Capability and the future of work

About this event

Capability and the future of work

As Saudi Arabia continues to progress its Vision 2030 ambitions, organisations across the Kingdom are focused on enhancing productivity, accelerating digital transformation and developing the skills needed for a rapidly evolving economy. HR has a pivotal role in helping organisations build agile, high-performing workforces that can respond to changing business demands, technological advances and workforce expectations.

This exclusive CIPD member networking event will bring together HR and people professionals from across Riyadh to explore how organisations can strengthen workforce capability, improve organisational productivity and prepare for the future of work. Through expert insights, peer discussion and collaborative problem-solving, members will share experiences and practical approaches to support sustainable organisational performance and long-term growth.


Agenda:

19:30 – 20:15 Registration & Networking

20:15 – 20:45 Welcome & Icebreaker

20:45 – 21:25 Panel Discussion: Productivity, Skills and Organisational Capability: Building High-Performing Workforces in Saudi Arabia

21:25 – 21:40 Networking Break

21:40 – 22:40 Interactive Workshop: Building a More Productive and Future-Ready Workforce in Saudi Arabia

22:40 – 23:00 Group Reflections & Closing Remarks


Speakers:

Dr. Nada Alhassan - Director of Academy Planning, Training Development, & Monitoring at the Ministry of Investment - KSA

Abdullah Alamari - People & Culture, Human Capability Strategies Expert

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