Commercial Bank (CB) has once again partnered with Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar (VCUarts) to host an educational initiative focused on leadership development through creative learning. The session took place at Commercial Bank Plaza as part of the Barzan Leadership programme, building on the success of last year’scollaboration.
This initiative continued the ongoing partnership between Commercial Bank and VCUarts, which explores leadership development through experiential and creative learning approaches.
This year’s session, “Leadership Through Art”, encouraged participants to engage with new methods of critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills. It also fostered a dynamic session of cultural exchange, innovation, and professional growth.
Commercial Bank EGM, Chief Human Resources Officer Nasser Abdulla Al Harmi said, “Investing in our people has always been at the core of our culture.
We want to see them grow beyond execution and into leadership, not just in title, but in mindset. Building on the success of last year’s session, we are proud to continue this collaboration, which pushes our teams to think differently and reinforces a culture of shared growth.”
VCUarts Qatar Director of Strategic Engagement Lejla Niksic said, “Our continued collaboration with Commercial Bank reaffirms the value of creativity as a driver of leadership and innovation. Through art- and design-based learning, VCUarts Qatar’s Continuing Education Program equips participants with new tools for critical thinking, collaboration, and adaptive problem-solving. This year’s session is a strong example of how creative education can shape confident, forward-thinking leaders, while supporting Qatar National Vision 2030’s commitment to human development and innovation.”
This session reflects Commercial Bank’s commitment to developing leadership capabilities through meaningful partnerships and supporting the advancement of national talent in line with Qatar National Vision 2030’s goals of human development andinnovation.