From left, Mohamed Al Ayed, CEO, TRACCS, and Arne Mosselman, CEO, Ainigma.TRACCS, an independent, homegrown communications consultancy, and Ainigma, a London-based boutique AI consultancy, have joined forces to advance human-centric innovation and adoption of Generative AI (GenAI) in the region.
The collaboration is designed to accelerate business transformation and growth by fostering the strategic, creative and ethical implementation of GenAI programmes across organisations.
The partnership, which was announced on the sidelines of Athar – Saudi Festival of Creativity, the Kingdom’s largest and foremost gathering of the creative marketing industry, will combine TRACCS’ deep communications expertise with Ainigma’s adoption-first approach, to help organisations improve efficiency, unlock growth, and reimagine how they communicate and innovate in a way that is responsible, practical and measurable.
Mohamed Al Ayed, CEO of TRACCS, said, “An AI-driven future is inevitable, and the world has already begun to reap its benefits. With AI adoption accelerating rapidly across the MENA region, our partnership with Ainigma couldn’t have come at a better time. The region, and Saudi Arabia in particular, is undergoing an unprecedented transformation, and the game-changing communication industry is powering this progress, with TRACCS at the forefront.”
Al Ayed said, “By bringing GenAI into the mix, we are equipping organizations with tools that will enhance their ability to craft and tell powerful stories, connect with audiences, and support the ambitious national strategies shaping the future of various MENA economies.”
AI has emerged as a powerful driver of the global economy, with McKinsey estimating that GenAI alone could add between $2.6tn and $4.4tn annually.
By 2030, PwC estimates that AI will add up to $320bn to the Middle East’s economy, whereas Google’s 2024 Economic Impact Reports forecast that GenAI could boost Saudi Arabia’s economy by more than $193bn and the UAE’s by more than $80bn.
Arne Mosselman, CEO of Ainigma, said, “We believe that technology should always serve people. Our partnership with TRACCS ensures that GenAI is adopted in a way that prioritises a people-first approach, enabling upskilling, fostering a culture of innovation, and driving meaningful transformation within organisations.”
Mosselman said, “The collaboration underscores the commitment of both companies to shape a future where AI adoption is strategic, responsible, and inclusive, paving the way for sustainable growth and competitiveness in the Middle East. The goal is not only to deliver smarter solutions but to empower individuals and teams to thrive in an AI-enabled future.”
The TRACCS-Ainigma alliance empowers organisations to unlock the full potential of Generative AI through bespoke, culture-driven frameworks.
By addressing barriers like talent readiness, culture, and infrastructure throughout their transformation journey, the partnership accelerates AI adoption and drives innovation within organisations by building clear strategies, setting robust policies, providing targeted training, and developing impactful use cases.
