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Based in London, Hadley Gamble is a reporter and anchor for CNBC covering the Middle East, Africa and US politics. As anchor of CNBC's Access: Middle East and Access: Africa, Hadley speaks to world leaders, international CEOs and philanthropists. Recent guests include His Majesty King Abdullah of Jordan, fashion designer Elie Saab and Egyptian President Abdulfattah Al-Sisi. Her range of profiles include the man behind the world's tallest tower, Emaar Chairman Mohammed Alabbar and the only Western investor to hold a telecom license in North Korea, billionaire Egyptian businessman Naguib Sawiris. Hadley has covered key events for CNBC including breaking news coverage of the Charlie Hebdo murders in Paris in 2015, the 2014 NATO Summit, the events of the Arab Spring and the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. She regularly reports for CNBC from the World Economic Forum in Davos, and moderates panels on topics ranging from the future of education and infrastructure to the geostrategic outlook for the Middle East. While Hadley has a long term interest in the Middle East and Africa, 7 years spent covering US politics have left their mark. An experienced journalist, Hadley has also worked for ABC News and Fox News in Washington, DC producing news programmes and covering national and international political events, including the 2008 Presidential Debates, Election Night 2008 and the Inauguration of US President Barack Obama.

Born on July 02, 1958 A graduate of French engineering school Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Arnaud Breuillac joined Total in 1982. He has held various positions in Exploration & Production, in France, Abu Dhabi, the United Kingdom, Indonesia and Angola, and in Refining in France. Between 2004 and 2006, he served as Vice President, Middle East Iran. In December 2006, he was appointed to Exploration & Production’s Management Committee in his role as Senior Vice President, Continental Europe and Central Asia. He became Exploration & Production's Senior Vice President, Middle East in July 2010 and joined Total’s Management Committee* on January 1, 2011. On January 1, 2014, Arnaud Breuillac was appointed as Total’s President, Exploration & Production. He has been a member of the Executive Committee since October 1, 2014.

Personal Information: -Birth Date: April 2nd, 1957 Qualifications: 1979 BSc. Of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering – Alexandria University Professional Experience: -October 2012 - August 2015 Partner at Abraaj Capital - Head of Abraaj Portfolio management for Middle East, North Africa, Turkey , Central Asia and global FMCG’s . -January 2008 – July 2012 President and CEO Middle East and Africa at PepsiCo International -2007-2011 President , Middle East and Africa at PepsiCo International -2006 – 2007 Vice President Operations Middle East and Africa at PepsiCo International -2003 – 2006 Business Unit General Manager Egypt & North Africa at PepsiCo International -2002-2003 Chairman of the Board & CEO Pepsi Cola Egypt, Vice President of North Africa at Pepsi Cola -1999-2002 Chairman of the Board & CEO Pepsi Cola Egypt -1996-1999 Franchise Vice President North East Africa at Pepsi Cola -1994-1996 Area Technical Director – North Africa at Pepsi Cola ------------------------------ -December 1992 – August 1994 Product Supply director at Procter & Gamble -1983 -1992 Various Management positions at Procter & Gamble ------------------------------ -1979- 1983 Terminal operations manager at Arab Petroleum Pipelines Co. ( SUMED ) Independent Coursework: -Leading the Future Program led by The Chairman at Virginia University -Senior PepsiCo Leadership Program led by The Chairman at Yale University Skills & Expe rtise: He has a long experience for more than 20 years in the fields of Business Unit Start-up, Procurement, Organizational Development, Manufacturing Operations, Investments, Income statement, Mergers, Capital Investment and a wide range of various fields related to Economic, Business and Management sectors.

Dr. Alaa Nassif, Chief Executive Officer, Royal Commission at Yanbu (RCY). He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Salford, MS from University of Miami and Bachelor’s Degree from King Abdul Aziz University. He has attended Executive Programs at OXFORD University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is an active member in number of General Committees and reputed organizations, like; (a) Board Chairman of the High Institute for Elastomer Industries, (b) Member of Founders Committee of Board of Trustees of Green Building Council, (c) Industrial Board Member for King Abdullah University of Science and Technology.During Dr. Nassif’s tenure at the RCY, the investment and Private sector in the city has increased from SR174 billion to SR232 billion. The total Industrial Investment reached SR173 billion and the total number of industries increased from 135 to 210 industries. Yielding 136 Projects under construction with a cost of SR9,216 million.Before joining the RCY, Dr. Nassif worked with Saudi Aramco in various levels. Also, he served as Deputy Dean and as an Assistant Professor at King Abdul Aziz University. He also served within the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs of Jeddah Municipality, achieving many revenue growth projects through investment ventures.

Dimitris Tsitsiragos, a Greek national, leads the investment operations overseeing new business development and client relationships with key private sector partners worldwide. From 2014 to 2016, Mr. Tsitsiragos was Vice President for Global Client Services, leading the investment operations and advisory services of IFC. Prior to that Mr. Tsitsiragos was Vice President for IFC’s Europe, Central Asia, Middle East, and North Africa region. From 2010 to 2011, he served as IFC’s Director of the Middle East, North Africa, and Southern Europe department. Mr. Tsitsiragos headed IFC’s Global Manufacturing and Services department from 2004 to 2010, leading activities in tourism, retail and property development, construction materials, the forest-products chain, life sciences, and energy-efficient machinery. Mr. Tsitsiragos has worked in a wide range of regions and industries. He spent over two years in New Delhi as IFC’s Director of the South Asia department, where he doubled commitments for the region, and doubled IFC’s portfolio in India. Prior to this, Mr. Tsitsiragos served as Manager of New Investments for IFC’s Eastern/Central Europe region, and spent over 12 years in IFC’s oil and gas division. Externally, Mr. Tsitsiragos has served on the Board of Directors for both IDFC (India) and the Commercial Bank of Ceylon (Sri Lanka). He has also represented IFC in operating committees managing oil and gas properties in Latin America, the Middle East and Central Asia. He holds an MBA from George Washington University.