The event will bring together business leaders, technology leaders and decision-makers to explore the forces shaping the future of organisations.
Building on the success of previous editions, EY Engage will feature a programme centred on practical applications of technology and AI, moving beyond vision and theory to focus on the real-world challenges organisations are facing today.
This year’s event is centred around the theme “Build the AI-Ready Enterprise” and is structured around four key pillars: Protect, Operate, Enable and Control – reflecting the challenges organisations face as they move from AI experimentation to enterprise-wide adoption.
Under Protect, discussions will focus on cyber resilience in an AI-driven world, exploring how organisations can strengthen digital trust and defend against increasingly sophisticated threats targeting data, AI models and software supply chains.
The Operate stream will examine how organisations are building the agentic enterprise, moving beyond AI experimentation to autonomous, decision-making systems capable of orchestrating workflows, enhancing productivity and transforming operations.
Under Enable, speakers will explore how businesses can create AI-ready data foundations and intelligent workflows, enabling organisations to embed AI into everyday processes and unlock greater efficiency, insight and innovation.
Finally, Control will focus on governance, risk and trust, examining the frameworks organisations need to implement responsible AI, maintain compliance and scale AI adoption with confidence.
Through keynote sessions, alliance-led thought leadership, practical case studies and peer discussions, attendees will gain actionable insights into how organisations are scaling AI, strengthening cyber resilience and modernising operations while maintaining trust, governance and control.
Kevin Mallia, EY Malta Consulting Partner, said:
“Many organisations have moved beyond asking whether AI is relevant and are now focused on how to scale it safely, responsibly and effectively. EY Engage is designed for leaders looking to learn from real experiences, understand what is working in the market and translate emerging technologies into tangible business outcomes.”
EY Engage brings together technology leaders, CIOs, CISOs, transformation professionals and senior business executives from across Malta’s public and private sectors.
The event will feature thought leadership from EY professionals, global alliance partners and industry practitioners, creating a platform for sharing practical experiences and lessons learned from AI and transformation initiatives.
While EY Engage focuses on technology, innovation and transformation, attendees also have the opportunity to participate in Future Realised 2026, EY Malta’s flagship economic forum, taking place on 21 October 2026 at the Mediterranean Conference Centre, Valletta. The event will explore Malta’s competitiveness in a changing global environment, with a particular focus on geopolitics, investment, productivity and AI.
Together, the two events offer a unique opportunity to understand both the technological and economic forces shaping the future of organisations, industries and Malta’s wider business landscape.
To encourage participation across both flagship events, EY Malta is offering a limited number of combo tickets until 14th August 2026, after which standard pricing will apply.
For more information and to secure tickets, visit EY Engage | EY – Global
