Doha, Qatar – The Influence Exchange Confex & Awards Series 2024 will debut in Qatar on November 19, 2024. This premier event will unite over 200 prominent marketeers and influential figures, providing a unique platform for collaboration in Ad Tech, Mar Tech, and Influencer Marketing, all aimed at advancing the creative economy in Qatar.

This event presents a vital opportunity for professionals seeking a competitive edge. Attendees will explore the latest trends reshaping the marketing landscape, including influencer marketing and data-driven advertising.

Key Highlights:

• Engaging Program: Featuring keynote speeches and panel discussions led by industry experts, covering topics such as privacy regulations, innovative marketing tactics, and the role of AI in automation.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with over 200 industry professionals to build meaningful relationships that can lead to transformative partnerships.
• Awards Ceremony: Celebrate outstanding contributions to the industry, honoring pioneers who set new standards in marketing.
• Cultural Engagement: Enjoy an exclusive after-party and cocktail dinner, fostering informal networking and relationship-building.

Join us to unlock new opportunities, expand your network, and elevate your brand. This is your chance to be part of a transformative moment in marketing.

For more information and registration, visit https://qatar.theiena.com/

Contact:

Mohamed Suhel

Chief Business Officer

mohamed.suhel@influenceexchangegroup.com

Office No. 9b, Level 9, Rolex Tower, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, UAE

M: +971565873505 | +916364977867

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