ABU DHABI, U.A.E: AmCham Abu Dhabi will hold its 11th Annual Roundtable Summit at Beach Rotana Hotel – Abu Dhabi on September 25, 2019. Over 200 leading business executives, entrepreneurs, academics, thought leaders and government officials are expected to participate in this prestigious event.
The event’s theme, “Adapting to New Possibilities, Identifying Solutions for Growth” will be addressed by the keynote speakers including H.E. Sheikh Nahyan Mabarak Al Nahyan, Cabinet Member and Minister of Tolerance and during the industry sectors working group sessions. Industry leaders from Arts, Culture & Education, Cyber Innovation, Defense & Aerospace, FDI Trade, Healthcare, Oil & Gas and SME’s will be examining key opportunities and challenges as seen from their sectors and U.S. - U.A.E. experiences.
At the conclusion of the day’s sessions, each Industry sector will present their strategic thoughts and findings as part of the 2019-2020 efforts of AmCham Abu Dhabi’s Committee sections. These outcomes form the basis for the Organization’s Annual Roundtable Summit Report, published each year by AmCham Abu Dhabi.
Seats for the Roundtable Summit are still available; please visit www.amchamabudhabi.org for ticket information and online purchasing. AmCham Abu Dhabi Members ticket price is AED 1100 & Non-AmCham Members ticket price is AED 1500 and includes a full day of sessions and a working lunch.
For press inquiries contact:
Fatima El Hussein, Communications Coordinator, AmCham Abu Dhabi,
T: +971 2 631 3604, E: communications@amchamabudhabi.org
About AmCham Abu Dhabi:
AmCham Abu Dhabi (the trademark of the American Business Group of Abu Dhabi) is a member of the global network of American Chambers of Commerce. Active since 1986, AmCham Abu Dhabi’s Mission is to promote commerce, investment, and goodwill between its membership, the United States of America and the United Arab Emirates. Our vision is to be an innovative organization creating trusted commercial partnerships that broaden U.S. - U.A.E. relationships. AmCham Abu Dhabi is an independent, not-for-profit association comprised of Fortune 500 corporations, small and medium sized companies and prominent business leaders and entrepreneurs. AmCham Abu Dhabi provides a uniquely situated platform through which executives pursue and discuss issues impacting business operations between the U.S. and U.A.E. Substantive government advocacy programs, educational and networking programs and customized business service are just a few of the many benefits AmCham Abu Dhabi provides its members. Through the support of its members, AmCham Abu Dhabi has become the recognized voice of U.S. business in Abu Dhabi, the capital city of the United Arab Emirates.
For more information, visit: www.AmChamAbuDhabi.org
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