Comercio e Inversión
Leveraging digital tools in the age of supply chain disruption
CEOs are in broad agreement that supply chains today experience near-constant turbulence and that disruption is the norm.
Henadi Al Saleh
BS in Economics, Tufts University. Global executive experience, including leadership roles in financial planning and investor relations. Former Head, debt/equity capital markets, NBK Capital, Kuwait. Since 2007, with Agility: currently, Chair of the Board; oversees the company's corporate governance program while safeguarding the interests of investors and stakeholders. Member of the Board: Kuwait’s Chamber of Commerce and Gulf Warehousing Co., Qatar. Interests: jogging, travelling and reading.
Últimos Artículos
Equidad, Diversidad e Inclusión
Empoderar a las mujeres emprendedoras: Cómo reducir la brecha de género en el capital riesgo
Según la mayoría de los indicadores, las mujeres están ganando oportunidades profesionales, salario, estatus y poder de decisión en el trabajo. Sus progresos, aunque lentos y desiguales, ...
Empleos y el Futuro del Trabajo
Empowering female founders: How we can narrow the gender gap in venture capital
By most measures, women are making steady gains in professional opportunity, pay and status and decision-making power at work. Their progress, while slow and uneven, is reflected in econo...
Foro Institucional
Why big business must support SMEs to achieve economic growth and get to net zero
As the COVID-19 pandemic wanes, policymakers and corporate leaders have arrived at a long overdue conclusion: small business really matters. There’s a consensus that smaller enterprises a...
Foro Institucional
3 key digital drivers for SMEs in the Gulf
Across the Arabian Gulf, countries have made bold plans to diversify and grow the economy. A common thread is the need to nurture small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as an engine of long-...
Foro Institucional
E-commerce is globalization’s shot at equality
Globalization got a bad rap in part because, by sweeping aside barriers to the movement of capital, labour and goods, it was perceived to have favoured large corporate interests over all ...