Business Engineer Student - Central Polytechnics Private School
Hello, my name is Amal, and as I pen down these words, I am not just introducing myself, I am also extending an invitation to embark on a journey beyond the confines of typical Bio-a journey into the realm of my story, the story of a person who is highly ambitious and passionate, who sets her bars high and who is continuously eager to learn , to develop and to thrive in the pursue of her goals.
Let’s navigate together to explore some of my skills, my passions, my ambitions and to see how all of that intersects seamlessly with TAEFs trailblazing spirit in the pursuit of excellence!
Due to my keen interest in analytics since young age, coupled with entrepreneurial mindset and curiosity towards economics and business, I chose what I am passionate about, and here I am, an MBA graduate with advanced educational credentials in Business and project engineering (economics), project management, business administration and business analytics.
My professional background mirrors a diverse skill set, curiosity, adaptability, and strong work ethics. I have gained a lot of experience throughout internships in corporates, SMEs, and start-ups and have worked with diverse teams in international and multicultural environment where I had actively engaged in working on innovative projects spanning Impact and sustainability management, Blockchain Technology, Business development and strategy…
As a case in point, during my early career, I have got the chance to integrate the TAEF fellowship program during my final year of engineering, and had a broad network that I could integrate to fulfil my graduation thesis internship, I have then worked in collaboration with fabskill as Junior project manager to develop a KPIs based system to measure and manage impact, The initiative was new in my home country back then and I had to overcome challenges and find solutions with no mentorship. My efforts were highly appreciated, and I graduated with an excellent thesis grade.
During my academic career, I took part in different competitions like Enactus, Lindau Sciathon… where I often lead my team to reserve a seat within finalist, and I have been also part of different social organisations such as Velorution, JCI…
I am also proud of being an international participant in AIESEC Upgrade program and of being nominated by my former university to participate in the 7th Lindau Nobel Laureates meeting for Economics-a once in a life time event-that definitely put its prints on me, gave me the chance to network with some of the greatest minds on earth and made me believe in the power of education and that dreams can come true !
Some of the key strengths I have discovered about myself through my experience are: my flexibility and the fact that I can withstand any problem that I face, my ability to easily grasp and familiarise with complex topics and my creativity, indeed, on different occasions during trainings, assessments or competitions, I often receive the remark of being always able to come up with innovative ideas and new approaches.
My mission is: With a strong quantitative background, project management skills, and a passion for data, I aim to to ‘Put the nice into the Mice’. I’m not just a manager; I’m a seasoned Project Management maestro, turning visions into meticulously executed realities.
Being able to contribute my skills to drive better business decision making where gut intuition and data driven insights can be joined together for a holistic and informed approach, ultimately driving innovation and sustainable growth!
Learning is what I always crave for, and I relish solving intellectual problems. Besides all, I am an enthusiastic person with a great deal of positivity , integrity, empathy, resilience and cross-cultural diversity.
Last but not least, with great ambitions and goals, great challenges may arise, believing, confidence, hard work and resilience have been my steadfast companions on the journey towards success.
I am currently a Junior project manager in ESG and sustainability management at DPDHL Bonn, Germany
And as I always say: “Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts.” – Winston Churchill