Investing in Sustainable Agriculture for Annual income
This webinar explores why many high net worth individuals, family offices, and institutional investors in the United States are increasingly turning toward agriculture as a long term real asset strategy. As inflation, currency uncertainty, and volatility continue to impact traditional markets, agriculture has attracted growing attention due to its connection to essential global food demand, tangible underlying assets, and the ability to generate recurring annual production through harvest cycles.
The presentation also examines why Asia has become one of the most valuable and strategically important agricultural regions in the world, driven by rapidly growing populations, rising consumer wealth, limited premium farmland, and strong long term demand for high value fruit crops. Particular focus will be placed on perennial tree agriculture, including premium mango plantations, where producing trees can generate harvests year after year without requiring replanting after each season. Historically, some of the most profitable agricultural sectors globally have been built around perennial tree crops due to their long productive lifespan, recurring harvest potential, and increasing exposure to rising food and commodity prices over time.
June 18th, 2026 1:00 PM CT
Mario Dorizas
Ramez Fakhoury
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June 18th, 2026 1:00 pm ct
Here’s What You’ll Learn
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Why Permanent Crops such as Mango trees are so powerful?
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Meet The Experts
Ever since we opened our doors over 18 years ago, we’ve helped thousands of people just like you secure their financial future. Meet the experts you’ll be hearing from:
PLANTATIONS INTERNATIONAL
Marios Dorizas
Mario Dorizas is an international entrepreneur and agricultural investment specialist with extensive experience in plantation development, sustainable agriculture, and global business operations across Asia. As a senior figure behind Plantations International , he has been involved in the development and management of large scale agricultural projects focused on premium perennial crops, including mango plantations and agroforestry operations in Thailand.
Over the years, Mario Dorizas has worked closely with investors, agricultural operators, and international business groups to help expand access to professionally managed agriculture as a long term real asset opportunity. His work focuses heavily on sustainable plantation management, recurring harvest based agricultural models, and helping individuals better understand how real agricultural assets may provide long term income potential, inflation resilience, and exposure to growing global food demand.
During this webinar, Mario Dorizas will discuss why agriculture is increasingly attracting attention as an alternative asset class, why Asia has become one of the world’s most valuable agricultural regions, and how producing mango tree plantations are structured around recurring annual harvest cycles designed to support long term income opportunities.
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