Female Entrepreneurs | Page 8

Using her skills and background, Lina Khalifeh launched the social enterprise to empower women globally.

H.E. Noura Al Kaabi on dealing with challenges, how to excel your career, and the growth of support and participation in female entrepreneurship in UAE.

Adela Acevedo, founder of Promise of a Generation (POAG) and E7 Daughters of the Emirates discussed their beginnings.

Sarah Jones discusses getting ready to scale up, raising funds, and what the MENA ecosystem needs.

Lessons learnt at this year's Achieving Women Forum- a dialogue that focuses on how women can reimagine their value (and business values) to "hack" female empowerment paradigms, and incentivize real change.

Daria Solovieva, founder of ella Middle East, discusses improving the MENA media landscape and cultivating an audience for the female-focused publication.

Insydo founder and CEO Tanaz Dizadji discusses about the company's growth, the hurdles that comes along with a growing business and how they overcome it.

Founder and Managing Director of Right Bite Nutrition and Catering Services Nathalie Haddad discusses the business' growth strategies.

With Fetchr closing US$41 million in its Series B round, co-founder Joy Ajlouny is turning the tide for female entrepreneurship.

Looking at the many hats Dr. Al Gurg wears, it is quite apparent that this accomplished lady practices what she preaches. While Dr. Al Gurg spearheads the Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group as its Managing Director, she also acts as the President of DBWC, besides other roles.

In Entrepreneur Middle East's #EntMETalks, Mai Medhat talks about their growth, the MENA ecosystem, and what drives her forward as an entrepreneur.

Bringing women in business together at The W Hotel on May 8, 2017, the third edition of the Achieving Women Forum, featured MENA's leading female leaders in the business arena to share their expertise to the 450 attendees of the half-day conference.

According to a McKinsey research, increasing women's participation in the workforce in GCC alone would add US$180 billion or a 7% increase to the economy in 2025- an optimistic possibility for the business scene in the region.