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I always love speaking with founders who are guided by purpose, and Reham Essa's story is a perfect example.  After years as a pharmacist, Founder and CEO Reham set out to create a skincare brand that prioritizes health, simplicity, and integrity over hype. EssenZen is about more than beauty; it's about reclaiming what skincare should be: minimal, functional, and rooted in science. In this episode, Reham shares how her background in pharmacy led to a deeper understanding of skin and a passion for product formulation.  We dive into what it means to create a brand from scratch, challenge industry norms, and speak directly to the conscious consumer. If you're building something purpose-driven or just tired of 12-step skincare routines, you'll want to hear this. Here are a few key moments from our conversation: * Why Reham left pharmacy to pursue her purpose through skincare   * How EssenZen redefines beauty with minimalist, science-backed products   * The challenges and wins of building a bootstrapped brand from the ground up   * Why fewer ingredients and clear messaging resonate in a noisy market   * The importance of staying true to your values—even when growth is slow   Join me, Ramon Vela, as we listen to the episode and discover how Reham is rewriting the skincare story—one intentional product at a time. For more on EssenZen, visit:  https://essenzenbotanicals.com/   For more on Radixir, visit:  https://radixir.com/ If you enjoyed this episode, please leave The Story of a Brand Show a rating and review.  Plus, don't forget to follow us on Apple and Spotify.  Your support helps us bring you more content like this! * Today's Sponsors: Saral - The Influencer OS: https://www.getsaral.com/demo SARAL is the all-in-one influencer platform that finds brand-aligned creators, automates outreach, and manages everything in one place. Request a live demo today. Let the SARAL team know you're a The Story of a Brand Show podcast listener to get an extended free trial! Visit the link above. 

Allah Ka Reham Aur Fazal Panay Ka Asaan Nuskha - by Qibla Syed Sarfraz Ahmad Shah Sahabاللہ کا رحم اور فضل پانے کا آسان نسخہ - قبلہ سید سرفراز احمد شاہ صاحبWatch over 2000+ video library of Syed Sarfraz Ahmad Shah Sahab

Allah Se Sabar Na Mangein Uska Reham Mangein, Reham Hi Kyun? - by Qibla Syed Sarfraz Ahmad Shah Sahabاللہ سے صبر نہ مانگیں بلکہ اس کا رحم مانگیں تو رحم ہی کیوں؟ - قبلہ سید سرفراز احمد شاہ صاحب‎Follow Syed Sarfraz Ahmad Shah (Official) channel on WhatsApp

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This week we chatted with the founder of Radixir, Reham Essa. Reham tells us all about her pharmacist turned cosmetic chemist journey, why her formulations are so different, how different skin types are affected by different elements and skincare + so much more!You can connect with Reham and Radixir on Instagram at @radixir_skincare You can shop Radixir Skincare at radixir.comTo connect with me, find me on Instagram at @mackenzieejudgee Connect with the podcast on Instagram at @blondiebeautypodcast  Tag us with #blondiebeautypodcast on social!Stay glossy until next time, muah!

Reham Eid is an Egyptian Photographer, Marketing Entrepreneur, and mother of two daughters living in Switzerland. She began her career in the pharmaceutical industry and excelled as a marketeer. Almost 20 years later, she earned a degree from the New York Institute of Photography, opened her studio and was nominated at the internationally acclaimed Fine Art Photography Award. She works as a certified trainer for Portrait Photography with Swiss Photo Club, where she is also a member of their Award jury. Reham even started a Photography Club at her daughters' International School Basel. Since last year, she does marketing consultancy for an Egyptian cosmetics business. This year, she hosted her first solo fine art exhibition. https://rehameid.com BOOKS:

Join us for a sit down with the founder of RADIXIR, a revolutionary new brand perfect for the Gen Z “It” crowd that wants a perfect blend of glowing skin and the perfect makeup prime. Reham Essa is the founder of Radixir, the new anti-aging skincare line designed to address acne and breakouts in mature skin. Reham started her career in her home country of Egypt as a pharmacist in 2009. While she has built a successful career in the pharmaceutical space working for independent pharmacies and cosmetic companies, she's always been particularly interested in cosmetic chemistry – one of the areas she's been trained in during her studies. After moving to the US in 2013, she decided to turn her passion for cosmetic chemistry into a career, and shortly after joined the Midwest Chapter of the Cosmetic Chemist Society. To further her expertise, she continued her education in cosmetic chemistry through advanced courses in natural organic formulations, natural fragrance, natural preserving, natural facial masks and spa management at Formula Botanica. She has also completed a mini-MBA program at Harvard University and University of Maryland to advance her management and marketing skills. Inspired by her personal experience with adult acne that has significantly impacted her confidence, in 2020 Reham set on a journey to formulate products that could address breakouts while delivering anti- aging benefits without overdrying skin. In 2022, the Radixir collection, featuring Confidence Serum, Confidence Moisturiser and Ice Globes Face Massager was born. With Radixir, Reham's goal has been to create a simplified yet effective skincare routine that would help busy women, like herself, achieve radiant, hydrated, breakout-free and youthful-looking skin with minimal effort and time commitment. Reham currently resides in Ellicott City, MD with her two children, a husband and a mini labradoodle Mocha. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/skincareanarchy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/skincareanarchy/support

