
A speaker who has shipped the thing he is talking about.
A keynote in front of five thousand, or a closed room of twelve executives. Same standard either way: no hand-waving, no vendor slides, nothing claimed that has not been built.
Watch a full session.
Not clips. Complete talks, most of them over an hour, several delivered at Google.
Stages, named.
Local and international events with more than 5,000 attendees.
- Google UAE
- AWS Tech Day
- Digital and Technology Forum, Saudi Arabia
- Google Talks
- BIDEC
- Unreasonable Thinking Summit, Falak
- BNP Paribas Digital Week
- AWS Summit, Manama
- MEGA Lebanon
- GCC Game Conference
- Tamkeen
Four ways to work together.

Keynotes and talks
Opening a conference, or setting the tone for a room of five thousand.
A technology keynote that earns attention rather than demanding it. Delivered on the AWS and Google stages, at BIDEC, and at conferences across Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Lebanon.

Training and courses
Multi-day programs for executives and for engineers, run separately.
More than 150 training days a year, delivered inside banks, regulators, ministries and technology companies. Executive cohorts get judgment and decision frames. Technical cohorts get hands-on depth.

Advisory and mentoring
An expert second opinion, or ongoing guidance for a team.
Independent technical judgment on AI strategy, architecture and security posture. Useful when a vendor's answer and an internal answer disagree, and someone has to decide.

Panels and moderation
A panelist who moves the conversation somewhere.
Panel appearances and moderation where the objective is a genuinely useful exchange rather than a sequence of prepared statements.
Hundreds of rooms.
Conferences, closed training sessions, universities and ministries across the Gulf.
Six areas, in depth.
Artificial intelligence and automation
Cutting-edge AI put to actual work: where it earns its cost, where it quietly fails, and how to automate a business workflow without pretending the hard parts do not exist.
Cybersecurity
An ethical hacker by background. Cyber offense, penetration testing and defensive posture, from someone who has done all three. Security stopped being optional some time ago.
Decentralization
Fifteen years inside banking, which makes for an unusually unromantic view of blockchain: what it genuinely changes about the financial system, and what it does not.
Game development and 3D simulation
A veteran game programmer and game engine architect. The tooling behind 3D simulation, training environments and games, from someone who built an engine rather than read about one.
Internet of Things and hardware
A hardware engineer as well as a software one, down to microprocessor and silicon design. Useful when a project needs supervision from someone who has physically shipped hardware.
System architecture and reverse engineering
Designing systems that hold up, and taking apart systems that do not. Reverse engineering is an underrated way to understand what software is really doing.
Programs, split by audience.
Executives and engineers need different things from the same subject. They are taught separately.
Taming Artificial Intelligence for Executives
What AI actually changes about a business, what it costs, and which decisions cannot be delegated to a vendor.
Taming Artificial Intelligence for IT Professionals
Hands-on. Models, tooling, deployment and the failure modes that only show up in production.
Cybersecurity and offensive testing
Penetration testing and defensive posture from an ethical hacker's perspective.
Blockchain and decentralization
An unromantic look at what decentralization changes in financial systems. Also delivered as a live course on Tadarab.
More than 150 training days a year
Thousands of banking, government and technology professionals trained across the Gulf.
Twenty-three people, on the record.
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Dates, formats and fees on request. Tell me the audience and the outcome you want.




















































