Riyadh
Conference Moderator and MC in Riyadh
Moderator, interviewer and MC working in Riyadh. Two decades anchoring live for Bloomberg Television and CNBC, now on the Kingdom’s main stages in English and Arabic.
Why Riyadh
I have interviewed the people running the Saudi economy on air. On a Riyadh stage, I already know the plans your speakers are there to explain.
Across two decades at Bloomberg Television and CNBC I sat across from Finance Minister Mohammed Al-Jadaan, Khalid Al-Falih and Aramco chief executive Amin Nasser. That reading carries onto the stage: a minister or a chief executive answers differently when the first question shows the moderator knows the file.
In Riyadh I have moderated at the Future Investment Initiative, Money 20/20, the Private Capital Forum, the Future Hospitality Summit, Cityscape and the RLC Global Forum. I moderate in English and host bilingual English and Arabic programmes.
Riyadh Stages
Money 20/20 World
2026
Main stage
FinTech
Private Capital Forum
2026
Fireside interview
Private capital
Future Investment Initiative
2025
Plenary panel
Investment
Future Hospitality Summit
2026
Plenary panel
Hospitality & investment
Cityscape
2024
Summit host
Real estate
RLC Global Forum
2024
Main stage
Retail
Formats
01
Conference and Summit Moderation
I hold a full-day or multi-day programme together: openings, transitions, speaker introductions and timekeeping, so the agenda finishes when you planned it to.
02
CEO Fireside and Keynote Interviews
One guest, one conversation, 20 to 40 minutes. I prepare the way I did for television and ask the question the audience came to hear answered.
03
Panel Facilitation
Four or five voices and limited time. I keep the discussion moving, bring in the quieter panellists and stop anyone giving a second keynote.
04
Awards and Gala Hosting
A long running order, sponsors to credit and a room that wants dinner. I keep the pace up and the names pronounced correctly.
05
Private Board and Investor Dinners
Closed-door sessions for banks, family offices and funds, often under the Chatham House Rule.
FAQ
01
Are you based in Riyadh?
02
Can you host in both Arabic and English?
03
Which sectors do you moderate in Riyadh?
Riyadh
Conference Moderator and MC in Riyadh
Moderator, interviewer and MC working in Riyadh. Two decades anchoring live for Bloomberg Television and CNBC, now on the Kingdom’s main stages in English and Arabic.
Why Riyadh
I have interviewed the people running the Saudi economy on air. On a Riyadh stage, I already know the plans your speakers are there to explain.
Across two decades at Bloomberg Television and CNBC I sat across from Finance Minister Mohammed Al-Jadaan, Khalid Al-Falih and Aramco chief executive Amin Nasser. That reading carries onto the stage: a minister or a chief executive answers differently when the first question shows the moderator knows the file.
In Riyadh I have moderated at the Future Investment Initiative, Money 20/20, the Private Capital Forum, the Future Hospitality Summit, Cityscape and the RLC Global Forum. I moderate in English and host bilingual English and Arabic programmes.
Riyadh Stages
Money 20/20 World
2026
Main stage
Private Capital Forum
2026
Fireside interview
Future Investment Initiative
2025
Plenary panel
Future Hospitality Summit
2026
Plenary panel
Cityscape
2024
Summit host
RLC Global Forum
2024
Main stage
Formats
Conference and Summit Moderation
I hold a full-day or multi-day programme together: openings, transitions, speaker introductions and timekeeping, so the agenda finishes when you planned it to.
CEO Fireside and Keynote Interviews
One guest, one conversation, 20 to 40 minutes. I prepare the way I did for television and ask the question the audience came to hear answered.
Panel Facilitation
Four or five voices and limited time. I keep the discussion moving, bring in the quieter panellists and stop anyone giving a second keynote.
Awards and Gala Hosting
A long running order, sponsors to credit and a room that wants dinner. I keep the pace up and the names pronounced correctly.
Private Board and Investor Dinners
Closed-door sessions for banks, family offices and funds, often under the Chatham House Rule.
FAQ
Are you based in Riyadh?
Can you host in both Arabic and English?
Which sectors do you moderate in Riyadh?
Riyadh
Conference Moderator and MC in Riyadh
Moderator, interviewer and MC working in Riyadh. Two decades anchoring live for Bloomberg Television and CNBC, now on the Kingdom’s main stages in English and Arabic.
Why Riyadh
I have interviewed the people running the Saudi economy on air. On a Riyadh stage, I already know the plans your speakers are there to explain.
Across two decades at Bloomberg Television and CNBC I sat across from Finance Minister Mohammed Al-Jadaan, Khalid Al-Falih and Aramco chief executive Amin Nasser. That reading carries onto the stage: a minister or a chief executive answers differently when the first question shows the moderator knows the file.
In Riyadh I have moderated at the Future Investment Initiative, Money 20/20, the Private Capital Forum, the Future Hospitality Summit, Cityscape and the RLC Global Forum. I moderate in English and host bilingual English and Arabic programmes.
Riyadh Stages
Money 20/20 World
2026
Main stage
FinTech
Private Capital Forum
2026
Fireside interview
Private capital
Future Investment Initiative
2025
Plenary panel
Investment
Future Hospitality Summit
2026
Plenary panel
Hospitality & investment
Cityscape
2024
Summit host
Real estate
RLC Global Forum
2024
Main stage
Retail
Formats
01
Conference and Summit Moderation
I hold a full-day or multi-day programme together: openings, transitions, speaker introductions and timekeeping, so the agenda finishes when you planned it to.
02
CEO Fireside and Keynote Interviews
One guest, one conversation, 20 to 40 minutes. I prepare the way I did for television and ask the question the audience came to hear answered.
03
Panel Facilitation
Four or five voices and limited time. I keep the discussion moving, bring in the quieter panellists and stop anyone giving a second keynote.
04
Awards and Gala Hosting
A long running order, sponsors to credit and a room that wants dinner. I keep the pace up and the names pronounced correctly.
05
Private Board and Investor Dinners
Closed-door sessions for banks, family offices and funds, often under the Chatham House Rule.
FAQ
01
Are you based in Riyadh?
02
Can you host in both Arabic and English?
03
Which sectors do you moderate in Riyadh?