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When we interviewed Amy Peck (Founder and CEO at Endeavour XR) about her experience at LEAP, she said:
“I am still so inspired by the event and the future vision in Saudi – I don’t think it will ever fade!”
And she’s right: Saudi Arabia is a country that’s buzzing with vision and ambition, and that makes it the perfect setting for LEAP – an event that has a clear focus on the future, and a commitment to driving innovation.
If you’re coming to LEAP 2024, you have a great opportunity to make the most of any downtime (or stay an extra few days) and explore the culture of this beautiful country; balancing futuristic inspiration with tradition and history.
There’s so much to do that it’s hard to know where to begin. We’re going to focus on Riyadh – but if you’re looking for adventure, there are many more experiences to be had in other cities and deserts of Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia has opened its doors to international visitors, and it offers a truly unique experience – with a warm welcome, diverse landscapes, and vibrant culture.
Come for your work in the tech industry. But then stay a little longer – and experience what this country has to offer.
See you at LEAP 2024. Register now to secure your place.
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The global space sector is hiring faster than universities can produce graduates. If you’re an early-career technologist considering a career in space, this is for you.
NASA has handed nine companies small cheques to answer a big question: can Mars exploration shift from bespoke missions to bought-in services?
How miniaturisation is transforming space tech – from student-built satellites to global innovation networks orbiting above us.