Why Raw Coffee Company is focusing on B2C: An Interview with Founder Kim Thompson

Raw Coffee Company, one of Dubai’s oldest specialty coffee brands, has responded to the economic situation by completely rethinking its business model. Founder and Owner Kim Thompson talks about the company’s new focus on B2C, where deliveries to customers have since tripled. #BusinessDubai

Make It Happen – Public Private Partnerships

A society born out of perseverance, collaboration and creativity, Dubai is where the changing horizon is the marker for a quest to excel, achieved only through partnerships and a shared vision for success. Governments, business and community are all part of one immutable whole, meaning Dubai is where an opportunity for one is measured by […]

Make It Happen – HQ of Choice

Dubai, where the confluence of business, innovation and trade pave the way for human progress, is the flagbearer for the next generation of visionaries in a borderless world of unprecedented choice. A hyperconnected gateway of global opportunity, Dubai is where the private and public sectors converge, co-create and accelerate, defining the new goal post for […]

How to keep travellers safe at Dubai Airports: An interview with CEO Paul Griffiths

Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths recently sat down with CNN to discuss the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the aviation sector. As the busiest airport in the world by passenger traffic, DXB will set the standard for how airports ensure travellers’ safety while returning operations to a level that is commercially viable. #BusinessDubai

1 Beat – Dubai-based gym stays strong with virtual workouts

Dubai-based gym, 1 Beat, has responded to the coronavirus by adopting its strategy; now renting exercise equipment to clients while delivering fitness classes virtually. Founded by Emirati siblings Mohammed and Fatma Ghobash, 1 Beat has inspired gyms around Dubai to follow suit, as the economy pushes businesses to be more imaginative in their continuity strategies. […]

How Dubai’s cargo industry has adapted to the COVID-19 crisis

COVID-19 has set unprecedented challenges across sectors in Dubai, and the cargo industry is no exception. Euro News Business Line explores how companies such as Emirates SkyCargo and DPWorld adapted quickly to the crisis in order to ensure the flow of essential goods and life-saving medical supplies. #BusinessDubai

International School of Communication – delivering online training to clients worldwide

As students and teachers around the world take their learning online, the reliability of ICT infrastructure has become a major challenge – and opportunity – for schools. Jennifer Hardie, CEO of the International School of Communication, considers the impact of moving her operations to Dubai, and how the city has made it possible to seamlessly […]

Dubai 3D printing startup switches manufacturing to support global PPE supply

Dubai’s 3D printing strategy is helping local businesses respond quickly to shifting demand due to the current crisis. Companies like Immensa are using their 3D printing facilities to supply much needed PPE to customers at home and aborad, signaling the growth potential of the sector as a whole.