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In this compelling episode of In the ARENA, we are joined by Anthony Joseph, famously known as Take Charge AJ, who generously shares his wealth of knowledge on property investment. Key podcast topics: 3 Ways to Invest in Properties Types of Properties with the Highest Returns Dubai Government's Investor Protection Measures The Significance of Drive Anthony Joseph's Accomplishments: Hailing from Lebanon, Anthony Joseph is an Associate Partner of Provident, the CEO of Primestay, and an Amazon best-selling author. He specializes in Dubai Off Plan Property Investment deals and boasts an extensive property portfolio. Anthony holds the distinction of being the most awarded Real Estate Broker in Dubai, with an impressive track record of closing over $1.2 billion in property deals. Currently, he dedicates his efforts to imparting his valuable knowledge and expertise to others through his podcast channel, books, and mentorship program. Anthony firmly believes that if he can achieve success, so can you.   Highlights from this episode:  00:00 Introduction 01:17 The Drive That Sustains Ambition 11:30 From Couch Surfing to Success 27:28 Unlocking Property Investment 33:26 High-Yielding Property Types 38:23 The World of Airbnb and Short-Term Leasing 53:40 How the Dubai Government protects investors 55:30 Sharing Wealth and Wisdom 1:02:31 Commitment issues, marriage and children 1:14:19 Take Charge and Take Action To stay updated with more awe-inspiring interviews featuring Gladiators and titans of industry, don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube Channel and connect with me on the social platforms listed below.    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dariushsoudiofficial/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@dariushsoudi... Twitter: https://twitter.com/dariushspeaks TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dariushsoudiofficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DariushSoudiOfficial LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dariushsoudi/ Website: https://dariushsoudi.com Gladiator Mastery: https://gladiatorsmastery.com

Since Fitness Challenge is on , an annual initiative by Dubai Government to encourage all to adopt a healthier lifestyle, i spoke to Dr Azam Badr Khan, a well known Knee Replacement Surgeon in Dubai about how important is physical activity for all irrespective of our age and at the same time to take care of our Knee. Dr Azam also runs a campaign called Lets Walk Again. To know more click here https://www.instagram.com/drkneedubai/

Dubai Green Fund (DGF) is the funding pillar of the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy for 2050, which has set some ambitious goals for the next 30 years. These include goals for Net Zero Emissions and establishing Dubai as a hub for ESG and Green Economy investment in the MENA region. Joost Smulders is Chief Investment Officer at DGF and my guest today on The Sustainable Finance Podcast (SFP). We're going to talk about why the Dubai Government, anchored by Dubai Electricity & Water Authority (DEWA), has launched this impact investment firm.

Episode 15 of the “Change is possible podcast” is out! My guest is Rana Nawas. She is a 22-year corporate veteran who built her successful career around problem-solving, driving growth and building relationships. After graduating from Oxford with an Engineering degree, she worked in  McKinsey & Company's London Office, the Dubai Government, and GE Capital in a variety of strategy and sales roles. Then she left the corporate world to found her hugely successful podcast "When women win", and become a keynote speaker, advisor, and board chair. Recently, she made another career change and joined Oliver Wyman in Dubai as a partner focusing on the transportation sector. Apart from all the professional success, Rana is a mother of two boys; she is a quad-lingual global citizen, a retired yogini, a cross-fitter, and a cancer survivor. It was such an interesting discussion about life, work, and change Some of Rana's thoughts that stayed with me: The quality of your life is the quality of your relationships You cannot expect everything in life to come out of only one relationship. Sometimes you have to do a job, and you get meaning and purpose from other things And that is OK There are very few dead ends in life. What you want changes over time and that's OK! You recalibrate and figure out what is next Here are Rana's  three key takeaways to have in mind when you plan a career change: - Make sure you are financially secured - Put a lot of thought into what it is that you want to do - When you start with something new – give it a chance; have a grit Tune in, and I promise you – the discussion was so thought-provoking that you will want to spend some alone time thinking about things!

