Poet, Novozymes, Aventine, Ceres CEOs to speak in Chicago, New York

The CEOs of Poet, Ceres, Novozymes and Aventine Renewable Energy will be headlining separate conferences this month in Chicago and New York. Poet CEO Jeff Broin, Novozymes CEO Steen Riisgaard and Ceres CEO of Richard Hamilton will speak about the biorefinery of the future at the BIO World Congress on April 29 in Chicago. Aventine CEO Ron Miller will be the keynote speaker at the  “Ethanol:  The 2008 Market Dynamics” Conference, April 22 in New York City.

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