A lot of people say they stumbled into their jobs - and we have a lot of podcast episodes with guests who describe their career this way. But we've never heard a story like Reham Fawad's. Her product career was literally handed to her! In today's episode, Reham shares her knowledge and passion for product management, her 15 years of experience, and her insight into how to get into the profession. She also tells us about the amazing group she founded for Muslimahs in product - MVP! Key lessons from this episode At the core of product management is empathy, listening to people and adding value to their lives in whatever way you can (6:00) Always look at the why and pull yourself back if you're solutionising instead of listening (10:00) The question she gets asked all the time (hint: it's about how to get into product) (19:00) Show Notes and Transcript: https://www.tech-sisters.com/2023/02/reham-fawad/ Leave a Review: https://buff.ly/3o3ifG7 Patreon: patreon.com/techsisters

Here is the 5th interview of Season 6 of the podcast with the ICF-Egypt Chapter members & other coaches With : Reham Talking about : Imposter Syndrome Here are the main points covered : * Why it's almost a trend? * Who's affected by it ? * How to deal with it ? Her resources : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fKkLSGCaKmbuiClAgmNK6ZW2ckbiglUE/view?usp=sharing To connect with her : https://www.linkedin.com/in/reham-elsheemy-pcc-725746215 Full Podcast Playlist : https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLznIndo4Cq5CP1Q36oinfxv0NXtXw3OdP

Reham Khan comes on the podcast to have a candid chat about Pakistan, Imran Khan, "the book" and dealing with hate. Reham Khan is a British-Pakistani journalist, author, and filmmaker. She is a former wife of Imran Khan and the author of her self-titled book, Reham Khan. The Pakistan Experience is an independently produced podcast looking to tell stories about Pakistan through conversations. Please consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thepakistanex... And Please stay in touch: https://twitter.com/ThePakistanExp1 https://www.facebook.com/thepakistane... https://instagram.com/thepakistanexpe... The podcast is hosted by comedian and writer, Shehzad Ghias Shaikh. Shehzad is a Fulbright scholar with a Masters in Theatre from Brooklyn College. He is also one of the foremost Stand-up comedians in Pakistan and frequently writes for numerous publications. Instagram.com/shehzadghiasshaikh Facebook.com/Shehzadghias/ Twitter.com/shehzad89 Chapters: 0:00 Facing Hate Online 5:30 Why were you in the Parliament 10:00 Why did you support PTI? 14:30 Why did you marry Imran Khan? 21:30 Skipper's Game 26:30 Portrayal of Imran Khan in the book 38:30 Why are more people not in your corner? 45:30 Unnecessary Sensationalist elements in the book 1:00:00 Going to Waqar Zaka's show 1:10:00 The Second Film 1:15:00 Peoples Question and Answers

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As a journalist and the ex-wife of the current Pakistani Prime Minister, Reham Khan has unique insight into the politics of charitable work and challenges one meets when trying to make change in a conservative Islamic society like Pakistan. We spoke to her during the height of the COVID 19 pandemic in India & Pakistan to get her views on the state of politics in the region.Akshobh's article on Passports: https://www.thequint.com/voices/opinion/indian-passport-dual-citizenship-american-citizens-immigrants-visa-issues-commonwealthReham Khan Foundation: https://www.facebook.com/RehamKhanFoundationOfficial/CREDITSMusic: Theme song by Brandon Duke. / "Arabic Night" by Bobby Cole (licensed through Storyblocks).Produced by Brandon Duke & Akshobh Giridharadas.Edited by Brandon Duke.Copyright 2022 by Karkata Media LLC.

