chemical Company, with 14 years in finance roles and eight years in business management. Laveran did his undergrad from the School of Economic Sciences at the University of Buenos Aires, and completed his doctorate in business economics at the Universidad del Sur.

Elim Yeoh VP, Biofuels Growth Americas, bp

Elim Yeoh VP, Biofuels Growth Americas, bp Elim Yeoh, is the Head of Biofuels Growth, Americas at bp. Previously, she spent 20+ years at Chevron, concluding as Director, Global Renewables Partnerships, where she led teams in developing commercial strategies for RNG, SAF, and other decarbonization solutions. A proven leader in safety, commercial acumen, and innovation with diverse technical and commercial experience, she earned her Executive MBA from UC Berkeley.

Dave Conover VP, Govt. Relations & Communications, Kinder Morgan

Dave Conover VP, Govt. Relations & Communications, Kinder Morgan Mr. Conover is Vice President of Government Relations and Communications for Kinder Morgan, Inc., one of the largest energy infrastructure companies in North America. His responsibilities include overseeing the company’s government and community relations activities and managing external and internal communications. Prior to joining Kinder Morgan, Mr. Conover was Managing Director of Grayling USA’s Washington, D.C. office, where he also led the energy, environment and sustainability practice. His government service was at the U.S. Department of Energy and the United States Senate, and he held senior positions at CH2M HILL and the Bipartisan Policy Center. Mr. Conover holds a J.D. cum laude from the Georgetown University Law Center and a bachelor’s degree with highest honors from the University of Virginia.

Ryan Eslicker Head of New Energies Origination – NA, Uniper

Ryan Eslicker Head of New Energies Origination – NA, Uniper Ryan Eslicker is the Head of New Energies Origination – North America at Uniper. Prior to this role, he was the director of the EDF Inc. renewable energy and clean fuels investment and development team. Prior to joining EDF, Eslicker was a member of the Phillips 66 Emerging Energy team in Houston, TX, serving as the lead for global hydrogen development activities along with renewable feedstocks/fuel, carbon capture, and battery materials segments. Eslicker has over 14 years of professional experience within the energy industry across roles that have focused on finance, optimization, strategy, business development, and commercialization across the midstream and downstream value chains.

Lydia Johnson VP, Product Development, ExxonMobil

Lydia Johnson VP, Product Development, ExxonMobil Lydia Johnson is the Vice President of Product Development for ExxonMobil’s Low Carbon Solutions business. Johnson and her team are focused on integrating technology, policy, markets and commercial expertise to develop the products that will enable the energy transition. She joined ExxonMobil in 1994 after graduating from Texas Tech University with a dual degree in Civil Engineering and Architecture.

Charles Cherington Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Ara Partners

Charles Cherington Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Ara Partners Charles Cherington co-founded Ara in 2017, co-heads the firm alongside Troy Thacker, and is a member of the firm’s Investment Committee. He has more than 25 years of private equity experience in the industrial, energy, and chemical industries in which he has executed over 50 transactions. Cherington’s ten most recent investments have all targeted carbon reduction in the industrial and chemical industries.

Christopher Smith SVP, Policy, Govt, and Public Affairs, Cheniere

Christopher Smith SVP, Policy, Govt, and Public Affairs, Cheniere Christopher Smith is Cheniere’s SVP of Policy, Government, and Public Affairs. He previously served as Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy at the U.S. Department of Energy, overseeing policy, international engagement, and R&D, and was on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Commission. His career also includes management and analytical roles at Chevron and Texaco (upstream business development, LNG trading), U.S. Army officer service, and roles at Citibank and JPMorgan. He holds a bachelor’s from West Point and an MBA from Cambridge.

Markus Digruber EVP, Head of Innovation & Bus. Dev., Hoerbiger

Markus Digruber EVP, Head of Innovation & Bus. Dev., Hoerbiger Markus Digruber holds a Master’s degree and PhD in mechanical engineering from Vienna University of Technology. For 25 years, he has been with the HOERBIGER group, holding various vice president positions. Digruber was recently EVP of the OEM Division and leads the Innovation and Business Development team of HOERBIGER Compression.

