Humanitarian Innovation: A Journey with Alice Bosley

Scaling Impact through Social Entrepreneurship with Madison Marks

In this episode, Madison Marks, an innovation and communication strategy consultant, discusses her journey from philanthropy to supporting social entrepreneurs across the Middle East and globally. She explores challenges in the entrepreneurship ecosystem, including funding gaps and the need for evidence-based pilots. Madison also shares practical advice for founders and ecosystem enablers.

Future-Proof Your Workforce with Duaa Al Toobi: AI, Upskilling & Women's Leadership

Sahar speaks with Dua Al Toobi about bridging human capital and digital transformation, reskilling national workforces, career pivots, personal branding, and practical steps individuals and organizations can take to thrive amid AI-driven disruption.

Humanitarian Innovation: A Journey with Alice Bosley

Join us in this enlightening episode of the Women4Impact podcast, featuring Alice Bosley, a trailblazer in humanitarian innovation and social entrepreneurship. Alice shares her inspiring journey from working in Iraq and the UNHCR to co-founding 51 Labs, which empowers entrepreneurs from conflict-affected regions. Discover the challenges and triumphs faced by refugee entrepreneurs as they redefine stereotypes and contribute significantly to local economies with innovative solutions. Learn how Alice and her team at 51 Labs foster collaboration, offering tailored support and nurturing a thriving community of innovators. Explore insights into the evolving landscape of social impact, the importance of aligning values with investors, and tips for aspiring entrepreneurs striving to make a meaningful difference in the world. Be inspired by Alice's story of leadership, partnership, and dedication to holistic impact.

Unveiling the Human Side of Digital Transformation with Kamales Lardi

In this episode of the Women for Impact podcast, join us as Sahar hosts Kamales Lardi, a digital transformation leader and an award-winning author based in Zurich, Switzerland. Kamales shares her incredible journey from starting in tech in the late 90s to becoming a management consultant and founding her own consultancy. She delves into the importance of the human side in digital transformation and discusses the evolving role of technology in organizations. Kamales also expands on her books, including 'The Human Side of Digital Transformation,' emphasizing the need to incorporate people into every step of tech implementation. The conversation touches upon the swift advancements in AI and how organizations can keep up with technology disruptions. Additionally, Kamales sheds light on her unique consulting business model, which adapts to the changing dynamics of the industry. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, business leader, or aspiring consultant, this episode offers valuable insights into digital transformation with a human touch. You can pre-order Kamales' new book, Artificial Intelligence for Business, through the link below with the discount code: KAMALES25 https://www.koganpage.com/digital-technology/artificial-intelligence-for-business-9781398618008

Revolutionizing Diabetic Care: Noha Khater's Journey

This episode features a conversation with Noha Khater, a visionary ophthalmologist and social entrepreneur from Egypt who co-founded Al-Muneer and its innovative diabetes management app, dru. With a background in ophthalmology and a personal calling to improve diabetic care, Noha shares her journey of launching tech-enabled healthcare services and empowering patients through holistic treatment approaches. Sahar and Noha delve into the intersections of medicine, technology, and entrepreneurship, discussing the challenges and breakthroughs Noha faced in creating a comprehensive service that addresses not just the symptoms, but the root causes of diabetes and obesity. Learn about the importance of data analytics and AI in customizing patient care and the impact of the lifestyle app dru on enhancing the quality of life for diabetics across the MENA region. Join us as we explore how Noha and her team are transforming the healthcare landscape by merging traditional practices with modern technology, making diabetic care more accessible, personalized, and efficient for patients and healthcare providers alike.