Ahmed Larouz on stage
Speaking

I speak from what I built, not from what I read.

Keynotes, panels and masterclasses for audiences who want substance. On stages across Europe, Africa, the Gulf, the United States, China and Azerbaijan.

01 / Six signature talks

In Arabic, English, French, Dutch or Tamazight. Always one question for the room.

01

Where others see borders: doing business between Europe and Africa.

What 25 years in the middle taught me about trust, timing and who really decides.

Executives, trade bodies, investors
02

Morocco, the gateway: why the road to Africa runs through Casablanca.

A practical view on Morocco as a base for the continent.

Companies weighing their first move
03

500 startups later: what cleantech founders in Africa actually need.

Lessons from building ClimateLaunchpad Morocco with my own money.

Climate funds, corporates, development organisations
04

The diaspora dividend: your most underused economic bridge.

How people with two home countries create trade, capital and talent flows.

Governments, banks, city leaders
05

Diversity is a growth strategy, not a policy.

Why leadership teams that look like their markets win them.

Boards and leadership teams
06

When you stop learning, you stop leading.

A personal talk on building, selling, starting again and staying curious.

Leadership events, universities, young professionals
02 / Formats
  • Keynote20 to 45 minutesConferences, corporate events, summits
  • Panel chair or moderator45 to 90 minutesInternational forums, investor days
  • MasterclassHalf dayLeadership teams, founders, students
  • Guest lecture60 to 90 minutesUniversities and business schools
03 / For organisers

Everything for the programme, in one folder.

  • Speaker bio, short and mediumOpen
  • Press photos: three portraits, three stage photosDownload
  • Technical needs: one handheld or headset microphone, a clicker, a screen. Nothing more.
04 / Book Ahmed to speak

Which room needs this talk?

I read every request myself and reply within three working days.

A good talk changes what the room does on Monday.