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Deaifis Advocates and Legal Consultants are organizing a business breakfast themed "Leading Change in Times of Crisis", to discuss ways to revitalizing businesses and boosting growths in times of turbulences and uncertainties. The event, which will take place on Wednesday, February 15th, at the Monarch Hotel, will see entrepreneurs and decision makers, from different industries, gathered to share their business insights on the year of come
Presentations will be given on the subject theme including: the financial challenges of businesses, overcoming barriers to growth, anticipating market dynamics, and the significance of legal partnerships.
The audience will be addresses by two key speakers with a strong knowledge and backgrounds on the proposed issues. Salah Al Halyan, Secretary General of Union of Arab Securities Authorities (UASA) and a lecturer and speaker in the subjects of personal finance, insurance & investment, and Ginnie Carlier, an Audit Partner in Ernst & Young, Dubai, and an experienced presenter who has lead courses and seminars throughout the US and EMEIA on a host of finance related topics and leadership skills.
Abdallah Deaifis, the founding partners of Deaifis Legal Consultants and Advocates, said: "It gives us a great pleasure to host this event, which aims at encouraging local businessmen and decision makers to develop ways to invigorate their businesses and to strengthen their economic presence in the local market.
"We all look forward to a remarkable and enlightening gathering that aims to discuss and promote practical solutions to the business challenges of today."
The presentations will be followed by a question-and-answer session with the key speakers. There will also be a networking opportunity with business people. The event will be held from 10am to 12 noon, with registration and welcoming coffee between 9:45am and 10am. Attendance is by invitation only.
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