Glencore is one of the world’s largest diversified natural resource companies, with a global network spanning more than 30 countries and approximately 160,000 employees worldwide.
This event offers students a unique opportunity to gain insight into the commodities trading industry and connect directly with traders, analysts, risk managers, commercial graduates, and senior leaders from Glencore.
What Attendees Can Expect
- Insight into Glencore and the commodities trading industry
- Presentations from traders, analysts, and risk managers
- Panel discussion and Q&A with commercial graduates and traders
- Networking with senior leaders and industry professionals
- Exposure to careers in fast-paced commercial and trading environments
Event Details
Location: New York, NY
Date: September 15, 2026
For students who may not be able to attend in person, Glencore will also be hosting a virtual networking event on September 10, 2026.
Who Should Apply?
We’re looking for current students and recent graduates who:
- Are studying a relevant STEM discipline
- Have a strong academic record (minimum 3.4 GPA)
- Have an interest in trading, financial markets, and commercial careers
- Are curious to learn more about commodities trading and Glencore’s work
Application Process
Interested students should apply by submitting:
- A current resume
- A short response explaining why they would like to attend (maximum 100 words)
- One question they would like to ask the panel
Application Deadline: 11:59pm on September 10, 2026
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so students are encouraged to apply early.
Application Link: https://grnh.se/jx3uem12teu
For event questions: Sam Goode or Nick Kuenstler
For Glencore questions: Dave Mairella
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