The Network of UAE Entrepreneurs
With the 2nd Abu Dhabi Entrepreneurship forum this week, Kipp takes some time out to recognise a few entrepreneurs who’ve made it big in the UAE.
May 19, 2011 5:06 by kippreport
UAE Entrepreneurs
Being an entrepreneur is a tough enough feat by itself, but being an entrepreneur in the UAE is a whole different story by itself. Even if you manage to step over all of the red tape, there still an issue of your residency visa and operating in an not particularly entrepreneur-friendly market. And because Kipp truly does appreciate the achievements of those couple of entrepreneurs who managed to make it big in the UAE, we’ve compiled this list of some of the most impressive go-getters the Emirates has to boast of. Click ‘next’ to see the network of UAE Entrepreneurs.
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