Yousra Abdelmoneim
The life and legacy of Saad Mustafa Aboulela
A summary of the life and legacy of Saad Mustafa Aboulela a Sudanese prominent businessman who contributed greatly towards Sudan.
YOUSRA ABDELMONEIM
There's always room for personal growth
Speaking at PwC One Young World network launch event
Delivering a graduation speech as an International Study Centre alumni
Speaking at PwC One Young World network launch event
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Hi and welcome to my blog!
I'm Yousra Abdelmoneim a Sudanese, London based chartered accountant, economist by background, currently working in Risk Assurance.
Over the years I've received and provided advice and support to others through mentorship, speaking at events, organising events and contributing to a variety of company blogs and vlogs.
So, the purpose of this blog is to pay it forward by sharing career and university advice, lessons I've learned on my personal development and growth journey, personal finance tips and my thoughts and on current issues. Also, using this as a platform to share the stories of others that can benefit and impact others on their career journey, I hope you enjoy it!
VIDEOS
How To Make a Difference
If not now, when? If not you, who?
"This book aims to encourages us to go above and beyond what we normally do in our daily lives in order for us all to strive to make a bigger difference.
How to Make a Difference speaks to a generation who are switching selfie-sticks for protest placards and showcases how everyone has the ability to be the change they want to see in the world."
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Money talks -
A Nobel endeavour
WHAT CAUSES poverty? Rachana Shanbhogue interviews 2019's winners of the Nobel prize for economics—Esther Duflo, Abhijit Banerjee and Michael Kremer. Their pioneering work has changed the understanding of one of the hardest problems in economics: why do some countries grow rich while others stay poor? Plus, Europe’s Nordic banks are embroiled in money-laundering scandals. What do regulators need to do to restore confidence? Runtime: 22 min
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