The Financial Times and Oliver Wyman are delighted to present their latest Middle East strategic forum -- Establishing a Silicon Valley in Today’s GCC. This exclusive event will bring together senior public and private sector decision-makers to discuss the elements that have to be in place for the creation of centres of entrepreneurship, innovation and employment in the region, as the GCC attempts to shift towards a future less dependent on energy and more reliant on technology and ideas.
Chaired and moderated by James Kynge, Emerging Markets Editor, Financial Times, this half-day, invitation- only event will feature in-depth interviews and interactive panel discussions in a format that encourages audience participation and a lively interchange of ideas. The forum will be held under the Chatham House rule, and will be informed by the latest CEO Survey conducted by Oliver Wyman and Zogby Research.
Chaired and moderated by James Kynge, Emerging Markets Editor, Financial Times, this half-day, invitation- only event will feature in-depth interviews and interactive panel discussions in a format that encourages audience participation and a lively interchange of ideas. The forum will be held under the Chatham House rule, and will be informed by the latest CEO Survey conducted by Oliver Wyman and Zogby Research.
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James Kynge Emerging Markets Editor and Associate Editor Financial Times |
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WHY ATTEND?
- Opportunity to listen to high-level Gulf decision-makers not normally seen in public forums
- Experience thought-provoking discussions on topical issues, facilitated by a senior FT journalist
- Network with other very senior (C-suite) decision-makers from across the GCC
- Be informed by the latest GCC CEO survey conducted by Oliver Wyman and Zogby Research
- Find out what the future may hold for your business in the GCC
