Visionary Leaders Transforming Digital Agriculture, 2026

ON THE COVER
Innovation Agritech Group (IAG)
Jaz Singh
Agriculture has always been at the heart of human progress, but today’s world faces challenges that require new approaches to food production. Climate change, water scarcity, population growth, and shrinking arable land are placing unprecedented pressure on global agriculture. Leading the effort to address these challenges through innovation is Jaz Singh, Founder and CEO of Innovation Agritech Group (IAG).
Dima Chernobilsky, co-founder and CEO of GrowDirector, represents a new kind of leader in digital agriculture – one who entered the field not through tradition, but through curiosity, failure, and a strong desire to solve real problems. His journey into agriculture did not begin in a greenhouse.


Fredrick Benneh Frimpong
Fredrick Benneh Frimpong is a visionary entrepreneur, agricultural innovator, and passionate advocate for sustainable livestock development in Africa. As the Founder and CEO of Farming In Africa (FIA), he has dedicated his career to transforming agriculture from a traditional subsistence activity into a modern, profitable, and technology-driven industry.
Lamine Dabo
Lamine Dabo saw early how water scarcity could shape agriculture, communities, and economic opportunity. Years later, after moving through the worlds of business, technology, and entrepreneurship, he arrived at a conviction that would become the foundation of AGRO-AI: agriculture does not simply need more software. It needs better intelligence.


FATIMA GROUP
Rabel Sadozai is a dedicated professional with a strong vision for agricultural transformation in Pakistan. As the Director of Marketing and Sales at Fatima Fertilizer, she has played a crucial role in driving innovation, sustainability, and farmer empowerment. With over a decade of experience at Fatima Group and a career spanning 24 years in diverse industries, including petrochemicals, finance, and banking, she brings a strategic mindset to the agricultural sector.
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