Kelly Knopp CEO and CoFounder, Citroniq Chemicals

Kelly Knopp CEO and CoFounder, Citroniq Chemicals Kelly Knopp is CEO & Co‑Founder of Citroniq, with 40+ years in refining, midstream, petrochemicals & plastics. He’s led global sales, go‑to‑market strategy & new business. Formerly VP at NOVA Chemicals & Williams Energy. Holds a Bachelors in Chemical Engineering (KU) & MBA (UH–Clear Lake).

Brad Childers CEO & President, Archrock

Brad Childers CEO & President, Archrock Brad Childers is CEO & President of Archrock, Inc., a midstream energy infrastructure company specializing in natural gas compression and is the leading provider of compression services to the oil and gas industry across the U.S. Previously, Childers served as President and CEO of Exterran Holdings, Inc. Childers holds a B.A. from Claremont McKenna College and a J.D. from the University of Southern California.

James Steffes EVP, Corporate Affairs, Direct Energy

James Steffes EVP, Corporate Affairs, Direct Energy James Steffes is the EVP of Corporate Affairs for Direct Energy. Prior roles include CEO of Circular Energy, and NRG Energy as head of Green Mountain Energy. He serves as an Executive Board Member on the Advanced Energy Economy. He brings more than 20 years of experience in the competitive energy industry with an MS in public policy from Harvard Kennedy School and a BS in foreign service from Georgetown University

Shahid Malik CEO, Renewable Energy, WM

Shahid Malik CEO, Renewable Energy, WM Shahid Malik heads up WM Renewable Energy. He is responsible for managing a large renewable energy business and oversees WM’s investments in renewable technologies such as Hydrogen and Carbon Capture. Prior to his current position, he was President of Public Service Enterprise Group Ince. (PSEG) Energy Resources & Trade (ER&T), a diversified energy company headquartered in Newark, N.J.

Aaron Ketter VP, Mid-Continent and South Texas BU, Devon Energy

Aaron Ketter VP, Mid-Continent and South Texas BU, Devon Energy Aaron Ketter is the Vice President of the Mid-Continent and South Texas Business Unit for Devon Energy. His teams are responsible for creating and executing the corporate strategy encompassing financial performance, capital program, and business development opportunities. Prior to this position, Ketter held various roles at Devon including VP Rockies Business Unit, VP Strategic Planning, Manager midstream and marketing, acquisition and divestitures, deep-water exploration, and multiple onshore engineering assignments. Ketter earned an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a B.S. degree in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Oklahoma.

Chendhil Periasamy VP, Energy Transition, Air Liquide

Chendhil Periasamy VP, Energy Transition, Air Liquide Chendhil Periasamy was appointed as Air Liquide’s Vice President, Carbon Management & Emerging Markets, Hydrogen Energy and Mobility. Prior to this, he held the role of Vice President, Energy Transition for the Americas where he was responsible for leading implementation of the Air Liquide Americas hub energy transition roadmap and continually evolving the strategy to achieve Air Liquide Group’s ambitions.

Martina Sittler VP, Engineering & Construction, Targa Resources

Martina Sittler VP, Engineering & Construction, Targa Resources Martina Sittler is a prominent executive in the oil and gas industry with over two decades of leadership experience. She currently serves as Vice President of Engineering & Construction at Targa Resources, where she plays a crucial role in both infrastructure development and sustainability initiatives. Her work focuses on asset electrification, carbon sequestration, and testing new technologies to reduce environmental impact.

Jeff Warmann CEO & President, Monroe Energy

Jeff Warmann CEO & President, Monroe Energy Jeff Warmann leads the Monroe Energy Team, who owns and operates the 200,000 BBL per day petroleum refinery in Trainer, Pennsylvania, as well as their subsidiary, MIPC, which owns and operates three distribution terminals and fifty-one miles of pipeline. Prior to joining Monroe, Warmann led the restructuring efforts at Murphy Oil’s Meraux Refinery significantly increasing the profitability of the facility.

