Press releases
“It is not who you know, it is who knows you”
Press release September 14, 2016
Networking is fundamental in a modern societyPersonal Development as the Solution to Growing Internal Competition
Press release August 3, 2016
For decades, the phenomenon of brain drain has troubled developing countries all over the globe. The countries have spent resources on educating business professionals in the belief that they would build the foundation of the country in the years to come. Instead the talented work force look to the Western world, where the opportunities seem numerous and promising.Educational development to be the foundation of UAE 2021 Growth Strategy
Press release July 26, 2016
The UAE government and H.H. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum presented 12 KPIs in the 2021 vision on the official www.vision2021.ae website, which are to play the most essential role in reaching the 2021 goal for the UAE in becoming a global economic hub.Brexit to impede UAE growth plans by 2021?
Press release July 21, 2016
On June 26 the Dubai Financial Market (DME) General Index opened 4.7% lower. It is the sharpest fall in a single day of trading in six months, which has sparked uncertainty on the outlook of UAE growth.Sheikh Mohammed responds to forecasted Brexit consequences and aims to create 27,000 jobs in Dubai by 2030
Press release July 5, 2016
While the UK is in panic about job security and the economic future for Britain, residents in the UAE have a more positive outlook. Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed states that huge investments are being made in Dubai's industrial sector with new strategies and 75 new initiatives.UAE empowers businesswomen
Press release June 23, 2016
More than 250 business women were gathered to listen to the success stories of inspirational speakers when the council, an affiliate of Nama Women Advancement Establishment (Nama), held its annual Ramadan Summit titled ‘Self Reflections’ the 14th of June 2016 in Sharjah.Pay raises set to decrease for UAE business professionals in 2017
Press release June 16, 2016
According to Willis Towers Watson's latest Salary Budget Planning Study, wages in the UAE are expected to decrease from 4.9% to 4.6 % in 2017. This is bad news to business professionals whom are ambitious and wish to be rewarded for their dedication. However, business professionals can claim their reward by taking part-time executive management education to secure their career and pay raise.