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The conversation continues with H.E. Dr. Aisha, and in part 2 we go deeper into her personal life as she recounts never-heard-before aspects of her childhood  that shaped her character today.  We talk about the social stigmas and glass ceilings that women are typically faced with in this part of the world, and her excellency talks openly about her perspective on why that's the case.  It took courage and confidence for Dr. Aisha to break those barriers, and she gives candid advice to women on how they could pave their way to pursue bold dreams.Dubai is one of the most progressive cities in the world, and as a public servant, Dr. Aisha talks about the formula and reason behind the city reaching the global recognition it has.Great conversation, intimate flashbacks, incredible advice, and a lot of professional lessons to learn from.

Season 1 Finale is here, and what better way to end it than with a truly special guest that I look up to personally and have had the privilege to work with, that being: Her Excellency Dr. Aisha Bint Butti Bin Bishr, who currently is the Vice Chairwoman of Emaar. The conversation I explore with Dr. Aisha is nothing like she's ever discussed in depth before, since we talk a lot about her upbringing, childhood and the intimate milestones that made her the person she is today. Dr. Aisha was titled as one of the world's most influential Arabs by Arabian Business Magazine (2019) and ranked as the Top 10 'Power Businesswomen' in the Middle East by Forbes in 2020 for the several prominent roles she's held throughout her 25 year career in the government, such as working as an executive for the office of HH sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai.Prior to her current role at Emaar, Dr. Aisha was leading Smart Dubai, the smart city and technology arm of the government, and that's where I got the chance to work with her and witness her charismatic leadership.Dr. Aisha's active social media engagement, openness with people and advocacy towards female empowerment made her the admired influencer she is today.Some of the topics I explore with Dr. Aisha in part 1 of the conversation include:- Pressure of holding a leadership role in government as female in the early days- How honesty and openness in government are extremely important today- Why she chose technology as a field of profession back when there weren't many women in it?- Dreams that she had as a child, and were manifested- What does it really mean to work for the executive office of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE- The story of Smart Dubai and how it came about#oneday #dayone #podcast #motivationeveryday #newpodcastepisode#youtubepodcasts #podcastguest #personalgrowth #businessmindset #entrepreneurship#onedaythepodcast #Business #entrepreneur #inspiring #podcastshow #Anghami #spotify #youtube #businessadventure #inspiration #selfdevelopment #dubai #smartdubai #smartcity #smartdubaidata #data #bigdata #smartdata #dtcm #dubaitourism #ai #internetofthings #blockchain #technology #innovation #datapolicy #datastrategy #strategy #economy #digital #dubai_data #activedata #commercialdata #government #govtech #digitaldubai

We talk to Cedric Betis, an athlete and wellness expert who works with Ministers from the Dubai government and CEOs from the private sector to help them achieve their health and wellness vision for themselves, their companies and their city. We discuss how COVID has changed the dynamics in terms of wellness on a corporate level and why it is no longer a "nice to have" a wellness program and why the role of "Chief Wellness Officer" would become ubiquitous. Cedric offers tips to companies, individuals and parents who are looking to achieve their health & wellness goals and how to make these goals sustainable. PS: please excuse the glitch in the sound in the last 10 minutes as my microphone was accidentally disconnected!

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Dr. Abdulla Al Karam, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Director General of the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), is responsible for a wide spectrum of education in Dubai's private sector, spanning early learning, school, and higher education and training Institutes. Dr. Abdulla has the distinction of holding key positions across the United Arab Emirates, as well as being a Board member of the National Qualifications Authority, of the UAE Federal Government. He was also appointed to the Board of the Social Sector, Government of Dubai. He has recently been nominated a member of the Higher Committee for Protection of the Rights of People with Disabilities in the Emirate of Dubai. Previously, Dr. Abdulla held positions in various government sectors, including: Vice Chairman and Secretary General, Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award for Distinguished Academic Performance; Chairman of the Dubai Government's Human Resources Committee, which was set up as the link between human resources programmes and initiatives and Dubai's goals and strategic priorities; Board member, Dubai Knowledge Fund, which seeks to effectively participate in developing Dubai's knowledge capital through profitably managing funds. He was also a member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on Education 2010. Prior to the formation of KHDA, Dr. Abdulla held the post of CEO of Dubai Knowledge Village, which ushered in the International Branch Campus, with a remit to diversify the educational landscape in Dubai. Before that, Dr. Abdulla headed the Research Unit at Dubai Internet City and began his career working as a software engineer in the United States and France. Dr. Abdulla holds a PhD in computer engineering from the University of South Carolina. Social Links Twitter: @khda LinkedIn: knowledge-&-human-development-authority