In this episode with Reham Dasouqi, we talk about all things fitness, wellness and staying mindful about your health inwards and outwards. Reham tells us about her passion for staying fit and eating well in order to get her life on track and be able to fulfill her priorities. Reham has always been passionate about fitness and shares her journey through social media through her widely famous Instagram account going by the name @CoachReham. Episode is out now!Reham Dasouqi is fitness expert and nutrition specialist with extensive certifications in personal training, spinning, body pump les mills, sports nutrition, and corrective exercises courses. Before finding her calling in fitness, she pursued her education in actuarial science in the university of Jordan and has almost 6 years of experience in business development, marketing in telecom and consulting companies.

In this podcast, Reham Ameen a friend of mine from Mansoura, Egypt and I discuss the importance of learning the necessary listening, speaking, reading and writing skills to increase our understanding of English easily. Reham is seeking fulltime employment as an English teacher. https://www.linkedin.com/in/reham-ameen-0a6521181/ Thank you. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/support

Be part of our community by joining our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtbehindthings In conversation with tonight's guest, Dr. Aamir Rashid. How has his journey been like? How was his family like? Did he become a doctor by his own choice? How did reading change Dr. Aamir's life? How did he get into the pharmaceutical business? When did he start Medinet pharmaceutical? How many partners were there in Medinet pharmaceutical? Did he buy himself out of the company? His advice to the new generation? Was his hospital on a partnership? Where did he get the idea to open Tuscany Courtyard? Was opening Tuscany Courtyard risky? What was the thought behind opening Tuscany? Where did Imran Khan meet Reham khan for the first time? What is the story behind Chikachino? Are they looking to expand? How many branches do they have? Catch this and much more in tonight's episode. Do not forget to subscribe and press the bell icon to catch on to some amazing conversations coming your way! Connect with us: • https://www.instagram.com/thoughtbehindthings • https://www.instagram.com/muzamilhasan Aamir's LinkedIn: https://pk.linkedin.com/in/dr-aamir-rashid-02918819a The Pakistan Pivot podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDkodgbNMEk --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/syed-muzamil-hasan-zaidi3/support

#startup #business #entrepreneurship Let's get Inspired! Let's find the entrepreneur inside you... You want to hear about entrepreneurship? Tune into The Founder on Tuesday, September 28th at 7:00 pm. Riham Abu Elinin, founder and CEO of BZNSBUILDER is starring this new episode of "The Founder" with Fady Ismaeel. Listen to Reham as she shares her story and what she's learned on her journey becoming an entrepreneur. You can listen to all episodes each Tuesday at 7 PM on Cairo Business Radio http://cairobusinessradio.com My Podcast Channels https://cairobusinessradio.com Podcast Channels Anchor FM https://anchor.fm/fadyismaeel Anghami Channel https://play.anghami.com/podcast/1016 Sound Cloud Channel https://soundcloud.com/ag-consultant YoutubeChannel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl5Q Facebook Page https://web.facebook.com/FadyIsmaeel10

The clitoris is the only part of the human body designed for pleasure. It has a whopping 8,000 nerve endings, twice as many as a male penis, yet in many cultures little girls are forced into genital cutting or Female Genital Mutilation.  In Egypt around 40 Million women and girls are survivors of FGM. Egypt, has the largest population of FGM survivors in the entire world. Why is that? Why does this surgery take place at such a large scale? Some say it's fueled by female oppression and the desire to control women, others say it's cultural norms and parents feeling pressured to conform. I had the honor of sitting down with Dr. Amr Seifeldin & Dr. Reham Awwad, the founders of Restore FGM center located in Mohandessin in Cairo, Egypt. Dr. Amr Seifeldin is one of a handful of doctors in the entire world who are trained to perform clitoral restorative surgeries and the only doctor in the MENA region specialized in FGM treatments. Together with Dr. Reham, who is a plastic surgeon, they joined forces to create a multidisciplinary medical center for women who have survived FGM. This is an episode you will not want to miss. البظر هو الجزء الوحيد في جسم الإنسان المخصص للمتعة فقط. البظر عنده ٨،٠٠٠ نهاية عصبية، يعني ضعف النهايات العصبية في القضيب، وبالرغم من ده، في بنات كتيرة بتتعرض للختان في دول مختلفة. في حوالي ٤٠ مليون ناجيات من الختان في مصر. للأسف، مصر هي أكتر دولة في العالم ستاتها وبناتها اتعرضوا للختان.  إيه السبب؟ ليه العملية البشعة دي منتشرة كده؟في ناس شايفة إن ده بسبب الرغبة في السيطرة على الستات واضطهادهم، وناس تانية شايفة إن ده بسبب التقاليد والضغط على الأهالي عشان يعملوا العملية لبناتهم. أنا كان ليا الشرف إني أتكلم مع الدكتور عمرو سيف الدين وجراحة التجميل ريهام عواد، مؤسسي مركز "ترميم" لعلاج آثار ختان الإناث الجسدية والنفسية. المركز موجود في مصر في القاهرة في حي المهندسين. الدكتور عمرو سيف الدين واحد من الأطباء القليلة في العالم اللي اتدربوا على إجراء عملية ترميم البظر وهو الدكتور الوحيد في الشرق الأوسط المتخصص في علاج الختان. اجتمع عمرو سيف الدين وريهام عواد واستغلوا خبراتهم عشان يأسسوا مركز طبي متعدد التخصصات للستات اللي اتعرضوا للختان. الحلقة دي متتفوتش. لا تنسوا ان تقيموا البرنامج لنصل لأكبر عدد من المستمعين في العالم العربي. هذا البودكاست من إنتاج وتوزيع بوديو | Podeoحملوا تطبيق بوديو: https://podeo.co/downloadتابعوا للمزيد من العلم:https://thisismotherbeing.com إستمعوا ل The Mother Being Podcast مع نور إمام على بوديو Listen to The Mother Being Podcast with Nour Emam on Podeo

