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.
Social enterprises focus on more than profit. How can universities encourage social enterprise development and contribute to a better economy?
Yasmin Mubarak offers children something different from what other schools offer but he tells us how his entrepreneurial journey wasn’t easy.
Thaslima Begum founded TEEK TAKA, an Islamic fintech, to address the urgency of improving labour practices.
Professor Volker Nienhaus, adjunct professor of INCEIF, writes a brief report on how Islamic finance is persevering in the west.
Mobasher Zein Kazmi explains how blockchain can revolutionise Islamic finance as their value proposition ensures security and transparency.
Former President and CEO of INCEIF explains how the steady rise of Islamic finance in non-Muslim majority countries can continue to grow.
Halal branding expert, Professor Jonathan A. J. Wilson calls for a more universal understanding of halal that includes the rights of workers and consumers.
It’s time to empower, collaborate and make a difference in our business women at the WIEF Women Entrepreneurs Strategic Workshop.