Building on the success of the previous editions, Falak Consulting has announced the 4^th Unreasonable Thinking Summit will take place in Manama on March 25,  under the auspices of HE Ayman bin Tawfiq Al Moayed, Minister of Youth & Sport Affairs.

The one-day event will feature a great array of innovative minds, exceptional achievers and global change-agents and advocates, including Nobel Peace Prize recipient Kailash Sathyarthi, founder of Atari Nolan Bushnell, CEO of Neat Meat and Neat Eco-Feeds Limited and recipient of the 2019 Financial Times/ International Finance Corporation (FT/IFC) Transformational Business Awards Lincoln Peedah, and Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals, Suneeta Reddy, amongst others.

Commenting on the announcement, Founder and CEO of Falak Consulting Suhail Algosaibi, expressed his gratitude for HE the Minister of Youth & Sport Affairs for patronising the event, while thanking Tamkeen for their continued support and unquestioned belief in innovation and entrepreneurship as key factors to economic growth and sustainability.

He said “Innovative entrepreneurship has helped the Kingdom, and the whole world as a matter of fact, by evolving and creating new products and services to compete with – not to say replace – the existing ones. Hosting the 4^th edition of the Unreasonable Thinking Summit comes as part of our purpose of building stronger economies and happier societies by unlocking business and human potential.  Through the summit we aim to educate and inspire the Bahraini community, including startup entrepreneurs, business leaders, university and high school students.  Through the diversified backgrounds of our speakers, we would like to tell the entrepreneurship and startup community in Bahrain that you do not have to invent something; innovators often take an existing concept and transform it into its best version for the right audience. Innovative ideas are what make startups compete, succeed and survive.”

The previous 3 editions of the Summit featured local and international speakers such as former Bahrain EDB Chief Executive and currently the Chief Executive of Mumtalakat Khalid Al Rumaihi; Patricia Letayf of 51 Labs; Pixar Animation’s Paul Topolos; Plastic Bank’s Founder David Katz;  Peace Activist Victor Ochen; Kazuhide Sekiyama, Spiber; and many others.

Executives and members of the startup, corporate, government and student communities who are interested in attending the free-of-charge but limited capacity event, can register now through the official website (uts.bh).