Across the Arab region, the creative economy is undergoing a period of structural change. As markets mature and expectations rise, leadership is increasingly defined less by visibility and more by standards, systems, and delivery. Within this shift, Saad Seddiq, Managing
In the Middle East and North Africa, policy is being determined at the boardroom level. Arab business leaders are now much more powerful than they used to be, particularly with governments driving towards diversification, innovation, and increased global competitiveness. The CEOs, investors, and industry pioneers are not only contributors to
The identity of the Middle east is no longer linked to natural resource. The region is today driven by ambition, reinvention and strategic leadership. Desert megacities are emerging, sovereign funds are going into international markets, and the region is shaping its future aggressively. Here, leaders are not just managers of
