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Mashreq Vice President HE Aarefa Al Falahi, the first RAK-born UAE national to become a bank manager in Ras Al Khaimah, on humbleness over ego.
Three studies that prove women advance with a good network – but not in the same way as men
What Aurora50’s own team members have learned about inclusivity, as we turn three.
Tackling bias about age, gender and even beauty or height is not a one-time fix, but will help create an inclusive workplace.
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To celebrate the UN’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we highlight six women at the forefront of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in the UAE.
Some of the comments the outgoing New Zealand prime minister has made that show she is an inclusive leader.
May Nasrallah, Founder and Executive Chair of deNovo Partners, on allyship, career sponsors and good managers.
A private-sector Emiratisation quota and a new family business law mean companies need to think ‘glocal’.