My formal bio! Rana Nawas is a corporate veteran turned speaker and podcaster, on a mission to help women win. She does this through inspiring keynotes, strategic advisory and her podcast, When Women Win - a show where female role models from diverse backgrounds share inspirational stories and practical tools for success. Rana spent 17 years in the corporate world, at McKinsey & Company's London Office, the Dubai Government, and GE Capital in a variety of strategy and sales roles. Whilst at GE, she co-led the Women’s Network for the Middle East, Africa & Turkey and led the charge in rewriting policies and helping women rise. Rana has been featured on CNN and in Vogue Arabia; her articles have been published in Forbes, GQ and many others. Rana is also a full-time mother, wife, daughter, sister, meal planner & wannabe athlete.  ******************************** I'd love to hear what you think of the format and content of this 5-minute episode... Could you send a message through https://whenwomenwinpodcast.com? Or via my LinkedIn and Instagram @rananawas? Thank you! Rana

Mohammed Murad, of Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), is an entrepreneur and manages four companies. After a 20-year career with the Dubai Police force, he retired as a Lt. Colonel in 2003. He has more than 27 years of experience as Director and CEO in the fields of Emergency Medical Services Management, Human Resource Development and Strategic Planning all in the Government of Dubai. During his career in Dubai Police, he worked in the Criminal Investigation Department for eight years and then spearheaded the team that established and developed the Emergency Medical services for Dubai. After his retirement from the police he was tasked with heading Dubai’s Institute for Human Resource Development as CEO. He then became the Chief for Excellence and Performance in the newly established Community Development Authority for Dubai Government, where along with the strategic development team laid down the strategic plan and structure of the entity and successfully launched the Authority through a Decree. He has served as a Past International President of Toastmasters International (a non-profit organization for Leadership and Communication skills development) in 2014-15 with more than 360,000 members worldwide. Mohammed is currently the Managing Director of companies in the fields of event management, management consultancy and training, fashion and beauty. He is a lecturer in Event Management Development Institute Dubai (EMDI). Mohammed has extensive experience in Quality Systems, Coaching and Leadership Development with a multi-national workforce in the private sector. He is an entrepreneur, a consultant and a trainer. He is a certified Facilitator for MTA Experiential Learning. He is also a Certified Health Coach through the Institute of Integrative Nutrition (IIN). He holds two Masters degrees, an MBA and a Masters in Quality Management (MQM) both from the University of Wollongong, Australia.

Kim Skildum Reid founded Power Sponsorship in 1994 to provide advice to major corporate sponsors in the Asia-Pacific region for clients that include Target Stores, Unilever, Qantas, Dubai Government, SABMiller, ANZ Bank, QBE, Virgin Group, Singapore Government, Mazda, Estee Lauder, and many more. So the topic of the conversation is obviously the sponsorship market, what’s the difference between good and bad strategy and how the Covid crisis is impacting how brands are viewing sport across the APAC region.

In this week's Business Insights Vodcast, our host, Mr. Kim Winter explores the Digitisation of the Food Supply Chain and in particular the increasing importance of food security with rising UAE based Food eCommerce player, Seafood Souq. Joined by Seafood Souq CEO and Co-founder, Mr. Sean Dennis, a serial entrepreneur and adventurer whose past ventures included global blockchain loyalty leader, Loyyal, they look closely at the rapid growth of his latest venture and its drive to transform the food supply chain through digitalisation. Mr. Dennis was a key part of Europe's largest Tech Accelerator as Blockchain Mentor and a part of the Dubai Government's ‘Entrepreneur-in-Residence' accelerator program. Focusing on business-critical areas such as eliminating fraud in the seafood industry, using data to minimise wastage and enhancing traceability through the use of the digital tools, Sean outlines the roadmap for digitising the end to end supply chain. From their journey of inception to becoming the leading online B2B marketplace for Seafood, Mr. Dennis highlights the path to success and how commitment to food security, value, and creating a digitized supply chain is revolutionising traditional business models.

