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Mounir Nakhla’s early research into microfinance took him across Egypt, speaking to small-business owners about their work and earnings. He found businesses making strong margins on very little capital, with limited access to funding. That gap became a business opportunity.  In this episode of Mone…

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Property Finder almost didn’t survive its early years.  Founder and CEO Michael Lahyani joins Natasha Turak to break down what it took to build the company from a print property classified into one of the region’s biggest digital real estate platforms.  He talks about spending years loss-making, sc…
An Olympic career can cost up to $200K a year.  And according to Farida Osman, prize money is not what keeps elite athletes going.  The three-time Olympian breaks down the money behind competing at the highest level, what brands are actually paying athletes for and the sacrifices that come with sta…
She left Dior, went full-time as a creator and says she tripled her salary.  But the bigger lesson came later: followers don’t automatically become customers.  Zeynab El-Helw joins Money Moves to break down what creators are actually worth, the deals that taught her how to say no, building Reborn S…
Born into one of Egypt’s best-known business families, Dina Ghabbour inherited opportunity but also the pressure to prove that she could build an identity of her own.  On Money Moves, she opens up about watching her family endure bankruptcy, rebuilding her career after four years away and navigatin…
What does it take to reinvent a telecom giant and what makes a founder worth betting on?  Hatem Dowidar, investor and former Group CEO of e&, joins Money Moves for a conversation spanning big business, technology, entrepreneurship and investing.  He takes us inside the thinking behind Etisalat’…
In Dubai, where you eat tonight was probably decided by a video, and that video was probably paid for. Alex Augusti, founder of Just Food DXB, has spent five years building one of the city's most trusted food pages in an industry where trust is routinely for sale, and he says the thing that made it…
What does it take to build a global brand from the Gulf?  Anam Khalid and her husband started SQUATWOLF from their Dubai apartment with AED 250,000 in savings. Today, the activewear brand ships to more than 120 countries.   In this episode of Money Moves, Anam, founder and co-CEO of SQUATWOLF, take…
In 2016, Ahmad Hammouda pitched the idea of a brokerage without brokers. The industry said no. So he built it himself.  Today, Thndr is helping reshape how people across the region invest, growing from $120,000 in annual revenue to $8 million in just three years and reaching $1 billion in assets un…
What does it really take to build a global luxury brand from Cairo?  Aya and Mounaz Abdel Raouf, the co-founders of Okhtein, take us behind the scenes and reveal the business behind the brand. From celebrity placements to their premium pricing strategy and why it is time for brands to stop seeking …
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