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KUWAIT: Emad Al-Ablani, Group Chief Human Resources Officer, is seen with members of the Harvard Club of Kuwait and the bank's human resources team.
KUWAIT: Emad Al-Ablani, Group Chief Human Resources Officer, is seen with members of the Harvard Club of Kuwait and the bank's human resources team.

NBK hosts Harvard Club of Kuwait members at HQ

KUWAIT: The National Bank of Kuwait hosted members of Harvard Club of Kuwait at the bank’s headquarters and were received by Emad Al-Ablani, Group Chief Human Resources Officer. The visit aimed to introduce the club members to the bank’s strategic focus on concepts like innovation, financial fraud awareness and its role in talent and leadership development in the banking sector.

The visit consisted of a comprehensive program tailored to provide a rich and interactive experience for Harvard alumni, starting with a tour at NBK facilities in which they explored its latest technologies and strong infrastructure that supports its developed banking operations, followed by a specialized session presented by experts at NBK on financial fraud awareness and protection methods. The Talent Management team also provided a detailed overview of its programs, which aim to develop and upskill future national talents, preparing them to continue NBK’s longstanding success.

This visit was a valuable opportunity for Kuwait’s Harvard alumni to directly interact and connect with NBK’s leadership, allowing them to exchange ideas and gain perspective on the bank’s future strategies and plans. During the visit, Harvard Club of Kuwait members explored the best methods applied in the banking industry and built bridges with NBK leaders, enriching their professional network.

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Emad Al-Ablani, Group Chief Human Resources Officer commented: “We are pleased to welcome the members of Harvard Club of Kuwait, as this visit embodies NBK’s strong belief in the importance of exchanging knowledge with an elite group of Kuwaiti alumni of the most venerable universities in the world.” Al-Ablani added: “This visit enriches the scope of discussions and brings new horizons for collaboration, as it enables Harvard alumni to closely explore the dynamics of the banking sector in Kuwait and understand the incorporation of innovation and technology in the day-to-day operations. Moreover, this visit is a valuable opportunity for the alumni to connect with NBK’s leaderships and gain from their experiences, as well as exchange ideas about future opportunities and challenges.”

In his statements, he also emphasized that NBK is constantly keen on developing human capital through its institutional partnerships. The bank also pays special attention to attracting and upskilling the best young national talents through comprehensive training programs as per its commitments towards society and professional development.

Al-Ablani added that NBK often organizes annual activities and initiatives, especially in the field of education, which reinforces the bank’s belief in the importance of playing an effective role in society. The Harvard Club of Kuwait is the official club for Harvard alumni in Kuwait, operating under the umbrella of the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA) for educational and social purposes. It aims to build relationships among Harvard alumni to help them flourish personally and professionally and provide a platform to exchange knowledge and experiences. The club also encourages life-long learning, intellectual enrichment, professional growth, and social interaction through forums of continuing education and development. It collaborates with other entities within Kuwait for events and programs that serve the local community.

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