# Elissa Freiha
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elissa freiha (Arabic: إليسا فريحة; born 1989/1990 (age 29–30)) is an Emirati-Lebanese businesswoman and women's economic activist who is the co-founder of Womena, a group which aims to empower women by attracting angel investors to invest in new startups. With her group she specializes in funding new tech start ups in the Middle East region.
== Biography ==
Freiha is the granddaughter of Said Freiha, an entrepreneur who founded the media publisher, Dar Assayad.
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