Resources to Transform you
Saana Azzam has been officially recognized as one of Sweden's Top 500 Change Leaders, earning a prestigious #104 ranking.
Franklin Templeton has launched "Women of Progress" - an inspiring video campaign showcasing women who have broken significant barriers, overcome formidable challenges, and achieved remarkable success.
The curtains rise on the most anticipated event - the Public Speaking Masterclass - where careers and confidence intertwine. This isn't just another event; it's a transformative odyssey that addresses fears head-on, paving the way for empowered communication.
It was with great honor and profound humility that I received recognition as a "Great Change Leader" by 4potentials in Sweden, under the visionary leadership of Fredrik Anderson.
Netflix has launched the Netflix Fund for Creative Equity with a $100 million investment to create opportunities for underrepresented communities in the entertainment industry. This initiative, in collaboration with Women in Animation, Nepal's Incessant Rain Studios and Becoming Maestre, establishes a new standard for inclusivity in the audiovisual sector.
Hosting the official New Year's Eve Celebration in Ras Al Khaimah was far more than an event—it was a momentous occasion marked by the distinguished presence of H.H.
Are you ready to break free from your comfort zone and unlock your true potential? Look no further than the recent event hosted by MENA Speakers, featuring the one and only Steven Bartlett – a social media sensation, best-selling author, and the youngest-ever Dragon on BBC's Dragons' Den.
June 2024 - Saana Azzam made a special appearance as guest co-host on Dubai One's How To Master Your Stage Presence And Command A Room.
Dubai is a dynamic city where people from different cultures come together. The true spirit of community and compassion is evident in the lives of those who live there. I had the pleasure of telling Gulf News our story , emphasizing how these principles show themselves in our daily lives and in my relationship with my daughter, Nathalie. Gulf News