As AI investments surge across the GCC, the focus is shifting from simple technological deployment to the core question of leadership preparedness. To address this, the Human-Tech Synergy Summit will assemble 60 senior executives in Dubai on September 29 for an exclusive research initiative. Organized by the consultancy CLD BLOOM, this gathering aims to produce the Human-Tech Readiness Report, a comprehensive study that moves beyond infrastructure to evaluate how well organizational leaders are adapting their mindsets, skillsets, cultures, and internal systems to an AI-driven landscape.

By prioritizing localized data, this study seeks to fill a significant void in current research, which has traditionally relied on findings from North American and European markets. Rather than functioning as a standard conference, the event will serve as a collaborative research session where executives provide firsthand insights into the hurdles of digital transformation. According to Omar Hayat, Director at CLD BLOOM, the goal is to bridge the gap between rapid technological advancement and human capability, ensuring that GCC organizations have a measurable, localized framework to lead effectively as AI becomes increasingly integrated into their operations.