Khaleej Times

Women on the rise of entreprene­urs in Dubai

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There are amazing women who have reached the top of the ranks in the region. They did it because they knew what they wanted, understood their strengths, developed a solid strategy, were and are confident in their own skills and surrounded themselves with competent people.

Adriana Usvat, Managing partner, FLC Group

Self-doubt and lack of exposure hold us back from rising. Women are self-critical and more likely to overwork themselves to please others. There is so much more spoken about men in startup analyses. Very rarely do you see a female CeO spoken about unless it’s a multi-dollar acquisitio­n.

Neelam Keswani, Founder and CEO, Glamazle.com

When juggling personal and profession­al lives, personal developmen­t does tend to take a backseat. Develop a passion for learning, if you do, you will never cease to grow. Women tend to downplay their achievemen­ts, and hence, it’s important to narrate your success stories.

Anishkaa Gehani, founder and CEO, Yardstick Marketing Management

Women are inherently capable and poised to reach for the stars. The collaborat­ive, supportive nature of women means that we are stronger as a community and can inspire each other to greater heights. We must surround ourselves with those who support our journey.

Candice D’cruz, vice-president, luxury brand marketing and management, Marriott Internatio­nal, Middle East & Africa

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