Region’s Leading CFOs to Meet at CFO Forum Kuwait
09/11/2024 19:00Region’s Leading CFOs to Meet at CFO Forum Kuwait
Following the remarkable success of CFO Connect Qatar in May, the upcoming CFO Connect Kuwait, scheduled for November 20th, 2024, and supported by CA Kuwait and Gulf Insurance Group, promises to be a landmark event for financial professionals in the region. This exclusive gathering will bring together top CFOs and financial leaders in Kuwait, providing a vital platform for collaboration and innovation as the country’s economic landscape undergoes rapid transformation.
Kuwait’s economy is currently experiencing a significant shift, largely driven by high oil prices and increased government spending. While this creates a positive outlook, it is counterbalanced by the challenges posed by rising global inflation and volatile markets. As a result, the traditional role of the CFO is evolving from a numbers-centric position to a strategic partnership essential for navigating uncertainty and fostering sustainable growth.
CFO Connect Kuwait aims to tackle these shifts by providing a platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange. The event will equip financial leaders with the tools and insights needed to excel in today’s complex economic landscape. Attendees will gain valuable perspectives on key issues and strategies for achieving long-term success.
Leila Masinaei, Managing Partner of Great Minds Event Management, underscored the event's significance, stating, "CFO Connect Kuwait represents a critical convergence of financial leadership and innovation at a pivotal moment for the region’s economy. This forum is designed to empower CFOs with transformative insights and strategies to not only navigate the complexities of today’s economic climate but also to shape the future of finance in Kuwait. Our mission is to catalyze collaboration, drive strategic thinking, and redefine the role of the CFO as a key architect of sustainable growth and resilience."
The conference will feature a comprehensive program covering several critical topics. Discussions will focus on managing inflation and its impact on business stability, as well as leveraging digital payment and process transformation to streamline operations and improve decision-making. The emergence of the sustainability-driven CFO will also be a central theme, addressing how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors are increasingly influencing finance strategies.
In addition, the event will highlight the power of data in financial transformation, exploring how data analytics can drive informed decision-making. Risk management and cybersecurity will be key topics, providing insights into safeguarding organizations against financial and cyber threats. The future of artificial intelligence (AI) in finance will be examined, shedding light on how AI is reshaping financial operations and the CFO role.
The event will include an exhibition showcasing the latest technologies and solutions, providing opportunities to explore innovations that support CFOs in their evolving roles. Networking opportunities will allow attendees to connect with peers, share ideas, and build relationships in an informal setting.
Some of the confirmed speakers include Ajai Thomas, Chief Financial Officer of Kuwait International Bank; Haytham Zreiqi, Chief Financial Officer of Gulf Insurance Group; and Jacob Gomez, Chief Financial Officer of Alghanim Healthcare. Their expertise will offer valuable insights and guidance for navigating the future of financial leadership.
CFO Connect Kuwait promises to be a pivotal event for finance professionals seeking to navigate Kuwait’s evolving economic landscape and drive their organizations toward sustainable success.
For more information and to register for the event, please visit www.cfoconnectkuwait.com
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