Short sessions. Tight room. Speakers in reach. Operators get clarity — then walk straight into the conversations that matter.
Operators still reference Texas when they talk about what failure really costs and what they changed afterward.
The cold storage industry doesn’t forget systemic failures. Texas changed how operators think about redundancy, fuel access, refrigeration resilience, and emergency planning. This series exists because of that shift.
For operators: uptime risk, refrigeration failure learnings, ammonia redundancy, monitoring, backup planning, and expansion without downtime.
For solution providers: curated 1:1 meetings and small-group sessions around active initiatives not generic pitches.
The same working format in a major growth market. Operators and solution providers come together for structured 1:1 meetings and working sessions on uptime, excursion prevention, and scaling capacity.
Sponsor categories are capped so conversations stay focused and operators aren’t overwhelmed.
You can keep chasing opinions one cold email at a time — or spend two days inside a cold-storage-focused room where operators and execution partners discuss what works, what fails, and what they would do again.






This is not a trade show. It is a room full of operators who protect uptime and budgets. In this short clip, delegates explain why the format works and why conversations turn into real next steps.
Short sessions. Tight room. Speakers in reach. Operators get clarity — then walk straight into the conversations that matter.