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 Fountain Area, Tahrir Campus

 Oriental Hall

 Oriental Hall

 Oriental Hall

• This session will explore the AUC School of Business, focusing on its key features and regional focus, as well as its global connections. Participants will learn about the school's structure, its various centers, and the partnerships that have helped expand its reach since it was founded in 1947. The discussion will also provide context by highlighting the American University in Cairo's role as a center for intellectual, social, and cultural life in the Middle East and Africa, emphasizing its mission to provide quality education and showcase the region through diverse programs.

• The session will connect the university's context with the school's impact, illustrating how the AUC School of Business responds to local needs while striving to make a difference. It will discuss the establishment and purpose of various centers within the school, focusing on their role in serving the market and addressing stakeholder needs. This session will serve as a foundation for the next discussion on the school's executive education model and its impact, offering a comprehensive understanding of its influence beyond academics.

 Fountain Area

 Oriental Hall

• This session will examine the growing role of open enrollment in executive education within emerging markets and its potential applicability to developed markets. Participants will analyze the processes, context, and program offerings related to open enrollment, focusing on innovative approaches to program design and delivery that aim for a good fit with market needs. The discussion will also cover scalability and the importance of strategic partnerships.
• We will highlight how collaboration with the AUC School of Business Executive Education supports the missions and needs of various strategic partners. These partners will share their insights and experiences regarding the benefits gained from their collaboration with the school. This session aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how executive education can address the specific needs of organizations while enhancing their impact in emerging markets.

 Fountain Area

 Main Campus

 TBC

 Oriental Hall

• This session will offer valuable insights into how executive education providers perceive the current state and emerging trends within their landscape. Panelists from Egypt, Morocco, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates will share their perspectives, providing a diverse view of the executive education landscape in the region. 

• We will delve into the latest report conducted by the AUC School of Business Executive Education, which focuses on the corporate learning and development landscape in Egypt. Additionally, the discussion will encompass the broader evolution of the executive education industry across the Middle East and Africa region. The report will be shared with the participants, ensuring they are well-informed about the findings and implications for the future of executive education.

 Oriental Hall

 Hotel

 Moataz Al-Alfi, New Cairo Campus

 Moataz Al-Alfi, New Cairo Campus

• This workshop aims to empower Executive Education Directors by fostering self-awareness and collaborative problem-solving in the face of evolving challenges in the education landscape. Participants will engage in meaningful discussions about the impact of online training platforms and advancements in artificial intelligence, while leveraging insights from their completed GC Index profile reviews*. 
  
  
• Through interactive exercises and group activities, attendees will explore how their unique strengths can be harnessed to enhance leadership effectiveness and drive innovation within their institutions. By sharing experiences and best practices, participants will leave with practical strategies and actionable insights to navigate the changing environment of Executive Education, ultimately enhancing their ability to lead and inspire in a rapidly transforming world.

*  Participants are expected to have completed their GCI profile reviews prior to the start of the conference, enabling them to gain deeper insights into their unique strengths and how these can be leveraged to adapt to the changing environment.

 Moataz Al-Alfi, New Cairo Campus

 Moataz Al-Alfi, New Cairo Campus

• This workshop aims to empower Executive Education Directors by fostering self-awareness and collaborative problem-solving in the face of evolving challenges in the education landscape. Participants will engage in meaningful discussions about the impact of online training platforms and advancements in artificial intelligence, while leveraging insights from their completed GC Index profile reviews*. 

• Through interactive exercises and group activities, attendees will explore how their unique strengths can be harnessed to enhance leadership effectiveness and drive innovation within their institutions. By sharing experiences and best practices, participants will leave with practical strategies and actionable insights to navigate the changing environment of Executive Education, ultimately enhancing their ability to lead and inspire in a rapidly transforming world.

*  Participants are expected to have completed their GCI profile reviews prior to the start of the conference, enabling them to gain deeper insights into their unique strengths and how these can be leveraged to adapt to the changing environment.

 Moataz Al-Alfi Garden

 Moataz Al-Alfi

• This session will focus on sharing experiences and best practices related to the entire cycle of open enrollment and custom programs in executive education. Participants will discuss evolving market dynamics and how to craft compelling value propositions for their programs. The conversation will highlight the latest trends in marketing executive education, addressing the changing needs of executive learners and the effective use of digital marketing channels, data-driven decision-making, and innovative marketing strategies.

• We will explore strategies for driving growth in executive education, including identifying market opportunities, forging strategic partnerships, and expanding internationally. The session will also cover pricing and revenue models, as well as methods for measuring and enhancing business development success through key performance indicators and metrics. Participants will have the opportunity to share their insights and learn from one another about how different functions are structured to respond to market challenges and drive success in their respective contexts.

 Moataz Al-Alfi Garden

 Cairo Citadel

 Hotel

 GEM

 GEM

• This session will explore the transformative and disruptive power of artificial intelligence in executive education. Participants will discover the latest trends and practices for leveraging AI to enhance learning experiences and outcomes. 

• The session will also feature a showcase and interactive demonstration of an AI-driven innovation in executive education, providing attendees with practical insights into how AI can be effectively integrated into their programs. This collaborative discussion will allow participants to share their experiences and explore the potential of AI to shape the future of executive education. 

 Zooba Restaurant