Posts Tagged ‘education’
Dr. Basma ELZein, the sky is the limit.
Arij Kaissi, Educational Psychologist
Arij Kaissi is an Educational Psychologist, a certified Executive and Leadership Coach, a Career and Youth Coach & Entrepreneur. She is also a certified Regional Social Responsibility Consultant. She is the founder and owner of Progressive Energy, the mother company of two registered brands: The Coaching Platform: A Consultancy, Coaching, and Training firm specialized Read More
Read MoreMona Makkawi – EMBA, HR Expert, Consultant and Business Trainer
Mona Makkawi, is an Ambitious and determined professional who demonstrated an exceptional passion for learning and transferring knowledge to others with a strong belief, that elevating others and helping them reach their full potentials will advance oneself. Mona’s exposure to different sectors and industries throughout her 18+ years of experience enabled her, to build a solid Read More
Read MoreAneeqa Rana-Global Education Consultant
Aneeqa Rana-Global Education Consultant & eLearning Expert Aneeqa is a Pakistani-born American woman with an eclectic background. She has spent about half of her life in the United States and a half living and working in the Indian Subcontinent, the Middle East, and Africa. She is a reflective, tenacious, life-long learner and a self-starter, with Read More
Read MoreDr. Amal Al Malki : “For only in our unity we will be able to change our reality”
What did you want to be growing up? I neither had a career aspiration nor a clear path to follow. I grew up during a period in which girls’ personal and professional lives were predetermined according to specific gender roles. My peers either got married at an early age or worked as teachers in schools. Read More
Read MoreWomen on Academic Boards: Sought after or Imposed?
Women on Academic Boards: Sought after or Imposed? Higher Education (HE) institutions are the main source of knowledge because of the very essence of their existence; they are expected to set the path to exemplary practices, more specifically towards the endorsement of female talent across top decisional positions. In HE leadership, gender is not Read More
Read MoreRita Rhayem: Paving the Way for Women in the Humanitarian World
Rita Rhayem: Paving the Way for Women in the Humanitarian World What inspired you to embark on this journey in the Humanitarian Field? It was by accident. When searching for a job, I never considered the humanitarian field, until I started working with “Doctors Without Borders”. I discovered a field that leads you Read More
Read MoreMyrna Trad: A Self-Empowering Journey
Myrna Trad: A Self-Empowering Journey Can you talk about one woman who has significantly impacted your life? Do you have a role model? Growing up, my biggest role model was my mother, who – at the time – was a struggling woman who worked day and night to provide for our financially struggling Read More
Read MorePepsiCo and Ajialouna’s Tomooh Marks 16 Years of Supporting Youth
PepsiCo Inc., in partnership with Ajialouna, a local non-profit organization, announced the launch of its Tomooh scholarship program for 2021, celebrating 16 years of supporting disadvantaged Lebanese youths in pursuing higher education. The program was initially launched in 2006 after Saad Abdul-Latif, the then PepsiCo Chief Executive Officer for Asia, Middle East & Africa, Read More
Read MoreAbeer Saqer – CEO of Memorial International Patient Care Network
Over the past 25 years, Abeer Saqer has established a bridge between Houston’s thriving medical community to the Middle East and beyond, making the city’s advancements in medicine accessible to people around the globe. Abeer began her career at MD Anderson Cancer Center, where she established the first International Patient Center for service with Read More
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