The Women Shaping Wealth Summit 2026 was held on 28-29 September 2026 at The Garage, the startup hub at the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, presented as 'Women Spark powered by Playbook' and chaired by H.E. Deemah Al Yahya. The organizer's own agenda PDF sets out a two-day, multi-stage programme: Day One, 'The Wealth Shift', moving from how women engage with money, power and leadership to the networks that shape access and influence; Day Two, 'From Capital to Intentional Investing', covering allocation across markets, asset classes and impact pathways, with investment discipline, policy, governance, long-term value creation and legacy. Sessions run across four stated pillars — Money in Motion, Power in Networks, Wealth in Wellbeing, and the Future — delivered through keynotes, panels and fireside conversations on parallel stages (Main Stage, Al Majlis Stage, Opportunity Stage, Power Pitch Stage and workshops), and the agenda closes with a Gala and PLAYBOOK Awards reception at the Kimpton KAFD Riyadh. The organizer's own agenda names the Day One panel 'The Great Wealth Transfer: What Changes When Capital Moves to Women' with Rama Chakaki (Qatar Science & Technology Park), Amal Dokhan (500 Global), Nandini Joshi (StashAway) and Abdulrahman AlMalik (Vennre), moderated by Ines Mechoucha (J.P. Morgan), and the summit's own on-stage slide reproduced below cards the first three as speakers and Ines Mechoucha as moderator. SCOPE, STATED HONESTLY: this is a ticketed, public-facing women-in-wealth summit with a partner programme, not a closed single-family-office congress; the organizer publishes no delegate roster, no session-level delegate list and no attendance register, and the organizer's own '3,000+ participants / 250+ speakers' line is ORGANIZER COPY carried as such — this page asserts no headcount, no capital figure and no deal. The organizer's own pledges page carries a 'New Date Announcement' postponing the summit to Q4 2026; that notice is contradicted by the organizer's own agenda, the organizer's own summit page and the chairwoman's own 29 September post, and the divergence is recorded here rather than hidden. Three day-of stage frames from the summit are published below — the Day 1 'The Great Wealth Transfer: What Changes When Capital Moves to Women' panel, and two frames of the 'Designing Connected Economies' fireside chat whose own on-stage slide cards its Speaker and Moderator — each watermarked and re-hosted on our own origin. NO VENUE PIN is published: the public OSM/Nominatim record holds no surveyed point for The Garage, including on a 2026-10-05 re-query, so the venue is named without a coordinate rather than guessed, and the conductor-supplied KACST campus centroid is declined as a venue proxy.

📷 Photos de scène de l'organisateur — Photo-QAA PASS