Posts Tagged ‘WomenInLeadership’
Nada El Andari
Some people are temporary and no matter how long they stay, they always leave a lesson or expose you to new opportunities and ways to grow. Nada El Andari.
Read MoreImportance of Growth Mindset and Coaching Techniques
How can Growth mindset and coaching techniques help you grow and succeed in the workplace? NLP Coaching calls upon psychology and behavioral sciences to create models to help people identify their desired outcomes, challenge their assumptions, reframe their experiences, discover alternative behaviors and experiment with them in order to achieve Excellence. Read More
Read MoreYasmine Darwich, founder of Donaleb
Yasmine Darwich is a Social Entrepreneur leading innovation and social change one step at a time. Using her expertise in Data Analysis and her knowledge in the startup industry, Yasmine founded DonaLeb, a global impact platform that allows users to walk for a cause. Through DonaLeb, Yasmine is connecting individuals, businesses, and NGOs to reach Read More
Read MoreDr. Maliha Hashmi
Dr. Maliha Hashmi is a winner of the prestigious Forbes Health Leadership Award of 2022 and part of the World Leaders Award recipients. As well, she is one of the Top Seven Most Talented Female Health Leaders of the MENA region and is well-known as one of the dedicated and esteemed leaders in Read More
Read MoreThe power of now is crucial
Interview with Lea Atallah Why did you choose to embark on your journey in the medical high-tech industry? My journey in the medical industry started 10 years ago as a regulatory intern for the Middle East Region when I was just completing my last semester at the American University of Beirut (AUB). I grabbed Read More
Read MoreTaiba Yoseph, founder of IE (Insightful Enablement)
The Dynamo of life
Karla Rizk Jaalouk: Maintaining a gender balance
Karla Rizk Jaalouk is a dedicated entrepreneur and president of the Brazil Friendship Group who’s constantly pursuing her goals. What can you tell us about yourself? My name is Karla Rizk Jaalouk, I am Brazilian, my parents are Lebanese and I am married to Georges Jaalouk, a Lebanese doctor. I have 3 children – Read More
Read MoreAbeer Alessa
Success is the result of constant efforts, so replace your excuses with actions in order to succeed.
Read MoreFrom HR to People and Culture
Why must organizations embrace this change? Human resource (HR) departments have traditionally been responsible for managing employee-related tasks such as hiring, payroll, and benefits administration. However, in recent years, there has been a shift towards a more holistic approach to managing and developing employees, known as people and culture. The focus of people and culture Read More
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