Thomas McAndrew President & CEO, Enchanted Rock

Thomas McAndrew President & CEO, Enchanted Rock Thomas McAndrew founded Enchanted Rock Ltd. in 2006 and currently serves as the President and CEO. McAndrew brings over 34 years of experience in energy asset management ranging from large, complex nuclear plants to small distributed generation. Prior experiences include VP of Trading and Risk Management at Calpine, CEO at Progressive Power Solutions, VP of West Power Trading at Statoil, and Director at Enron. McAndrew has also served in U.S. Navy as Lieutenant. He holds B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

James Simon President & CEO, Braven Environmental

James Simon President & CEO, Braven Environmental James Simon is a seasoned senior executive with over 30 years of experience in new venture and project development, board governance, and strategic planning in the clean energy, oil and gas, and chemical industries.

Jim Sledzik Managing Director, Aramco Ventures

Jim Sledzik Managing Director, Aramco Ventures Jim Sledzik has more than 30 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. He is the Managing Director for North America team of Aramco Ventures. Prior to Aramco, he served as MD at Hall Labs.

Dave Marchese CEO, Caliche Development Partners

Dave Marchese CEO, Caliche Development Partners Dave Marchese is a seasoned energy industry executive with over 25 years of experience. He has successfully led the development, construction, and operation of various energy assets, including underground storage, power plants, and petrochemical facilities. As CEO of Caliche Energy, Marchese has grown the company into a leading service provider to Fortune 500 companies. Prior to Caliche, he held positions at Haddington Ventures, Eschelon Energy Partners, and Reliant Energy.

Brandon Schwertner CEO, Priority Power

Brandon Schwertner CEO, Priority Power Brandon Schwertner is the CEO of Priority Power Management and has served on the board since 2019. He was the co-founder of MP2 Energy, an industry-leading electricity and services platform company. He is a serial entrepreneur in the energy industry and has been responsible for the creation of two energy services businesses and two commodity trading hedge funds.

Charles McConnell Executive Director, CCME, University of Houston

Charles McConnell Executive Director, CCME, University of Houston Charles McConnell is the Executive Director of the Center for Carbon Management in Energy (CCME) at the University of Houston. Prior to CCME, McConnell was the Executive Director of the Energy and Environment Initiative at Rice University. He served as the Assistant Secretary of Energy in the U.S. Department of Energy from 2011-13.

Marcos Gomez Director, Renewable Energy NA, BASF

Marcos Gomez Director, Renewable Energy NA, BASF Marcos Gomez has over two decades of experience in the Chemical Industry. Currently, GOmez is leading BASF’s efforts in Renewable Energy in North America serving as the Director of Renewable Energy in North America. He has previously held key leadership roles at BASF Corporation, including heading the Energy Procurement Team in North America, and more recently as Director of Strategy Process Catalysts and Sustainability Manager Catalysts Division.

James Seaba Program Director, ARPA-E

James Seaba Program Director, ARPA-E James Seaba currently serves as Program Director at the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E). His focus at ARPA-E is on clean sustainable fuels and chemical production, novel energy systems designs, energy distribution, and energy storage. Seaba has spent over 30 years developing economically driven energy systems that minimize environmental impacts. He founded and led the Honda Research Institute (HRI) in Ohio.

Jan Kalfus Director, Energy & Feedstocks, Braskem

Jan Kalfus Director, Energy & Feedstocks, Braskem Jan Kalfus is the Director of Energy & Feedstocks at Braskem Corporation, where he oversees market intelligence, strategic planning, and business development activities. He previously led the Global Catalysis and US Tech Center at Braskem, and worked in various roles in Chemicals and later Refining at ExxonMobil.

