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“We should reconsider how we approach the start-up boom” – Karin Gabriel, Project Lead at Dubai Future Accelerators, discusses why start-up founders and entrepreneurs must refocus their efforts away from the exit. Rather than chasing unicorns they should be looking to build camels, she explains. Having worked with more than 250 start-ups from 37 countries in the last three years, Gabriel talks about the merits of bringing emerging tech start-ups from around the world to work with government entities on solving pressing solutions in Dubai with 4IR tech. She also tells us why COVID-19 got her talking to her house plants…
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