Calling all young Arab business leaders

Posted by: Muneera Tuesday, 28 September 2010 8:12 PM[UAE] - Qatar

I nominate Hind & Reem Beljafla. I'm not sure about their age but they are definitely younger than 30 yrs old. They are extremely successful Emirati designers they mainly design abbaya's

Posted by: Juds Saturday, 7 August 2010 5:19 AM[UAE]

Does anyone know when the list of 30 will be announced?

Posted by: lara Saturday, 31 July 2010 8:22 PM[UAE]

I am nominating Lebanese sisters Amanda (29) and Stephanie (25) Khouri. Despite the immense competition in the local market and the economic difficulties facing international markets, these two sisters managed to grow Urban Steel Collection (www.urbansteelme.com) from a tiny start-up in 2005 to one which now caters to some of the largest local and multinational companies. What began as a small shop in Satwa catering to specific niche markets has blossomed into a boutique concept company that offers 100% client-customized corporate gifts. These two sisters do everything themselves: brainstorm the initial concept with clients, design the gifts, work with numerous suppliers to create the end-product, and, finally, deliver the gifts to the clients. Their most unique characteristic is that they do not have a brochure specifically because they take a different approach with each client and constantly draw on their creative capabilities. By combining high quality, innovative goods, stellar customer service, and transparency in their activities with reasonable costs, they have proven that it is still possible in this day and age to grow a business based on honesty, integrity, and respect.

Posted by: ab3000 Saturday, 31 July 2010 2:47 AM[UAE]

because its arabian business

Posted by: Khabir Friday, 30 July 2010 1:53 AM[UAE] - UAE

"In the third quarter of 2009, Ali launched YourVox Inc., a platform for sharing news, and perspectives on events taking place in the world in real time. At the age of 19, Ali is changing the way that we think about the news, as his platform enables global issues to become a participative discussion, as opposed to a passively consumed media product. In April, Ali was selected as the youngest Delegate to attend the Presidential Summit on Entrepreneurship in Washington D.C. and in June was nominated into GQ's Gentlemen's Fund."