Chatbots, chatbots all over the place... every travel web site wants to have a chatbot these days, so it seems; similarly, there is a difference between simply having a chatbot and deploying a chatbot in such a way as to achieve higher levels of customer engagement and, indeed, better business outcomes. In this #Travelcast, I had the opportunity to interview David Curran. He is a Machine Learning Engineer responsible for making natural language processing applications for OpenJaw technologies. He has made chatbot systems for the Mercedes, Orange Bank France, Travelsky, the Dubai Government, la Caixa, Crédit Mutuel, and others. He is currently leading a team creating a classification system for Chinese.

In this episode, we cover the SDO Global Blockchain Challenge which was showcased in the Future Blockchain Summit in Dubai. Out of the 700+ applications, only 20 finalists were flown to Dubai with a chance to pitch their ideas and where only three can be crowned winners do receive cash prizes. We first speak with Karin Gabriel, a Project Lead at the Dubai Future Accelerators (DFA), who explains to us what the DFA is and its role within the Dubai Government, and also what the Global Blockchain Challenege is all about. We then spoke with 6 of the finalists to learn more about what they’re doing and what their projects are! These include: -TE-Food (Supply chain management for food traceability) -Bluechain (Digitizing and optimising the industrial management process and operation) -Quantstamp (Blockchain agnostic protocol which secures smart contracts) -Ole Sports (Making football fairer and tokenising the aspects of the football experience) -PO8 (Marine archelogy start-up that is tokenising underwater assets) -Akita Blockchain Solutions (Building tangible prototypes and products based on blockchain) We wish we could have sat down with all 20 start-ups, but the above 6 just showcases how diverse the finals were. The competition took place on Wednesday 3rd April and the winners were announced during the Future Blockchain Summit - Congratulations to: Quantstamp (1st place) iGrowChain (2nd place) GrayBlock Power (3rd place). We hope you enjoy!!! If you liked what you heard, please do leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and the other platforms. Don’t forget to support us by spreading the word! Special Guest: Karin Gabriel.

Rana Nawas is a published writer, corporate warrior and sought-after speaker on a mission to inspire women of all backgrounds to shine. Born in England to a Palestinian father and Lebanese mother, Rana grew up like many Western-educated Arabs facing the dichotomy of liberal and traditional values.Rana’s education at Oxford University and Harvard Business School gave her a strong foundation to solve problems and negotiate effectively, but nothing could have prepared her for the tough reality that women face as they rise through the corporate world.Over the course of her 17-year corporate career spanning McKinsey & Company’s London Office, the Dubai Government and GE Capital, Rana has pioneered new markets, launched new products, led diverse and sometimes virtual teams, won business all over the world and developed strong relationships. She also led the charge in rewriting corporate policies that impact women, championed pay parity and helped women rise in their professional and personal lives.Rana is a mother of two and a wife of one, she is the creator and host of the podcast When Women Win, sharing inspirational stories and tools that boss ladies from all walks of life have used along their journeys, and is the chapter president of Ellevate, a global organization that brings professional women together.Rana has been featured in the press, on TV and on radio. She has spoken in front of diverse audiences on a variety of topics, and has been labelled a “thought-provoking”, “fact-driven” and “inspiring” speaker.You can keep up with the latest from Rana on her website at RanaNawas.com.Enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Customer happiness! That is what the government of Dubai in the UAE is aiming for. Muna Al Dhabbah talks about how they use design to create positive and engaged society. We also talk about the differences between designing private and public services. ---------------------------------------- EPISODE GUIDE 1:56 - First encounter with Service Design. 4:08 - What if government has engaged customers and suppliers in each stage of service improvement? 12:03 - Why do we need to study public-government relationship design? 17:17 - How far is the UAE going with the customer happiness projects? 24:52 - Big question: How would you design for happiniess? ---------------------------------------- On the Service Design Show we discuss how you can make a positve impact through design. If you're interested in Service Design, Design Thinking, Customer Experience, Business Innovation and Organisational Change we'd love to have you subscribe and join us! MORE EPISODES Enjoyed the show? Take a look at some of the other episodes ➜ @servicedesignshow OFFICIAL YOUTUBE CHANNEL Every episode of the Service Design Show is also available as via the official YouTube channel ➜ youtube.com/servicedesignshow