Heritage Business Club

27/09/2019

Only a few hours till we begin. Don’t miss out. Link & Timings below.

Please register by clicking on the link below.
https://hbcspotlightyoungleaders.eventbrite.co.uk

Timings

6.30PM – Arrival and networking (canapés and refreshments will be served)

7.30PM – Panel discussion

8.15PM – Q&A

8.30PM – Networking

9.30PM – Close

Free parking available on site.

No children under 16 allowed.

26/09/2019

Atifa Shah

Atifa Shah is a renowned entrepreneur and philanthropist driving corporate & social change. She will also be moderating tomorrow evening.

A former Youth Member of Parliament, Atifa is now an entrepreneur and philanthropist who combines a successful management consulting career with active community involvement

Atifa operates at both a local, national and international level. Experienced operating at Board level in both the public and private sectors, and a trusted adviser to multinational corporations, family offices, governments and NGOs.

Atifa is passionate about delivering change and brings energy, professional discipline, flexibility and pace to initiatives that make a difference around the world.

We're very proud to have Atifa Shah involved with such a brilliant event.

If you haven't already, please register:
https://hbcspotlightyoungleaders.eventbrite.co.uk

26/09/2019

Ali Qasim

Ali, 23, is currently a Global Advisor at Rothschild & Co. He has advised on international M&A deals totalling over £1.5bn.

Ali is the Global Ambassador for Chartered Accountants (ICAEW) and One Young World, the pre-eminent forum for young leaders to shape the world.

He became the youngest ever member of the Association of Taxation Technicians and also achieved the best exam results in the world in the chartered accountancy exams.

Ali was invited to meet Imran Khan in Bani Gala to celebrate his international success and has also received an award in the House of Lords.

Ali decided to go against the norm by rejecting offers from world renowned universities and joined PwC at the age of 17.

He achieved 2 A*s and 3 As in his A-levels at the age of 16 from Manchester Grammar School and was Head Boy at KD Grammar School.

Ali is also on our panel tomorrow evening. Tap into the mindset of one who sets himself apart. Very proud to have you Ali Qasim

To register:
https://hbcspotlightyoungleaders.eventbrite.co.uk

26/09/2019

Eman Ismail

Eman Ismail is a creative copywriter and the founder of InkHouse.

She works with businesses and non-profits around the world writing websites, marketing materials and content that attracts their ideal audience and increases their sales and donations.

Her clients include some of the biggest Muslim-led charities in the UK.

Eman is Manchester born and raised but has quite the interesting story ranging from Cambridge university to parenthood.

We are very proud to have Eman (InkHouse) as one of our panellists.

To register:
https://hbcspotlightyoungleaders.eventbrite.co.uk

26/09/2019

Sumayah Saadi

Sumayah Saadi is 19 years of age and an undergraduate student studying Politics; History, and Economics, whilst also working in Parliament.
Sumayah is a Charity trustee, Parliamentary Ambassador and UK Youth Ambassador. She is working directly on projects to increase the representation of BAME Individuals in social participation. Holder of the 2019 Youth Voice of the Year award.

As as a Parliamentary Ambassador she has specific focus on Brexit. She created a Parliamentary briefing paper on the impacts on Brexit on young people. Research collated working with academics, members of the UK Cabinet, Home Office and European Parliament. Her esearch was presented in Parliament to MPs, hosted in Boothroyd Room.

As a UK Youth Ambassador, Sumayah is representing the UK in the EU at summits. Speaking at various events, lobbying companies to commit to creating paid internships for young people. Workshops with the youth in areas of high proportion BAME representation on political participation methods.

We are very proud to have Sumayah Saadi as one of our panellists. Certainly a young leader.

To register:
https://hbcspotlightyoungleaders.eventbrite.co.uk

26/09/2019

Saeed Atcha MBE DL

Saeed Atcha MBE DL is CEO of Youth Leads and is Deputy Lieutenant of Greater Manchester. Alongside being the Government Social Mobility Commissioner, He is the Chief Executive of Youth Leads, where he has supported more than 3,000 disadvantaged young Greater Mancunian’s access volunteering opportunities and skills development programmes. Saeed led his organisation to receive Her Majesty the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, is a recipient of the Prime Minister's Points of Light award and was awarded an MBE in the Queen's New Years Honours List 2019.

Saeed is a trustee of HRH The Prince of Wales’ Step up to Serve, which leads the campaign to encourage meaningful social action across society. He is a trustee of Young Manchester, Beacon Bolton Counselling Service, Generation: You Employed, UK and an Advisory Council member to the Care Tech Foundation. He is a school governor at his former secondary school, Ladybridge High School in Bolton.

We're very proud to have a remarkable young man like Saeed Atcha on our guest panel.

To register:
https://hbcspotlightyoungleaders.eventbrite.co.uk

26/09/2019

The Heritage Business Club is hosting its next Spotlight Event tomorrow 6:30 pm (Friday, 27th September 2019) at the British Muslim Heritage Centre.

This event will put the spotlight on four young leaders who have achieved remarkable success in
their respective fields – come to network, hear their stories and be inspired!

If you have not registered already, please register by clicking on the link below:
https://hbcspotlightyoungleaders.eventbrite.co.uk

"Don't miss this opportunity"

15/09/2019

Throw back to our last Spotlight event earlier in the year.
The spotlight was on 4 incredibly successful women. Lauren Booth, Ayesha Nayyar, Dr Siema Iqbal and Farhana Sheikh.
Hosted by very own Robina Shah.


@ British Muslim Heritage Centre

15/09/2019

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Relating to others is vital in the today's workplace. Learn how to build your emotional intelligence (EI) with this article.

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10/04/2019

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Their research details the increases in team performances and the key indicators and skills that one can develop to become an Inclusive Leader.

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Four ways to get started.