We've been running workshops and networking events across Egypt since 2022. What started as informal meetups has grown into something people tell us they look forward to. These aren't your typical corporate seminars—think practical sessions where business owners share what's actually working.
Our events happen quarterly in Cairo and Alexandria, with occasional sessions in Dakahlia. We keep groups small because the best conversations happen when you're not competing with fifty other people for attention.
We've planned four major events between now and early 2026. Registration opens three months ahead, and spots fill up faster than we expected the first time around.
Three hours covering cash flow management, budget planning, and the financial metrics that matter most when you're growing. Laila Fawzi from an Alexandria textile manufacturer will walk through how she restructured her company's finances last year.
Cairo Innovation Hub, Zamalek
This one's always popular. Local accountants and business owners discuss practical approaches to tax planning that don't require hiring a massive consulting firm. We cover recent regulatory changes and what they mean for small to medium businesses.
Alexandria Business Center
Where should you put earnings when the business is doing well? We bring in investment advisors who specialize in working with Egyptian business owners. Real portfolios, actual returns, honest discussions about risk.
Mit Ghamr Community Center
Last quarter, someone told us they learned more in one afternoon with us than in six months of online courses. That stuck with me. Not because we're doing anything revolutionary, but because we focus on what actually helps.
Most financial workshops either talk down to you or fly over your head with technical jargon. We aim somewhere in between—detailed enough to be useful, accessible enough that you don't need an economics degree.
I attended the November 2024 session expecting the usual corporate presentation. Instead, I spent three hours in genuine conversation with other business owners facing similar challenges. The tax planning strategies we discussed saved me considerable money this year, but honestly, the peer connections have been just as valuable. I've referred two colleagues since then.
