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EXPO COMMITTEES
Expo 2031 Minnesota, USA is being designed and delivered through one of the most comprehensive, future-focused governance structures ever created for a U.S.-hosted international exposition.
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To meet the standards of an A1 International Horticultural Exhibition (recognized globally as a World’s Fair in the United States), we have established a 24-committee ecosystem that brings together global experts, industry leaders, civic partners, and investor-partners to shape every dimension of the Expo experience.
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Each committee plays a vital role in delivering a world-class horticultural exposition and ensuring that the Expo’s long-term legacy—the Future Living District—advances innovation, community benefit, sustainability, and global collaboration.
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Expo 2031 convenes the
brightest minds, boldest ideas,
and most forward-thinking organizations of our time.
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GHC COMMITTEES
How the Committee System Works
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EXPO PARTNER CONVENED COMMITTEES
Leadership:
Each committee is co-chaired by recognized leaders in their respective fields.
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Expert Participation:
Members include industry specialists, technical advisors, community partners, academic experts, and sponsor-investor representatives.
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Integration:
Committees coordinate within a unified framework so that programming, operations, innovation, design, and legacy outcomes seamlessly align.
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Global Horticulture Council:
All committees roll up to the Global Horticulture Council (GHC), the leadership body guiding Expo 2031’s strategic direction.
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TRANSLATING COMMITTEE WORK INTO EXPO DESIGN
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SEMI-ANNUAL FORESIGHT SESSIONS
Expo 2031 Leadership & Future iQ will convene twice-annual foresight sessions designed to support and unify the Expo 2031 Committee Strategy & Design process. These sessions function as high-level “thinking labs,” where committee leaders, subject-matter experts, and strategic partners step back from day-to-day planning to explore future trends, test assumptions, and align around a shared vision for the Expo site and Legacy District.
Using structured scenario planning and data-driven foresight tools, Expo leadership and Future iQ will help the committees translate big-picture insights about horticulture, agriculture, technology, health, tourism, and future living into clear priorities and design directions.
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Foresight sessions will culminate in a set of integrated, committee-aligned design briefs that guide the next phase of work. These briefs will distill emerging trends, visitor experience goals, economic development opportunities, and legacy outcomes into practical parameters for master planning, pavilion concepts, programming, and innovation pilots across the site.
Over time, the twice-yearly cadence ensures that all Expo 2031 committees remain strategically aligned, future-focused, and coordinated—so that individual committee contributions add up to a cohesive, world-class A1 International Horticultural Exposition and a future living district that endures long after 2031.
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GET INVOLVED
By partnering with us during the early design and development stage, your organization can shape key conversations and initiatives that will define not only the first International Horticultural Exposition in the U.S. but also the future of horticulture and floriculture worldwide.
Collaborate with industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to create actionable solutions for a more expansive, sustainable, and productive green sector.
Join us today to establish your leadership at the intersection of humanity and horticulture globally. Together, we’ll cultivate a future where innovation meets nature, inspiring a sustainable tomorrow that benefits all.
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Connect: contact@expo2031.org