The clitoris is the only part of the human body designed for pleasure. It has a whopping 8,000 nerve endings, twice as many as a male penis, yet in many cultures little girls are forced into genital cutting or Female Genital Mutilation. In Egypt around 40 Million women and girls are survivors of FGM. Egypt, has the largest population of FGM survivors in the entire world.Why is that? Why does this surgery take place at such a large scale?Some say it's fueled by female oppression and the desire to control women, others say it's cultural norms and parents feeling pressured to conform.I had the honor of sitting down with Dr. Amr Seifeldin & Dr. Reham Awwad, the founders of Restore FGM center located in Mohandessin in Cairo, Egypt.Dr. Amr Seifeldin is one of a handful of doctors in the entire world who are trained to perform clitoral restorative surgeries and the only doctor in the MENA region specialized in FGM treatments. Together with Dr. Reham, who is a plastic surgeon, they joined forces to create a multidisciplinary medical center for women who have survived FGM.This is an episode you will not want to miss.البظر هو الجزء الوحيد في جسم الإنسان المخصص للمتعة فقط. البظر عنده ٨،٠٠٠ نهاية عصبية، يعني ضعف النهايات العصبية في القضيب، وبالرغم من ده، في بنات كتيرة بتتعرض للختان في دول مختلفة.في حوالي ٤٠ مليون ناجيات من الختان في مصر. للأسف، مصر هي أكتر دولة في العالم ستاتها وبناتها اتعرضوا للختان. إيه السبب؟ ليه العملية البشعة دي منتشرة كده؟في ناس شايفة إن ده بسبب الرغبة في السيطرة على الستات واضطهادهم، وناس تانية شايفة إن ده بسبب التقاليد والضغط على الأهالي عشان يعملوا العملية لبناتهم.أنا كان ليا الشرف إني أتكلم مع الدكتور عمرو سيف الدين وجراحة التجميل ريهام عواد، مؤسسي مركز "ترميم" لعلاج آثار ختان الإناث الجسدية والنفسية. المركز موجود في مصر في القاهرة في حي المهندسين.الدكتور عمرو سيف الدين واحد من الأطباء القليلة في العالم اللي اتدربوا على إجراء عملية ترميم البظر وهو الدكتور الوحيد في الشرق الأوسط المتخصص في علاج الختان. اجتمع عمرو سيف الدين وريهام عواد واستغلوا خبراتهم عشان يأسسوا مركز طبي متعدد التخصصات للستات اللي اتعرضوا للختان.الحلقة دي متتفوتش.لا تنسوا ان تقيموا البرنامج لنصل لأكبر عدد من المستمعين في العالم العربي.هذا البودكاست من إنتاج وتوزيع بوديو | Podeoحملوا تطبيق بوديو: https://podeo.co/downloadتابعوا للمزيد من العلم:https://thisismotherbeing.comإستمعوا ل The Mother Being Podcast مع نور إمام على بوديوListen to The Mother Being Podcast with Nour Emam on Podeo

Let's get Inspired! Let's find the entrepreneur inside you... You want to hear about entrepreneurship? Tune into The Founder on Tuesday,  Riham Abu Elinin, founder and CEO of BZNSBUILDER is starring this new episode of "The Founder" with Fady Ismaeel. Listen to Reham as she shares her story and what she's learned on her journey becoming an entrepreneur.

