Social Entrepreneurs

The WISE Up Series to amplify the voices and insights of women innovators leading initiatives that scale deep.

Seeing as to how diwaniyas serves as a core aspect in Kuwaiti culture, Faisal Al Fuhaid and Leanah Al-Awadhi were inspired to bring the concept further.

The main thing for companies to recognize at this stage it that you can have a tremendous impact on the world by the message you are sending out. Are you inclusive? Do you live your values? What matters most: profits or people?

Corporate social responsibility is an integral part of any company operating in today's conscious economy.

The BSEP curriculum enables participants to develop skillsets in business leadership and assist them to turn their ideas to successful projects and startups that are scalable and creates positive social impact.

It is time we celebrate the first movers, the social entrepreneurs, who set out on the journey to make a difference.

Driven by art and social impact, 81 Designs brings together Middle East artists with Palestinian women refugees living in Lebanon.

Jon Santillan's fintech startup Denarii Cash is on a mission: send more money home with zero fees.

The full-day agenda includes a number of major players in the social entrepreneurship ecosystem, including Katherine Milligan, Former Director and Head of the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship, and Ayman Ismail, founding Director of the AUC Venture Lab.

The UAE-based startup presently enables the UAE domestic help segment gain access to financial services, learn new skills and more.

On the sidelines of Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival 2018, Leila Janah, founder and CEO of Samasource and LXMI, shares her tips and insights for social entrepreneurs.

The world needs social entrepreneurs, and social entrepreneurs need funds!

Social 'treps, here's an opportunity for your venture to gain a boost.

Evolvin' Women currently connects hospitality providers in Dubai to women from Ghana who lack access to quality education and employment opportunities due to personal, political or cultural circumstances.

The conference focused on sustainable growth, entrepreneurial opportunities and socially responsible ventures in the region.

MIT's Solve Challenges aims to seek solutions for prominent issues by supporting and funding concepts around the world.

Now more than ever, successful enterprises will need to focus on human capital and social responsibility.

Call for Code challenge invites developers to create new applications to help communities and people better prepare for natural disasters.

Ahmad Ashkar, founder and CEO, Hult Prize Foundation on building a global startup movement centered on enabling social good.

Evolvin' Women founder Assia Riccio on her thoughts on starting up a social enterprise.

Social 'treps, get applying!