ME Families in Business Conference - Bahrain
The third Middle East Families in Business Conference will be held today (March 20) at the Ritz-Carlton Bahrain Hotel and Spa. The two-day conference will bring together family-business owners and significant private investors from the Middle East and around the world in to a private environment where they can meet, learn and conduct business.
The conference is organised by Campden Publishing Limited, an independent media provider based in London that publishes Families in Business Magazine and specialises in private conferences for family offices and family businesses around the world. It is an invitation-only event and will convene an audience of over a hundred participants for two days of presentations, workshops and debate.
The conference is being produced in official association with the Bahrain Financial Services Development Bureau (part of the Economic Development Board), and is supported by the Bahrain Family Business Association and professional partners Norton Rose and PricewaterhouseCoopers Middle East.
The programme will focus on vital issues for family businesses, ranging from family office management and family investment opportunities, to family transition and the challenges of intergenerational transfer.
"At the Economic Development Board we're working hard to secure conferences of this calibre to showcase Bahrain as a leading business destination," said Bahrain Financial Services Development Bureau managing director Jane Dellar.
"In addition, this conference provides us with the opportunity to highlight Bahrain's financial acumen and regional sector dominance.
"Family businesses are a niche market where there is much room for growth - by actively targeting this area we can help create local jobs and boost Bahrain's economy." The first day features family business leaders from Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Syria. They will be joined by business leaders and experts from France, Finland, Greece and Italy who will provide a European perspective on governance and transition strategy.
In the evening the delegates and speakers will be entertained at a reception hosted by Bahrain International Circuit at the Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix track. -(TradeArabia News Service)
The conference is organised by Campden Publishing Limited, an independent media provider based in London that publishes Families in Business Magazine and specialises in private conferences for family offices and family businesses around the world. It is an invitation-only event and will convene an audience of over a hundred participants for two days of presentations, workshops and debate.
The conference is being produced in official association with the Bahrain Financial Services Development Bureau (part of the Economic Development Board), and is supported by the Bahrain Family Business Association and professional partners Norton Rose and PricewaterhouseCoopers Middle East.
The programme will focus on vital issues for family businesses, ranging from family office management and family investment opportunities, to family transition and the challenges of intergenerational transfer.
"At the Economic Development Board we're working hard to secure conferences of this calibre to showcase Bahrain as a leading business destination," said Bahrain Financial Services Development Bureau managing director Jane Dellar.
"In addition, this conference provides us with the opportunity to highlight Bahrain's financial acumen and regional sector dominance.
"Family businesses are a niche market where there is much room for growth - by actively targeting this area we can help create local jobs and boost Bahrain's economy." The first day features family business leaders from Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Syria. They will be joined by business leaders and experts from France, Finland, Greece and Italy who will provide a European perspective on governance and transition strategy.
In the evening the delegates and speakers will be entertained at a reception hosted by Bahrain International Circuit at the Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix track. -(TradeArabia News Service)
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