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Seth Levey

Head of U.S. Corporate Affairs

Glencore

GLNCY

Glencore

Seth is Head of U.S. Corporate Affairs at Glencore, one of the world’s largest globally diversified natural resources companies. In this role, he manages U.S. government relations, stakeholder engagement, policy development, and advocacy strategy for the company. Prior to Glencore, Seth was Head of Public Policy and Sustainability at thredUP. In this role, he led thredUP’s policy, government relations, and broader sustainability efforts.

Mr. Levey has also served as Director of Government Relations and Public Affairs at Equinor, where he was responsible for the company’s U.S. low carbon and innovation policy development and advocacy. Prior to that, he held roles at the Edison Electric Institute, where he represented investor-owned electric companies before policymakers, and at Exxon Mobil Corporation, in public and government affairs. He previously advised U.S. state governors on energy, economic development, and international affairs issues.

Seth currently serves on the Board of Directors of NewRange Copper Nickel, LLC and the National Civic Art Society. He earned his B.A. from the College of William and Mary and an M.P.A. from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs.

Sessions & Presentations

Fireside Chat

Project Vault: Building America’s Strategic Critical Minerals Reserve

Project Vault represents a new approach to strengthening U.S. critical minerals security by bringing government financing, private capital, commodity markets, and industrial demand together. This panel will examine how the initiative will translate into real-world mineral procurement, strategic stockpiling, and supply-chain resilience. Speakers will explore the role of government and industry, opportunities for investors and producers, and whether Project Vault can create the long-term market signals needed to accelerate domestic and allied critical minerals production and processing.

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