Reham Fagiri is the Founder and CEO of AptDeco, an online marketplace that eliminates the hassle of buying and selling furniture. Reham always knew she wanted to build something but never knew exactly what it would be. The idea for AptDeco came to Reham after she finished business school at Wharton and was preparing to move to New York. Desperate to sell her furniture, she used Craigslist, and was met with strangers coming to her house, heavy negotiations, cancellations, and even moments that compromised her safety. When speaking to her colleagues, she realized so many of her classmates were dealing with the same frustrations. Although she accepted a job with another start-up, Reham became obsessed with the idea of creating a better platform to buy and sell furniture. Fast forward to today, AptDeco has morphed from a scrappy team poaching furniture sales from Craigslist to now being a leading marketplace that provides a seamless experience from buying to selling to delivery of furniture.We talk to Reham about how she got the idea off the ground with very little money, some of the hurdles she hit when it came to scaling the business, how to really engage with your customers and create a trusted brand that people truly want, and so much more.In this episode, we'll talk to Reham about: * Reham shares about her life growing up in Sudan and the exposure she had to entrepreneurship [2:46]* Why Reham decided to leave her reputable job at Goldman Sachs to pursue business school [4:22]* The importance of having exposure to different opportunities and people when thinking about career changes [7:47]* How the idea of AptDeco came to life and how she decided to test the concept before spending more time and resources towards it [8:42]* Reham discusses why she felt comfortable taking the risk to build the business despite the massive amount of school debt she has [22:30]* The motivations around starting Y Combinator and the biggest lesson she learned: meet your customers [27:14]* Reham shares her best advice when it comes to connecting with your customer & some of the mistakes she made in the process [30:20]* How Reham created awareness in the early days & brought in her first few hundred customers [39:22]* The power of word of mouth and referrals in your business vs. paying for your customers [41:47]* Reham discusses the difficulty she faced raising money in the early stages of the business & why that was one of the best things that she experienced [43:04]* How she dealt with the rejections when it came to fundraising & how she deals with the highs and lows of entrepreneurship [48:19]Follow Reham:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aptdeco/* Website: https://www.aptdeco.com/Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Furniture became a hot item in 2020, and resale platform AptDeco was ready for that demand. The company's sales grew more than 300% last year, and is trying to ride that wave through this year. According to co-founder and CEO Reham Fagiri, the company's emphasis is now on expansion. AptDeco began in New York in 2014, and has been slowly growing ever since. Over the years, it added delivery to Northern New Jersey as well as Washington D.C. Now, more cities are being added. “We launched in Philadelphia earlier this year, and now -- literally two weeks ago -- just launched in the San Francisco Bay Area,” she said on the Modern Retail Podcast. “We're seeing a lot of opportunity.” Part of the reason for this growth is because AptDeco was able to capitalize on big consumer shifts. More people were stuck at home in 2020 and were buying nicer furniture. “We also saw people selling their products and looking to upgrade to more higher-end pieces,” she said. While many furniture companies have had supply chain issues due to logistics bottlenecks, AptDeco owns its fulfillment network and was able to mitigate much of that thanks to its delivery network. “We are logistics,” said Fagiri. “The reason why we own [delivery] is because we want to make sure we control the experience.” It's these elements that have helped AptDeco grow. Now, with expansion on the horizon, the plan is to have it become more of a household name.

Reham Habib has been a part of making brands like Nike, Jordan, and even 50 Cent's G-Unit, some of the most recognizable names on the planet. Her path to the top of the corporate world is "looks less like a ladder and more like a jungle gym," and that includes living in China for 4 years working for Jordan Brand. Find out how she's managed to balance work with a healthy dose of travel, and how she thinks the perfect work schedule could look a lot different than tradition determines. We also discuss some incredibly important topics like addressing the lack of diversity in leadership levels in the footwear industry, how fans and consumers can hold brands accountable, and how environmentally friendly choices are happening behind the scenes. https://youtu.be/4ZCdGmao3dU (WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE) Follow Reham: IG: https://instagram.com/rehamhabib Twitter: https://twitter.com/rehamhabib [Links contain affiliate links, we may receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking a link. A great way to support the pod!] Proudly Recorded Using Riverside: http://www.riverside.fm/?via=outsidepods Hosting By Captivate: https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=nickengvall Follow Outside The Box: Twitter: https://twitter.com/outsidepods Instagram: https://instagram.com/outsidepods Subscribe to our newsletter: http://outsidepods.substack.com/

