The Monarch Corridor: Trade, Infrastructure, and Environmental Resilience in North America: This summit brings together leaders from the United States, Mexico, and Canada to strengthen North America’s shared future through trade, conservation, and infrastructure collaboration.

Building on the AEM U.S.–Mexico Sustainable Business Conference, this expanded trilateral forum reflects EarthX’s core mission—as you’ve framed it—to convene pragmatic, bipartisan, market-driven dialogue that moves beyond polarization toward real solutions. At a time of geopolitical tension and economic uncertainty, resilient cross-border partnerships are essential for managing shared natural resources, building competitive supply chains, and accelerating sustainable investment across the continent.

Focus Areas

• Water, Biodiversity & Land Stewardship – shared watersheds, migratory species, and conservation corridors
• Agriculture & Food Systems – resilient trade and sustainable production across North America
• Energy & Infrastructure Investment – grid reliability, clean energy, nuclear, and cross-border projects
• Nearshoring & Supply Chains – manufacturing competitiveness and sustainable logistics
• Spotlight Dialogues – urgent trilateral challenges requiring coordinated action

 

Why the “Monarch Corridor”

Inspired by the Monarch butterfly’s migration across Canada, the U.S., and Mexico, the summit highlights North America’s ecological and economic interdependence—and the outsized impact of coordinated action.

Who Will Participate

Business leaders, investors, family offices, policymakers, diplomats, NGOs, and conservation partners from all three countries—working together to design practical frameworks for trade, investment, and environmental resilience.

The Monarch Corridor Summit reflects EarthX’s role as a neutral convening platform—rooted in Texas pragmatism, oriented toward investment and innovation, and committed to building durable North American partnerships that endure beyond political cycles.

Full agenda coming soon!