Kuwait's position as one of the Gulf's most significant sovereign wealth and energy economies means its senior leaders are regularly called upon to communicate with international financial media, investor audiences and domestic stakeholders — often simultaneously. Getting that communication right requires preparation that goes well beyond standard PR advice.
Mayfair Media provides executive media training in Kuwait and Kuwait City for CEOs, government spokespeople and senior leaders across financial services, energy, sovereign investment and the wider corporate sector. Our trainers are Greg Tanner and Sarah Forster — veterans of Bloomberg, BBC, Sky News and ITV News, with more than 40 years of combined experience at the highest levels of international broadcast journalism.
We have worked with clients ranging from global financial institutions and government-owned energy companies to real estate giants and multinational corporations operating across the GCC. Every session is built around the environment the individual will actually face — not a generic training template.
Based in Dubai, we travel to Kuwait City to deliver sessions on-site at your offices or at a location of your choosing. Every programme is customised to the individual, the organisation and the specific communication environment they face.
Every programme is tailored to the individual, the organisation and the specific media environment they are likely to face.
Before any camera is switched on, we work with you to sharpen your key messages, identify vulnerabilities and develop clear, concise answers that hold up under scrutiny. We think like journalists — because we are journalists.
We put you in front of a camera and conduct a genuine simulated interview — calibrated to the specific pressure and format of the environment you will face, whether Bloomberg, Al Arabiya, a government briefing or an investor presentation.
We review the footage together — examining body language, composure, message clarity and delivery. This is often where the biggest shifts happen. Clients see exactly how they come across on camera, frequently for the first time.
We give you specific, repeatable methods for handling difficult questions, bridging to your key messages and recovering when an interview moves in an unexpected direction — skills you can deploy instinctively, under pressure, without thinking.
We prepare senior leaders in Kuwait for the full range of high-stakes communication environments — from international financial media to Arabic-language broadcast and major investor conferences.
Kuwait is home to one of the world's oldest and most significant sovereign wealth funds. Leaders representing Kuwait's investment institutions face forensic scrutiny from international financial media. We prepare spokespeople to communicate complex positions with clarity and appropriate discretion.
Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN, the BBC and the Financial Times. When international media come to Kuwait, your spokespeople need to be ready. We prepare leaders for the specific demands and expectations of global broadcast journalism.
Kuwait's oil and energy sector generates sustained international media interest. We prepare senior spokespeople to handle technically complex subjects with authority and clarity across broadcast, print and investor audiences.
Al Arabiya, Al Jazeera and domestic Kuwaiti platforms. We prepare spokespeople for the specific editorial demands of Arabic-language broadcast alongside English-language international media preparation.
Reputational incidents, regulatory scrutiny, geopolitical sensitivity. We help Kuwait's senior leaders stay composed, credible and in control during high-pressure situations — before and during a crisis.
Kuwait's active parliamentary tradition means its government leaders operate in a more publicly scrutinised domestic environment than some of their GCC neighbours. We prepare officials for the specific demands of communicating in that context.
For Kuwait's senior leaders, the ability to communicate with equal authority in Arabic and English is a practical requirement rather than an aspiration. Domestic audiences, international investors and regional media all bring distinct expectations — and a message that lands powerfully in one language needs careful calibration in the other.
Mayfair Media works with senior Arabic-language broadcast journalists who deliver media training in Arabic to exactly the same standard as our English-language programmes. We can offer fully bilingual sessions, dedicated Arabic-language coaching or parallel-track preparation depending on your requirements.
Most media training is delivered by communications professionals or former PRs. Ours is delivered by people who spent decades inside major international newsrooms — the same newsrooms that send journalists to Kuwait City to cover its biggest financial and political stories.
We understand what international financial media expect from Kuwait's sovereign and energy sector spokespeople, the specific demands of Arabic-language broadcast, and the communication pressures facing leaders who must perform credibly across both environments.
We know what international journalists expect from Gulf sovereign and financial sector spokespeople — and where those interviews most commonly go wrong.
We understand the dual demands of communicating effectively to Arabic and English-language media simultaneously.
We have prepared leaders across financial services, energy and government for the moments that define reputations.
We offer English and Arabic-language training to the same standard, delivered by senior broadcast professionals with real newsroom experience.
Based in Dubai, we travel regularly across the region to deliver executive media training wherever our clients need us.