In this podcast, Reham Ameen a friend of mine from Mansoura, Egypt and I discuss the importance of learning the necessary listening, speaking, reading and writing skills to increase our understanding of English easily. Reham is seeking fulltime employment as an English teacher. https://www.linkedin.com/in/reham-ameen-0a6521181/ Thank you. I encourage subscribers to provide comments and to select topics that we will discuss together when I am live. This interaction is the key to channel growth and more importantly, it gives subscribers the opportunity to participate with me and share the content with friends. Let's make a video together by sharing comments and communicating effectively as a team! Thanks for watching. Contact me at tutorjack0000@gmail.com or SKYPE: jack.bosma1 Instagram: tutorjack1 Twitter: @tutorjack1 and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jack.bosma I appreciate your time! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jack-bosma3/support

Reham elHusseiny is a Growth Product Manager at Trella, a YC-backed, Cairo-based tech platform that connects shippers to carriers. Prior to joining Trella, Reham worked as a product manager at Veezeta and at Talabat (Delivery Hero). She joined Trella as their first product manager and was responsible for building and scaling the product function. Since her joining 1 year ago, Trella has expanded their user base into 3 countries and multiple verticals. On this episode, we walk through each step Reham took to build the product function from scratch. We also talk about how they customize the product and features to meet the different needs of each new market (KSA & Pakistan). And finally, we touch up on the structure of their product team and the top product metrics they track.  Let's Talk Product is brought to you by Propeller, a seed-stage venture capital firm based out Jordan. If your MENA-based startup is looking for an investor, get in touch, we'd love to talk! 

di Pietro Giordano | Reham ha conosciuto la guerra a 10 anni, in una mattina del 2012, mentre era a scuola. Da quel momento, ha smesso di essere una bambina ed è diventata una sopravvissuta, non potendo far altro che osservare la propria città che veniva progressivamente distrutta, e la gente attorno a lei morire, senza nemmeno capire perché. La sua è una storia particolarmente significativa perché ci porta a Raqqa, la città che è stata capitale del califfato dell'Isis, e teatro di alcuni degli scontri più violenti dell'intero conflitto siriano. A ricostruire quei fatti ci aiutano le testimonianze di Amedeo Ricucci, inviato Rai in Medio Oriente; Benedetta Argentieri, giornalista e regista che a Raqqa ha girato il documentario "Blooming in the Desert"; Claudio Locatelli, reporter di guerra che nel 2017 ha combattuto tra le fila dell'esercito curdo per liberare la città dal giogo dell'Isis; e Hecham Dahdal, un siriano che risiede in Italia da ormai 30 anni. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For this episode, we'll be examining the recent escalation of attacks by Iran-backed militias against anti-corruption activists in Iraq following the widespread anti-government protests that rocked the country last year.Anger and grief has resurfaced in Iraq in the past weeks, as the southern city of Basra experienced a pattern of killings of anti-corruption activists. On Aug. 20, prominent activist Reham Yacoub was gunned down inside a car by unidentified men carrying assault rifles on the back of a motorcycle. She was 29 years old. Yacoub, a doctor by profession, ran a women's health and fitness centre in Basra. In 2018, she participated in anti-government protests, during which she led women's marches. Yacoub has been receiving death threats since then. Reports suggest her name was on a hit list compiled by powerful Iran-affiliated militias that have led the crackdown on Iraqi civil society and political activism.Visit our website and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for our compelling journalism from the Middle East, North Africa, and beyond.(Produced by Danya Hajjaji with Gaia Caramazza. Music by Omar al-Fil @elepheel. To get in touch with the producers, follow then tweet us at @TheNewArabVoice or email multimedia.english@alaraby.co.uk)

When you meet someone like Reham, you soon realize that you are not with anyone normal because her passion for creating brilliant minds is 100% contagious. Reham leads two virtual support groups, is a speaker, leadership trainer, and the Business Director for Berlitz International in Cairo, Egypt. Reham loves working with children, is a certified NLP Practitioner, loves the sun and the outdoors. What a super amazing woman she truly is. ~~~~~~~~~~ Please join us in the Self Achievement Network. Our purpose is to improve our world for all of us by providing the opportunity for our members to either discover, share, or evolve their passion. We consist of one main community, many genre-specific subgroups, and a member affiliated referral marketplace for any member to earn extra money by referring member products, services, downloads, etc. Website https://www.selfachievement.me/ Marketplace https://selfachievementnetwork.e-junkie.com/ FB Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/SelfAchievementNetwork/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/selfachievementnetwork/support

