The Intelligent SME magazine is getting huge response from the business community due to its phenomenal reach, cutting edge editorial content and successful events drawing thousands of people.
Intelligent SME magazine is:
* Dedicated to the spirit of entrepreneurship in UAE.
* Endorsed by Dubai SME, the agency of the Dubai Department of Economic Development.
* The publication supported by business associations of India, Australia, South Africa, Dubai Chamber Dubai Business Women Council, and Heels and Deals.
* The magazine reaching 50,000 high net worth business owners in UAE including all leading free zone companies.
* The magazine attracting thousands of people through the Intelligent Talks, our monthly sessions on relevant topics for business owners, and Emirates NBD Global Business Series, an event aimed at inspiring entrepreneurs. Both these events offer unprecedented networking opportunities.
* The magazine supported by leading brands like RAK Bank, DU, Al Nabooda Insurance Brokers, BRYS BUZZ, Axa Group, Business Village, Western Union Business Solutions and more.
Have you ever known someone who seems to always be able to get what they want no matter what? If you do, you can bet that this person has a specific strategy which they have developed to help them achieve their goals.
When it comes to banking, the term guarantees, bonds, surety bonds, standby letters of credit (Standby L/Cs), indemnity or similar expressions are all used to describe undertakings by a third party but, regardless of the title, it is the wording of the document that is most important.
The longer you delay, the more it costs you to build a good-sized pension. This is because of ‘compound interest’, which Albert Einstein called “the most powerful force in the universe.” What’s the difference if you start contributing at age 16, 30, 40 or 50? Roughly speaking, every ten-year delay wipes out half of your fund’s potential growth. Everything being equal, the earlier you start saving, the more potential your pension fund has to grow.
For a new business, regardless of the size, the brand experiences can be divided into three simple stages; pre-purchase experience, purchase experience and after-purchase experience. Any consumer experiences a brand in three different phases. It is vital for a marketing manager to better manage each of these stages to ensure a more positive experience. These three stages are: pre-purchase phase, purchase phase and post-purchase phase.
Up close & personal, interactive session with Sanjiv Mehta, chairman, Unilever. Sanjiv Mehta is chairman of Unilever and has been with the companies for the past twenty years. Unilever is one of the world’s largest FMCG companies. Sanjiv has done Bachelor’s in Commerce (India), followed by Chartered Accountancy (India) and, later an Advance Management Program (Harvard Business [...]
Mishal Kanoo gripped the audience with his life story, his vision, and dreams.
Dr. B.R Shetty outlined his foray into business, the challenges and moments of triumph that affected him, and his passions.