London Strategy Centre and University of Birmingham Dubai Partner with Arab International Women's Forum to Deliver Women's Leadership Programme
Flagship 'Women's Leadership in the Digital Era' programme to run at University of Birmingham Dubai in April 2026

DUBAI, UAE
The London Strategy Centre (LSC) and the Arab International Women's Forum (AIWF) are delighted to announce their partnership to promote the Women's Leadership in the Digital Era programme. This flagship initiative is designed to equip women leaders with the knowledge, skills, and strategies needed to thrive in today's fast-changing digital landscape.
The programme will run in April 2026 at University of Birmingham Dubai and will feature distinguished speakers, thought leaders, and industry practitioners. Among the keynote speakers is Haifa Al Kaylani OBE, President & Founder of AIWF, an internationally respected leader and advocate for women's empowerment.
This initiative reflects LSC's and University of Birmingham Dubai's shared commitment to advancing global leadership capability, alongside AIWF's mission to connect and empower women leaders across the Arab world and internationally. The programme will be led by Course Director Dr Heather Jeffrey, supported by a distinguished faculty of experts in digital transformation, leadership, and innovation.
Gislene Robertson, Commercial Director at LSC, said, "We are honoured to partner with AIWF on this important initiative. Together, we are creating a platform that enhances digital leadership skills and also promotes collaboration and knowledge-sharing among women leaders across sectors."
Haifa Al Kaylani OBE, President & Founder of AIWF, said, "The Arab International Women's Forum is delighted to be partnering with London Strategy Centre and University of Birmingham Dubai on this innovative and forward-thinking programme. AIWF, which celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2026, has a long history of working with some of the world's most prestigious institutes of learning to deliver impactful and transformative initiatives."
