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Alumni Spotlight: Amin Anjedani ’17 - Co-Founder & Chief Development Officer, BOMANI | Argyros College of Business and Economics
Amin Anjedani, a Chapman University alum who graduated in 2017 with a degree in Business Administration with a Finance emphasis, has embarked on an exciting entrepreneurial journey that blends his passion for business with his love for innovation. As the Chief Development Officer of BOMANI, Amin has significantly contributed to the company's growth and strategic direction. His leadership and visionary approach have made him a notable figure in the business community.
Amin Business Ventures - Company Profile
Amin Business Ventures is a Ghana-based supplier of Commercial Representation. The company has earned a reputation for providing reliable and effective commercial solutions, helping businesses to expand their reach and operations. Through strategic partnerships and innovative practices, Amin Business Ventures continues to be a key player in the Ghanaian business landscape.
How the El-Amin brothers are cultivating entrepreneurship talent in Milwaukee's central city | Journal Sentinel
Que and Khalif El-Amin's latest project is an eight-week training program for entrepreneurs and startup companies. Their mission is to foster innovation and create a supportive environment for new businesses in Milwaukee's central city. By providing resources and mentorship, the El-Amin brothers are making a significant impact on the local entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The Promising Future of Startups in Egypt | LinkedIn
Egypt is rapidly emerging as a hub for startup innovation and entrepreneurship in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Driven by a combination of government support, entrepreneurial spirit, and a large and increasingly tech-savvy population, the country has a thriving community of startups. This environment is attracting significant investment and contributing to the growth of the Egyptian economy.
Why Middle Eastern Venture Capitalists Are Willing To Invest Now | Forbes
On a panel at the Milken Global Conference, venture capitalists newly investing in the Middle East discussed why they are investing now. One reason cited is the rise in young people embracing entrepreneurship and the potential for substantial returns on investment. These venture capitalists believe the region offers untapped opportunities and are eager to support innovative ideas and businesses.
Wisconsin Tech Council: El-Amin brothers to highlight entrepreneurial endeavors Nov. 4 at Early Stage Symposium | WisPolitics
MADISON, Wis. – Khalif and Que El-Amin, who co-founded Milwaukee’s Young Enterprising Society to provide training and to foster startups, will talk about their endeavors and the importance of entrepreneurship. Their efforts are aimed at creating a robust ecosystem that supports new businesses and encourages innovation within the community.