C3 US-Arab Business Summit: The Importance of Cyber Security, Smart Digital Cities and Bilateral Prosperity
What are the major security challenges facing US and Arab regions? How can we work together to find solutions to the most pressing problems?
Solving the complex, multi-faceted issues facing the challenges of cyber security, "smart" cities and bilateral prosperity require collaboration, innovation, and partnership. Human and financial resources are needed to build the infrastructure to deliver services that are properly and adequately structured to meet changing security burdens. Technologies must be designed and harnessed to foster research and innovation while providing products and services that are effective yet affordable. What role can government and the private sector play to support economic development? Answers to these challenges are being tested and implemented on the world-wide stage and finding success through collaboration, innovation, and global partnerships is the foundation of the C3 US-Arab Business Summit.
Simply stated, this C3 Summit is about exploring solutions, ideas, suggestions, recommendations. Insights that participants can begin to implement immediately to help bring these innovations, pilot projects, cases studies, public-private partnerships and other practical solutions to fruition in the global security and "smart city" with the end goal of creating bilateral prosperity.
As always, the mission of the C3 US-Arab Healthcare Summit is to build, foster and strengthen relationships between U.S. and Arab regions with a focus on the three tenets of C3:
- Community: create a global healthcare platform for exchanging
"best practices" - Collaboration: promote dialogue and grow existing relationships critical to "healthcare diplomacy"
- Commerce: facilitate new healthcare ventures and opportunities to stimulate "medical tourism"
The C3 US-Arab Business Summit will assemble business leaders, policy makers, educators and industry professionals to uncover and promote both U.S. and Arab world initiatives that are focused on healthcare improvements.
If the time is now to either establish and grow your business in both the U.S. and Arab World—the C3 US-Arab Business Summit will provide the knowledge "how best" to navigate and reap the benefits of each region’s ample commercial opportunities.
Here are some of our extraordinary C3 Summit past speakers:
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Todd P. Schwartz
Deputy Special Representative
Commercial & Business Affairs
U.S. Department Of State -
Gayle Jennings-O’Byrne
Vice President – Northeast (NY, NJ, CT)
Workforce Readiness
JPMorgan Chase Foundation -
Hussain A. Qaragholi
President of the US Business Council
Iraq -
Patrick N. Theros
Former U.S. Ambassador, Qatar
President and Executive Director
U.S.-Qatar Business Council
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Edward D. Burke, Jr.
Edward Burke & Associates
Founder & Managing Partner -
Jessica Bruder
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Journalist & Author
Burning Book: A Visual History of Burning Man
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Ambassador Mohammed Al Hussaini Al Sharif
Chief Representative to the United States
League of Arab States -
Matt Lauer
Co-Anchor
TODAY Show
NBC News -
Richard W. Westerdale, II
Director
Policy Analysis and Public Diplomacy
Bureau of Energy Resources
U.S. Department of State -
Katie Blot
President
Blackboard -
Paul Sutphin
Director
Middle East Partnership Initiative
U.S. Department of State -
Rob Quartel
CEO & Chairman
NTEL·X, Inc -
Hala Fadel
Chair, MIT Enterprise Forum of Pan-Arab Region
Fund Manager, Comgest -
Danny E. Sebright
President
U.S.-U.A.E. Business Council -
Chéma Gargouri
CEO
Center for Applied Training
Tunisia -
Ambassador Stuart Beck
United Nations Ambassador for Oceans and Seas
Republic of Palau -
Fathi Saeed
Managing Director
Natco Holding (a subsidiary of HSA Group)
Chairman, Yemen Business Club
Board Member and Employer Partner, EFE
Yemen -
Robert Starbuck
CEO
Migrate Business Services -
HRH Prince Abdulaziz Bin Tala Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud
Member International Advisory Committee
National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations -
Jean R. AbiNader
Executive Director
Moroccan American Trade & Investment Center
(MATIC)
Who Should Attend?
- Government Officials
- Vendor Services
- Infrastructure Providers
- Infrastructure
- Education
- Security
- Legal Services
- Software
- Technology
Reasons to Attend
- Identify profitable investment & growth opportunities
- Strengthen business partnerships & civil society relationships
- Learn key regional success factors & share best practices
- Network with potential business partners & service providers
- Support transitional & growing economies
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