Unlocking Opportunities in KSA’s Project Management Sector
Saudi Arabia is transforming at an unprecedented pace, creating exciting opportunities for project professionals and businesses looking to expand in the region. Are you ready to be part of this dynamic market?
Join the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM) Middle East Chapter and Access Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (AKSA) for an informative webinar.
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Who is this event for?
- Project Management Professionals at all levels
- This is a must-attend event for project professionals, investors, and businesses looking to expand their knowledge and explore business possibilities in one of the world’s fastest-growing project management markets.
Key Takeaways
- Insights into KSA’s booming project landscape – Understand key sectors driving growth, including infrastructure, energy, and technology.
- Practical guidance on entering the Saudi market – Learn the steps for setting up and operating successfully.
- Expert perspectives from the AIPM & the AKSA leaders – Engage with industry professionals and gain first-hand knowledge.
- Networking opportunities – Connect with peers and explore potential collaborations.
Price
- Members: Complimentary
- Non-members: $55 (including GST)
Speaker
Said El-Saadi
Managing Partner and Chief Executive Officer – AKSA
Said El-Saadi is an International Investment and Strategy Advisor, and brings over 15 years of experience in forging lasting partnerships across the GCC, APAC, and MENA regions., He currently serves as a Managing Director at AKSA, a global market entry specialist. He has made notable contributions as the President of the Middle East Start up Awards and as a State Board Member at the Australia Arab Chamber of Commerce. His past roles include Director General of the Australia Saudi Business Council and tenure at the Australia Arab Chamber of Commerce. His global involvement includes roles in G20 and as an Action Council Member for B20India 2023. Said is a graduate of the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, UK, and La Trobe University, Australia.
Saud Alsaati
Partner - Chief Investment Advisor - AKSA
Saud Alsaati has dedicated over 15 years to serving in several senior roles within the Saudi government, contributing to the Kingdom's global engagement and economic development strategies. His diverse career includes serving as a diplomat at the Saudi Mission to the United Nations in Geneva and as an advisor to His Excellency, the Saudi Minister of Investment, Mr. Alsaati has been instrumental in shaping and executing policies to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) into the Kingdom. Through his work, Mr. Alsaati has demonstrated an exceptional ability to navigate complex international governance frameworks and engage with high-level stakeholders across both the public and private sectors. His deep understanding, coupled with his diplomatic expertise, has allowed him to foster strategic partnerships and show strong commitment to advancing Saudi Arabia's position as a leading destination for global investment while ensuring sustainable and mutually beneficial outcomes for investors and the Kingdom.
Lino Strangis
Partner - Executive Director, Strategy and APAC
Lino Strangis is an experienced professional with 28 years of expertise in economic and industry policy, international affairs, and trade and investment diplomacy. He has played a crucial role in driving economic engagement in the Middle East for 15 years. Lino has served as the Australian Trade and Investment Commissioner in Tehran, where he worked on re-establishing Australia's economic relationship with Iran after the removal of sanctions. Prior to that, he held positions in Istanbul and Dubai serving as the Australian Trade and Investment Commissioner, focusing on trade and investment. Lino has also been involved in policy and engagement with the Middle East and North Africa, specializing in minerals, energy, agribusiness, and international education sectors.