Sachin Sakhalkar SVP, Teknor Apex

Sachin Sakhalkar SVP, Teknor Apex Dr. Sachin Sakhalkar has 25+ years of experience in the specialty materials, chemicals, packaging, recycling, industrial, and personal care industries. At Teknor Apex, Dr. Sakhalkar has held several leadership roles as General Manager in its Thermoplastics Elastomers Division and Engineering Plastics division, and as a Senior Vice President of its Engineered Materials Value Chain.

Steve Brown President, Chemstations

Steve Brown President, Chemstations Steve Brown is currently President of Chemstations, Inc., a Datacor company. Chemstations offers CHEMCAD, an integrated suite of intuitive chemical process engineering software, actively used by more than 800 organizations around the world. For 29 years, he devoted his career to chemical process simulation software and promoting the impact of chemical engineers and chemical engineering on a variety of humanity’s challenges.

Mariane Maximous VP, Feedstocks & Mechanical Recycling, LyondellBasell

Mariane Maximous VP, Feedstocks & Mechanical Recycling, LyondellBasell Mariane Maximous is a seasoned professional who has 24+ years of experience in the chemical industry. She currently leads the Feedstock and Mechanical Recycling team. Prior to LYB, Maximous led the global ethylene and methanol strategic sourcing team at Celanese. She started her career in 2001 as a process engineer with ExxonMobil in the Beaumont Olefins 7 Aromatics plant.

Tom Ambrose Co-Founder & Partner, Black Bay Partners

Tom Ambrose Co-Founder & Partner, Black Bay Partners Tom Ambrose is a Partner at Black Bay, where he serves on the firm’s Investment Committee and oversees Black Bay’s efforts in sourcing investments, executing transactions, monitoring active portfolio companies, and strategy. Previously, he was a VP at NGP ETP, where he was responsible for sourcing investments, transaction analysis and execution, and monitoring portfolio companies in the oilfield service and technology sector.

James Lamoureaux Managing Director, IGP Methanol

James Lamoureaux Managing Director, IGP Methanol James S. Lamoureaux is an entrepreneur and start-up company architect that has successfully invented products and business models for companies for the last 30 years. In 2014, Lamoureaux formed IGP Methanol to develop a major Clean Energy Methanol Development on the US Gulf Coast in Louisiana. He founded IGP Energy Inc. in 2007 and currently serves as its CEO and Chairman. Prior experiences include Industry Consultant at Energy Power Group, and Founder, President and Inventor at Advanced Building Products. He holds Business Management degree from Hofstra University and Executive education from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Chris Hogan MD, KeyBanc Capital Markets

Chris Hogan MD, KeyBanc Capital Markets Chris Hogan is a seasoned Managing Director in the Mergers & Acquisitions Group of KeyBanc Capital Markets, where he has been a key player since 2004. With over two decades of investment banking experience, Hogan specializes in sell-side, buy-side, and financial advisory services for private equity firms and public and private companies. His expertise is notable in the Industrials sector, with a strong focus on Chemicals & Materials transactions.

Steven Woodward SVP, Business Development, Antero Resources

Steven Woodward SVP, Business Development, Antero Resources Steven Woodward is the Senior Vice President of Business Development at Antero Resources. Prior to Antero, Woodward served in various business development roles for Dynegy Inc., Natural Gas Clearinghouse, and NGC Corp. He has served as Manager of Business Development for Reliance Pipeline, a division of Nicor Inc., and as a Project Development Representative for Western Gas Resources. Has has also served in various engineering roles with ARCO. Woodward holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from University of Colorado at Boulder.

Johanna Schmidtke Investment Director, Aramco Ventures

Johanna Schmidtke Investment Director, Aramco Ventures Johanna Schmidtke is an Investment Director with Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures, the corporate venturing arm of Aramco. She offers of a unique combination of technical insight and commercial aptitude in the industrial space. Prior to her current position, Johanna worked with the Advisory practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Corporate Development & Strategy at First Solar Inc., and the consulting practice at Lux Research. She serves as a board director at ConXtech and as a board observer at Novomer. Schmidtke holds a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Cambridge as a Gates Scholar and a B.S. from the University of Arizona.

