Climate Innovation & Impact Summit / INNOVOX EVENT GUIDE

ChangeNOW 2027

ChangeNOW's tenth-anniversary summit brings climate and social-impact ventures, investors, companies, policymakers and civil-society organizations to the Grand Palais for three days of solution showcases, workshops, meetings and thematic programmes.

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Stone façade and glass roof of the Grand Palais in Paris beneath a blue sky
Climate Innovation & Impact SummitAPR 26–28
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EVENT OVERVIEW

What you need to know

ChangeNOW returns to the Grand Palais in Paris from 26 to 28 April 2027 for its tenth anniversary. The organizer projects a large international gathering of solution providers, companies, investors, media and public-sector participants, with showcases and programming built around environmental and social transformation.

The event combines an exhibition of selected solutions with stages, workshops, thematic meet-ups, recruiting activity and scheduled networking. The official programme spans climate, biodiversity, energy, circularity, food systems, cities and social inclusion, while dedicated routes separate startup, investor, corporate, media and public-attendee priorities.

KEY THEMES

What to expect

  • Climate technology, energy and decarbonization
  • Circular economy, biodiversity and regenerative systems
  • Impact investment and corporate adoption
  • Cities, food systems and inclusive innovation
WHO IT IS FOR

Who should attend

  • Climate-tech and impact founders
  • Investors, corporate innovation and procurement teams
  • Government, NGO and international-organization representatives
  • Researchers, media and sustainability practitioners
WHY IT MATTERS

ChangeNOW concentrates the commercialization challenge for climate and impact technology: founders must connect credible solutions with customers, capital and public policy rather than stop at visibility. Its broad coverage of energy, circular systems, biodiversity, food, cities and inclusion makes the summit useful for comparing which approaches are attracting deployment partners and which still depend on untested impact claims.