Don Drew goes 1 on 1 with former Jordan Brand & Nike executive Reham Habib. She talks about her rise from clothing & streetwear companies to being an executive for the most recognizable athletic sneaker & apparel company on the planet. She goes in depth on that experience and how it took her all over the globe. She shares her thoughts on fakes, replicas and unauthorized pairs from a Jordan brand perspective, living & working in Shanghai. Reham also talks about being a woman of color in a male dominated industry and what it took for her to ascend & the challenges she had to overcome. She shared stories about working with G-Unit in the early 2000s and the impact of Kanye leaving Nike & joining adidas. You can follow Reham Habib on Twitter and Instagram, @RehamHabib. If you have any questions or comments about the podcast, you can email Don Drew at thedondrew@me.com or hit him on Twitter & Instagram, @TheDonDrew.

In one take: Ross, Maria, and Reham talk about Valentine's Day and the Oscars. We'll be exploring Maria's Conspiracy Corner and be playing a round of Nonstop. The Fr Tho Podcast is presented by Heritage Student Media.

On todays episode: Ross, Maria, and Reham talk about Super Bowl 54, the Grammys, and the coronavirus. We have our 4th host Amrita introduce us to the wonderous world of broadcast. We'll be getting into what Grinds Our Gears and play a new game called Match Me. The Fr Tho Podcast is presented by Heritage Student Media.

On todays episode: Ross, Maria, and Reham talk about the qualities of toxic friendship and the bounty on President Trump. We have our 4th host Jayden introduce us to the wonderous world of FFA, and talk about some "Unpopular Opinions". We also have the return of, "Fr or Fiction" The Fr Tho. Podcast is presented by Heritage Student Media. Kobe audio courtesy of Entertainment Tonight Unpopular Opinion theme produced by M.Fasol

On todays episode: Ross, Maria, and Reham talk about their winter breaks, the Australian wildfires, an update on the Brazilian Christmas movie, and an animated proposal. We have our 4th host Nelson talk about what "Grinds Our Gears". We're debuting a new game, "Practical Jokers" The Fr Tho. Podcast is presented by Heritage Student Media.

On todays episode: Ross, Maria, and Reham talk about impeachment, holiday plans, Kanye West, and a Brazilian Christmas movie. We have our 4th host Shawn join us to explore Maria's Conspiracy Corner. Reham has a new "Untitled Reham Game." The Fr Tho. Podcast is presented by Heritage Student Media.

To tip, or not to tip, that's the question!  Do you struggle with figuring out whether or not you should tip, or perhaps how much you should tip? Well, you're not alone. We brought back the amazing @Reham_g_ to discuss the topic of tipping culture.  We take a look at how the service industry and tipping works across various cultures and especially for Third Culture Kidz.  Join us in this discussion filled with our usual banter and find out what we think of the tipping culture. Let us know your thoughts! Follow us on Instagram, Twitter & TikTok: @3rdCultureKidz

In this episode, the Third Culture Kidz talk about beauty standards and the beauty expectations men set for women and vice versa. We also delve into the topic of black hair in modern society and the acceptance/cultural appropriation that has developed over the past few years.  In Culture Check, Omar speaks to our guest, Reham Gafar, about growing up in the UK (expect terrible slang from Omar & Terri) with her Sudanese roots, to then moving back to the Middle East and how that has shaped her as a person.  Check out Reham on IG: @reham_g_

On todays episode: Ross, Maria, and Reham talk about boomers, Shane Dawson, protests, and Halloween. Of course, we have a 4th host join us to help answer some of your burning questions. We'll also debut a brand new game, "Fr or Fiction." The Fr Tho. Podcast is presented by Heritage Student Media.

On Todays Episode Ross, Maria, and Reham talk about: climate strikes, Bernie Sanders, and the Area 51 raid. We have two new segments called "Real Talk" and "4th Host." We're playing a new game called "Non-Stop." Follow and Message us on Instagram @TheFrThoPodcast for news, behind the scenes, or if you just wanna talk. Presented By Heritage Student Media.

On this week's episode: Ian was joined by Reham Khan, Elliot Langridge, Prasanna Puwanarajah and Gwyneth Keyworth.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by Reham Khan, Elliot Langridge, Prasanna Puwanarajah and Gwyneth Keyworth.

