Social entrepreneurship is the way to help people and help yourself break through the glass ceiling. Here’s how two women did it.
Speakers at the WIEF Social Enterprise Forum had set the example of doing what moved them and how they’ve made it become a business.
The WIEF Roundtable, an initiative of WIEF Foundation, recently joined forces with UEF and co-organised the event in Chennai.
Adiba Ataeva, founder of Miraj Studios Ltd, explains why she left her career at the BBC to start her multimedia digital production company.
Sharing a common thread of being accidental social entrepreneurs, Yasmin Rasyid and Suzanne Ling spoke about their business experiences.
Yasmin Mubarak offers children something different from what other schools offer but he tells us how his entrepreneurial journey wasn’t easy.
20-year-old startup founder, Anand Chowdhary, made the first web reading tool for people with dyslexia at a weekend hackathon in 2016.
Halal business founders of MAYA cosmetics and The Mad Optimist tell us how they’ve made it this far with their unique halal businesses.
Moroccan founder of TWG Tea, Taha Bouqdib, tells us how his company produced one of the world’s most finest teas.