We interview board directors and Manarat members Amani Bouresli, professor of finance at Kuwait University, Natasha Hannoun, head of debt at Shuaa Capital, Meitha Al Hashemi, ADIB group credit officer, and Sara Nooruddin, head of private investments at Osool Asset Management.
![[Aurora50 template] Meitha Al Hashemi, group chief credit officer at Abu Dhabi Islamic bank (ADIB)](https://aurora50.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/002_Meitha-1024x537.jpg)
Meitha Al Hashemi, group chief credit officer at Abu Dhabi Islamic bank (ADIB) and board member of Dar Al Takaful and Noor Takaful, on her path to company boards
![[Aurora50 template] Amani Bouresli, professor of finance at Kuwait University and board director of Ithmaar Holding, IB Capital Board of Directors and Faisal Islamic Bank](https://aurora50.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/002_Amani-1024x537.jpg)
Amani Bouresli, professor of finance at Kuwait University and board director of Ithmaar Holding, IB Capital Board of Directors and Faisal Islamic Bank, on her path to company boards.
![[Aurora50 template] Sara Nooruddin, head of private investments at Osool Asset Management and board director of Aegila Capital Management, Amanat Holdings and the Royal Hospital for Women and Children (RHWC) in Bahrain](https://aurora50.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/002_Sara-1024x537.jpg)
Sara Nooruddin, head of private investments at Osool Asset Management and board director of Aegila Capital Management, Amanat Holdings and the Royal Hospital for Women and Children (RHWC) in Bahrain, on her path to company boards.
![[Aurora50 template] Natasha Hannoun, head of debt at asset management and investment banking firm Shuaa Capital](https://aurora50.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Aurora50-template-Natasha-Hannoun-1024x560.jpg)
Natasha Hannoun, head of debt at asset management and investment banking firm Shuaa Capital in Dubai, and board director of Pure Harvest Smart Farms, on her path to company boards.
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![[Aurora50 template] HE Maryam Alsuwaidi, chief executive officer of Emirates Securities and Commodities Authority (Esca/ SCA)](https://aurora50.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Aurora50-template-HE-Dr-Maryam-Buti-Alsuwaidi-1024x560.jpg)
The CEO of UAE markets regulator the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) on limitless learning, critical thinking and the importance of law to running any area of business.
![[Aurora50 template] Dr Noura Al Dhaheri, head of the Digital Cluster at Abu Dhabi Ports and CEO of Maqta Gateway](https://aurora50.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/002_DrNoura-1024x537.jpg)
The CEO of UAE markets regulator the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) on limitless learning, critical thinking and the importance of law to running any area of business.
![[Aurora50 template] Fatema Al Nuaimi, CEO of ADNOC LNG](https://aurora50.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/002_FatemaAlNuaimi-1024x537.jpg)
The CEO of ADNOC LNG on her career path and education, who championed her and how the UAE energy sector is attracting women.
