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Watch our webinar all about Consumer Confidence which was beamed to our audience from Nasdaq Dubai via Cisco's Webex platform.
Back To Business Webinar #1 - Consumer ConfidenceWelcome to our first Back To Business webinar with Cisco beamed LIVE from Nasdaq Dubai. Richard Dean hosts the virtual event and speaks to top business leaders in the UAE about how to get consumers back spending and what it takes to keep them loyal. Sign up for future Back To Business webinars here 👉🏼 https://www.dubaieye1038.com/back-to-business/
Posted by Dubai Eye 103.8 News. Talk. Sport on Tuesday, October 20, 2020
THE SPEAKERS
Left to Right: Patrick Chalhoub the CEO of Chalhoub Group, Ahmed Ismail, CEO, Majid al Futtaim Properties, Jens Ravnbøl, CEO of JYSK and Founder / CEO of Mercurius International, Ali Abotteen, Digital Transformation & Innovation Leader, Cisco, Middle East.
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