50% of women who are murdered in the UK are related to the person who killed them. So how do we spot signs of a violent relationship and get people the help they need?Joining Emma and Harriet is this weeks co-host Reham Khan she is sharing her amazing story of escaping a violent relationship after 12 years and now she wants to share her message of power to all women.Her Memoirs were the most controversial book to come out of Pakistan in years.Thorough her work with Womens Aid Reham is striving to help Migrant women who are victims of Domestic Violence and make people aware of what abuse is and the help that is actually available to women who need the support as well as showing them where the helping hand is and how they can access it even when they may have language and other barriers in-front of them.For help and Information on this topic visit: https://www.womensaid.org.uk/For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reham Fagiri and Kalam Dennis are the founders of AptDeco, where you can buy and sell used furniture. They were in the YC Winter 2014 batch and you can find them at AptDeco.com.The YC podcast is hosted by Craig Cannon.***Topics0:21 - What is AptDeco?1:06 - Why did Reham and Kalam start it?2:51 - Were they considering other ideas?5:06 - How did they prepare to start AptDeco after business school/the corporate world?6:21 - Getting over the fear of starting9:21 - Communicating that they're starting something to friends and family14:21 - Starting a startup after business school17:21 - Helpful learnings from a more traditional business education27:21 - Early models of AptDeco vs today31:51 - AptDeco's customers34:06 - Brands and customer acquisition38:46 - Learning how to do delivery42:06 - Deciding not to warehouse furniture43:51 - Ideas that didn't work and some that worked on the second attempt48:21 - Analytics50:51 - Being a NYC company in YC52:11 - How to make the most of YC

The Law Hour is hosted by Sarah Peracha and Nida Mahmoed. Both are doing this show to higlight the law articles related to the topic and recent shows.

From the island in the desert! In themes about life-punctuated, featured storytellers speak to experiences that really made a mark. Recorded live in Boise, Idaho on December 26th, 2017.

Sie ist 19 Jahre alt und hat sich einen unmöglichen Job ausgesucht: Reham al-Kahout ist Comedian und bringt Menschen zum Lachen, wo es nicht viel zu lachen gibt. Lachen, das sei ihr Charakter, sagt die junge Frau.

The process of buying and selling used furniture is painful. It’s hard to know what you’re getting and who you’re getting it from. Reham Fagiri started AptDeco to solve that problem. The company has morphed from a scrappy team poaching furniture sales from Craigslist to operating an end-to-end buying, selling and delivery service. In this episode, she talks about how she got AptDeco off the ground and how she deals with the sometimes “explosive” problems she faces.

Reham and I have been talking about launching a podcast show for ages! Specifically, December of 2015. I remember searching for the ‘perfect’ microphone on Amazon, chatting for hours with Reham about the different equipment we will need and should the podcast episode include both of us or should each one have an episode all to […] The post SUPL 000: The First Arabic Business Podcast appeared first on Modern Khadijah Academy أكاديمية مودرن خديجه لريادة الأعمال.

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In this episode of Palestinians Podcast, we feature a young Gazan health educator and nursing student Hamza Moghari. Hamza is one of the writers with We Are Not Numbers, an organization aiming to pair young Palestinian writers with mentors from around the world. Hamza shares a story he wrote about a young woman named Reham and also explains why he loves his life in Gaza so much.  To find out more about We Are Not Numbers and Hamza, visit www.palestinianspodcast.com.

Reham and Jenna discuss AptDeco's mission to redefine the furniture industry, the immeasurable value of working one-on-one with your customers, as well as strategies to ensure sustainable growth.

Interview with Reham Maklad of the Australian April 6th Movement – talking about the newly elected Egyptian President Muhammad Morsi’s moves against the Supreme Council of Armed Forces as well as the recent clashes with unknown militants in the Sinai desert.

Since last time we’ve had fun mocking the bits and bytes out of TE Data, this time we have a special co-host replacement from TE Data! On this 2nd episode of Spilling the Beef, we humorously discuss the feedback we have received from you on our last episode. I give away some of my biggest tips for college freshmen who want to pursue their education in the field of animation in Egypt, as well as we discuss some of the educational problems in Egypt. Reham talks about the plague of anxiety, gives some good personal development and motivational quotes. I rant a bit about this new book am reading ” How to Get Ideas”, I talk about my sad college experience as well as I get back to Rubber Onion’s shoutout. Eventually we discuss how are we gonna be spending our Eid Holiday, and we wish you a wonderful one ! - See more at: http://www.brainbeef.com/episode-2-bomb-swaree5/#sthash.auoLQ4s5.dpuf