International
Commodities Show
The International Commodities Show is the ultimate event to connect with trading experts specialising in all commodities: grains, oil & gas, metals etc. Unlike traditional conferences, this show will feature no panels, focusing instead on direct interactions, hands-on experiences, and meaningful networking opportunities. Join us for fireside chats with senior industry professionals throughout the afternoon.
List of participants: ADM, Bunge, Cargill, Neste, Peak Trading, Gafta, Fosfa, BGN, Trafigura, Stephenson Harwood, Skamode, Gunvor, Wilson International, Sqwack News, Tereos Commodities, UBS, Chevron, Klesch Group, Trade Data Monitor, Adnoc, Arab Bank, Vitol, BCGE, BNP Paribas, Seabridge Insurance Broker, AMPCO Metal, QSS Global, Commodities People, Julius Baer, ABC Maritime, Broadpeak Partners, SBM Offshore, Diot Siaci, AON, Fillet-Allard Maritime, AGS Agrotrading, DNV, LSEG, Torq Commodities, Qorvis, Covantis XTS Commodities, Nestle, Mercuria...
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International
Commodities Show
The event will include:
- Short interviews in the form of fireside chats with senior professionals from the industry:
- Booths: trading companies (all commodities: grains, metals, oil etc.) and the ecosystem around them
- An education and upskilling sector represented by the University of Geneva, HEG-Genève, Erasmus University Rotterdam
- CommodityThursday
- Gala dinner
- DJ and dancing
Agenda
Speakers
Advisory Board
Great reasons to attend
Industry experts
Meet industry experts from trade, operations, legal, HR, risk management and other areas.
Discuss market trends
Discuss the market trends bringing significant contributions to Swiss and Geneva GDP.
Networking
Mingle and increase your network. This the place to be during Geneva Commodities Week 2025.
Education and upskilling in the commodities industry
The commodities trading sector contributes to 35,000 jobs in Switzerland. Discuss learning and upskilling in our education section.
Tickets
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In 1964, InterContinental Genève was the largest hotel in Switzerland and has had a long history in hosting some of the city’s most fabulous political and social events. With 16 reception rooms on the same floor, a daylight ballroom for 800 people, and an outdoor area by the pool and garden, our historic hotel offers you an enviable gateway.
Our knowledgeable and insightful event experts bring a personal and artistic touch to every event, delivering a unique experience like no other.
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About US
The International Commodities Show was founded by Maryana Stober and Mathilde de Mareuil, two professionals with deep experience in the global commodities industry.
Maryana Stober is an experienced trading and M&A lawyer with a strong track record in complex international transactions. She has developed extensive expertise in regulatory frameworks, contract negotiation, and risk management, advising clients across the global commodities sector.
Mathilde de Mareuil is the Founder and CEO of Shipping and Trading Network (STN), a Geneva-based company specialising in headhunting, financial introductions, and networking events for the global commodities sector. She is also the Founder of CommodityThursdays, a fast-growing networking platform with 8 hubs worldwide dedicated to shipping and commodities trading.
Maryana and Mathilde also serve as President and Vice-President of WISTA Switzerland (Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association), where they actively support and promote women in the shipping and trading industries.
Together, they saw the need for an event that would bring the entire ecosystem together — not just traders, but also banks, universities, and service providers who all play a critical role in the sector.
Their mission is to create a platform in Geneva where:Trading companies can exchange ideas and do business.
Banks and trade finance providers can connect with clients.
Universities and students gain direct exposure to the industry.
Professionals across levels — from juniors to senior executives — can meet, learn, and collaborate.
The Commodities Show is more than a conference. It is a meeting place for the global commodities community, positioned during Geneva’s Commodities Week to make the most of the city’s unique role as a hub for global trade.