Talent World 2024 arrives at the Crowne Plaza RDC in Riyadh this December, positioning the city as the focal point for discussions on the evolving trends of work. Running from December 1 to 5, the conference gathers over 1,000 HR professionals, industry leaders, and talent development experts to exchange ideas on pressing challenges in human resources and organisational development.
Agenda and Key Sessions
The event is organised by Informa Connect, and its agenda reflects the region’s growing focus on aligning workforce strategies with Vision 2030 and other transformative goals. Conference sessions will spotlight emerging trends, technological advancements, and evolving approaches to leadership and employee engagement.
One of the highlights of Talent World 2024 is the AI in Talent Summit, where experts will explore the growing role of artificial intelligence in transforming HR practices. Key speakers include Lynda Gratton of London Business School, who will discuss the future of work, and Dr. Gopal Kutwaroo, who is set to explore AI-driven talent strategies. Such discussions highlight the increasing importance of digital tools in addressing the complexities of today’s workplace.
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Speakers from prominent organisations, including the Misk Foundation, Riyadh Air, Coca-Cola Company, and the Saudi Food and Drug Authority, will be sharing insights across topics like talent acquisition, creating inclusive workplaces, and strategies for stakeholder management. The inclusion of 50+ CPD-certified workshops aims to provide practical takeaways for attendees looking to apply new knowledge directly within their organisations.
Exhibitors and Networking
The event will showcase solutions from over 45 exhibitors, offering attendees a firsthand look at innovative technologies and platforms designed to enhance talent management. Beyond presentations, the event provides ample opportunities for networking, enabling professionals from diverse fields such as recruitment, HR strategy, and diversity and inclusion to exchange insights and forge collaborations.
Talent World 2024 reflects a broader shift towards investing in human capital as a cornerstone of economic development, the events organisers said. It highlights the nation’s efforts to build a resilient and future-ready workforce capable of handling rapid technological and cultural change. By facilitating discussions that bring together global expertise and regional perspectives, the event aims to bridge knowledge gaps and encourage actionable solutions.
