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A look at the insights and inspiration from the 2018 Achieving Women Forum.

The Life Director founder Nadine Chammas on setbacks over her entrepreneurial journey- how she moved past them (and learned from them).

Womentum is an early-stage accelerator program devised by the Womena team to achieve gender diversity and inclusion in the MENA region's entrepreneurship ecosystem, by supporting female-founded startups.

Entrepreneur Middle East's Achieving Women Forum, held at The Westin Dubai, Al Habtoor City, on May 10, discussed some of the key challenges and opportunities that the region presents for women entrepreneurs, and how they can be tackled.

Brand Ripplr founder and CEO Tanaz Dizadji shares her best practices for managing businesses.

Haddad has been instrumental in recognizing the importance of large-scale, eye-catching campaigns to be able to achieve such visibility as a startup, and clearly, the power of social connections on Facebook seems to have been AppMahal's trump card.

Aparna Verma has established Scholars International Group to serve various educational needs of the expatriate population in the UAE.

Taking place on April 22, at The Address, Dubai Marina in Dubai, the forum aims to provide a sense of what's in store for women professionals at workplaces.

Across her business journey, there's one strategy that Al Barami has always held strong- that of never underestimating the power of technology.

The president of the world's biggest global mobile transportation platform on the importance of empathy, cooperation and emotional intelligence in business.

Social 'treps, get applying!

Alisha Moopen, Executive Director and CEO - Hospitals & Clinics, GCC, for Aster DM Healthcare, on injecting life back into privatized healthcare.

In this episode, Leila Almaeena, founder of LA Coaching & Consulting discusses her drive to succeed as an entrepreneur, and her tips to entrepreneurs.

When you are being mansplained, it is usually from someone who thinks they are more powerful than you, and especially in a workplace, so what you want to do is to disempower them.

To get where the society needs to go, women need to have access to innovative training that includes both technology and intrapersonal skills.

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.

Economic inclusion of Saudi women will create and drive the kingdom's economy in the future.

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

As a third-time mentor of the e7 Daughters of the of the Emirates project, Weymuller continues to share her enthusiasm as a proactive and engaged mentor.

Yoginfinity Founder Stefania Brunori on why TECOM Group's in5 is a perfect platform to launch a startup business in Dubai.

"Creating a stronger community of female entrepreneurs will only make it easier for more women to join the fold."