Michael O’Neil MD, Burckhardt Compression

Michael O’Neil MD, Burckhardt Compression Michael O’Neil currently serves as the Managing Director at Burckhardt Compression. O’Neil brings over 20 years of experience with him in extensive gas compression and management. Prior to joining Burckhardt Compression, O’Neil was Vice President & GM at Emco Wheaton (A KKR & GardnerDenver Division). Previous experiences include various executive positions in sales, operations, engineering, and aftermarket division at Cameron International and Dresser-Rand. He holds B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Lehigh University

Heath DePriest VP, Emerging Energy, Phillips 66

Heath DePriest VP, Emerging Energy, Phillips 66 Heath DePriest is the VP, Emerging Energy for Phillips 66. He has nearly 30 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. Previously, DePriest was GM, Corporate Strategy. Past roles include serving as MD, Terminals Business Development. He has also served as manager of the Midstream Growth Program for Phillips 66, DePriest started his career with Koch Industries at the Pine Bend Refinery in Minnesota before joining Conoco in 1997 as a refinery engineer at the Lake Charles Refinery. He served in various roles in Refining. He worked on the strategic integration team during the formation of ConocoPhillips in 2002 and then later in 2012 was on the corporate strategy team responsible for leading the spin-off of Phillips 66 from ConocoPhillips. DePriest holds a Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering from Oklahoma State University.

Kirsty McCormack VP, Special Projects, BP

Kirsty McCormack VP, Special Projects, BP Kirsty McCormack is part of the Strategy and Sustainability leadership team who coordinate the formulation of BP’s business and sustainability strategies, and she has accountability for developing in-depth understanding of critical markets in which BP chooses to participate. She joined BP in 1997 after obtaining a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Glasgow, UK, and has spent her whole career with BP. McCormack has held variety of leadership roles in finance in the Upstream business, including most recently VP Planning and Commercial for BP. Previously she has held regional Commercial Manager roles in Egypt, Angola and the Gulf of Mexico. Outside of Upstream finance, McCormack has also held roles in Group Treasury and in the Project Management Office for the major organizational change program “Reinvent bp”.

Alex Robart Energy & Sustainability Leader, Microsoft

Alex Robart Energy & Sustainability Leader, Microsoft Alex Robart is the Microsoft’s Worldwide Strategy Leader for Energy & Sustainability. In this role, he owns Microsoft’s commercial viewpoint on energy and sustainability, drives BU strategy, and works with customers to develop transformation and sustainability strategies. Most recently, he was the CEO an AI SaaS company at the leading edge of operations technology digital transformation. Prior to that, he was a technology entrepreneur investor. He has an MBA from the University of Michigan and a BS in Systems Engineering from the University of Virginia.

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2023 ADI Forum

The 2023 ADI Forum featured dual keynotes from Jeff Hammad, CCO of Golden Pass LNG, and Heath DePriest, VP of Renewable Fuels at Phillips 66. With 5 panels and around 20 speakers from Commonwealth LNG, Energy Transfer, Equinor, Crestwood, MAN Energy Systems, and Chevron New Energies, the event covered LNG, upstream and midstream gas, CCUS, […]

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Connect. Innovate. Lead.
Join us on Jan. 28, 2026!

Strategic dialogues

What you’ll experience:

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Speakers

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What people are saying

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Past ADI Forums

2025 ADI Forum

2024 ADI Forum

2023 ADI Forum

Connect. Innovate. Lead.Join us on Jan. 28, 2026!

Strategic dialogues

What you’ll experience:

Secure your early-bird discount.

What should you expect?

Speakers

Your vision. Our platform.

Feature your brand at the ADI Forum

What people are saying

Take advantage of early-bird pricing until December 31.

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Past ADI Forums

2025 ADI Forum

2024 ADI Forum

2023 ADI Forum

Connect. Innovate. Lead.
Join us on Jan. 28, 2026!

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