ESLSCA Executive Education Summit returns for fourth edition in Cairo

Category: Events

By Irfan Asif

Published: 2026-11-12T06:00:00.000Z

ESLSCA University will host the fourth Executive Education Summit on 21-22 November 2026 at Royal Maxim Palace Kempinski in New Cairo. The event expects more than 1,200 attendees, 60 speakers and four tracks covering leadership, talent, work and sustainability under government auspices.

ESLSCA University will host the fourth edition of its Executive Education Summit on 21 and 22 November 2026 at Royal Maxim Palace Kempinski in New Cairo. The two-day gathering is positioned as a major platform for Egyptian and regional business leaders, senior executives, industry experts and decision-makers to address current challenges and exchange approaches to leadership. Organizers expect more than 1,200 attendees, 50 partners, 60 speakers and 30 activities. The program mixes panels, workshops, masterclasses and networking sessions. Four educational tracks structure the content: Beyond Leadership, The Talent Revolution, Work Reimagined and The Sustainability Imperative. These tracks focus on organizational resilience, innovation, the impact of artificial intelligence on the workforce, and aligning growth with environmental and social responsibility. The speaker list includes senior figures from Egyptian industry and multinational operations. Confirmed participants include Dr Sherine Helmy, Chairman of Pharco Corporation; Eng Ghada Labib, Deputy Minister for Institutional Development at the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology; Mohamed Nour, Co-Founder and CEO of Benefit for Healthy Food & Beverage; Abdallah Sallam, President and CEO of Madinet Masr Company; Malak Elbaba, Vice President and Country Manager of Visa; Karim El Sherif, General Manager of Procter & Gamble Egypt and Africa expansion; Alaa Fathi, General Manager of McDonald’s Egypt; Mohamed Khaled El Assal, CEO and Managing Director of Misr Italia Properties; Dr Ahmed Shalaby, Co-Founder, President and CEO of Tatweer Misr; Tarek Kamel, Chairman and Managing Director of Nestlé Egypt & Sudan; Abdel-Azim Osman, Co-Founder and CMO of Nawy; Marwa Abbas, CEO of Raya Information Technology; Mohamed El Damaty, CEO of Domty; Hossam Ezz of Fawry; Ahmed Nader, CEO of Geidea Egypt; Ahmed El Shanawany, Managing Director of Souhoola; Mohamed ElHaj of Palmier Developments; Maged Gebriel of Areeb Technology; Reem Safy of Al Safy Group; and Walid Hassouna, CEO of valU. The summit is held under the auspices of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. Strategic partners include E-finance Investment Group and Teleperformance. Juhayna is the main partner. Al Safy Group serves as official innovation partner, V7 as official beverage partner, Palmier Developments as premium partner, Geidea as payments partner, Souhoola and Areeb Technology as gold sponsors, McDonald’s as QSR partner, and Misr Italia Properties as proptech partner. Influence Group is the communications partner. Exclusive radio partners are 104.2 Nile FM and 100.6 Nogoum FM. A dedicated Executives’ Club is designed for C-suite executives, speakers and VIP guests. The space is intended for higher-level networking outside the formal agenda. Club partners include Ladurée Egypt, Dolato Gelateria, Loriental Moments and Flowrista. ESLSCA University frames the summit as part of its wider focus on executive learning, leadership capability and organizational readiness for market change. The event also includes media opportunities, interviews, podcasts and signing ceremonies for partnerships. Registration is available by calling 19298. As with any large conference, final speaker line-ups, session schedules and attendance figures can shift closer to the dates. The announcement does not publish a full agenda or detailed pricing. If the summit delivers the stated scale of 1,200 participants and the announced tracks proceed as described, it will rank among the larger executive education gatherings in Egypt this year. If subsequent updates revise the numbers or drop key speakers, the event’s impact will need to be measured against the revised program. The figures still missing are the full session timetable, confirmed attendance numbers after registration closes, and any measured outcomes from previous editions that would allow comparison.