Suzanne Locke

The secret to networking, according to Martin Wheadon, in his book Networking Thoughtfully, is to be "interesting" for seven seconds and "interested" the rest of the time in any conversation.

While accountants are often considered boring, Ali Sufian is trying to change that. The Dubai resident works in accounts payable during the week and creates comedy videos at the weekend.

Education entrepreneur says he has faced many months where he struggled to pay the bills and at one point two years ago only had Dh500 to his name.

Saudi entrepreneur Zaid Al Mashari says he does not have a saving mindset. Instead, like many Saudis he is relying on the state pension system for his retirement.

In his book All In, the businessman Bill Green tells his story from paper boy to chief executive to a second life as a serial entrepreneur, through a series of 101 ‘real-life business lessons’.

The daughter of Warren Buffett shares investment tips and her life story after speaking at the Success Summit at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Dubai on Saturday.

The power of digitisation - why paperless offices will be a very real concept within 10 years as cloud computing takes over.

While most of the interviewees on Profit. Power. Pursuit. are US-based, the podcast still offers valuable insights on how entrepreneurs and new small business owners made it.

The online-only businesses are changing the way we have our clothes laundered.

UAE financiers are being presented with ethical dilemmas in a quiz from a financial services body that tests their integrity.

A true culture of innovation can only come from an organisation's leaders, says Soren Kaplan, the author of The Invisible Advantage, and staff must be given the space and tools to be able to innovate.

Artificial Intelligence is already here and developing at an incredible pace. So, are you ready for an AI-first world?

Brands should be warying of targeting millennials and Generation Z in the same way - the two age groups are culturally very different according to advertising experts.

Learning to communicate effectively in front of the camera is a 'necessity' for leaders today, says Vern Oakley, author of Leadership in Focus.