13-14 September 2 010, Barcelona

HSE is a smart investment and not an expense – It surely isn’t a debate anymore! So, how to elevate HSE performance by not compromising on “H”, “S” or “E” factor?

27 - 28 September 2010, Dubai

It is estimated that 70% of all workplace accidents could be prevented if organisations put in place proper safety control measures. However, the driving force for a strong corporate safety culture must come from the top and flow throughout the organisation.

28 & 29 September, Singapore

'The biggest beneficiaries of the crisis will be in Asia, with Asian capitals poised to take on the established international financial centers of Frankfurt, London and New York in the years to come', writes senior executive of one of the world's leading banks. Following the greatest financial meltdown post the Great Depression, Operational Excellence and proper risk management in financial institutions has been identified as the key strength to overcoming the dynamic challenges of today’s economic environment.

4 - 6 October 2010, Doha, Qatar

Developing and investing in advanced technologies are ways in which companies can create truly exceptional value. The current economic environment coupled with environmental challenges represents a fairly unique opportunity for companies to create extraordinary value by developing new process technologies in the petrochemical sector.

8 - 9 October 2010, Dubai, UAE

Accredited by Ministry of Health: 10 CME Credit points

Diabetes is a global threat, researchers estimate that 366 million people, or 4.4% of the world’s population will be diabetic by 2030. Diabetes prevalence in some countries in the ME Region is among the highest in the world. Studies conducted in different populations have reported prevalence rates as high as 20% in the United Arab Emirates, 16% in Qatar and 15% in Bahrain.

11 - 12 October 2010 – Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Operational Excellence is a key factor for a bank or any corporate entity to ensure that a win-win situation occurs to improve the process line, people, stakeholders and customers of the bank. No matter what business a bank commences, operations and technology will behave as the backbone of the same.

Officially Supported by Ministry of Labour, Qatar

All six GCC countries are under pressure to provide employment to their unemployed citizens; and according to recent reviews and analysis, the public sector has already reached saturation in terms of Nationalization. Nationals predominantly prefer to seek employment in the public sector due to better working conditions, better salaries, more comprehensive packages, shorter working hours and job security. Therefore, now the pressure builds up on private sector to take the lead and fill in gaps with stipulated National workforce in each organization.

22 - 23 October, 2010, Cairo, Egypt

Cancer is an increasing problem in the MENA (Middle East & North Africa) Region and ranks as the fourth leading cause of death. It is a major public health problem that affects every country in the MENA region regardless of economic and social situation. Although the incidence of cancer in the Region is still well below that in western countries, it is expected to experience the highest increase among all WHO Regions in the next 20 years.