Dubai: One of the UAE’s most prominent business incorporation firms, Creative Zone and Dubai Business Women Council have signed an MoU aiming at bringing a positive impact on the business landscape for women entrepreneurs in the region. To this end, both entities will partake in a number of initiatives that will enable women to set up their businesses with ease and with the right tools. Under the partnership Creative Zone will be offering an exclusive price package to aspiring women entrepreneurs to set up their businesses within the mainland and free zone jurisdictions along with a one - year exclusive membership to the Dubai Business Women Council that will open several doors for women seeking to learn, grow, and flourish in the business world.

“The partnership with companies such as Creative Zone is in line with the Council’s ongoing efforts to support businesswomen and entrepreneurs in Dubai. We are committed to helping them overcome the current challenges while contributing to their professional success by collaborating with organisations who share the same mission and objectives.

Working in the business environment in Dubai requires exceptional skills due to the high competitiveness that makes the business environment special. With that in mind, the accelerator programme that we will launch with Creative Zone is an exemplary initiative that will take into consideration all the best internationally adopted practices in the field of training and mentorship which will enable the businesswomen in our network to set up and/or scale up their businesses”, quoted Nadine Halabi, Business Development Manager, DBWC.

Formed under the umbrella of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, DBWC is the UAE’s leading platform for the personal and professional development of businesswomen in Dubai. Since its establishment, the Council has dedicated its efforts to enhancing gender parity in society and encouraging women to play active roles in building the country and stimulating sustainable development.

“Being a business set up consultancy, we understand the industry landscape and the challenges that come with it. In our experience of working with so many business owners, women make great managers and leaders with their focused approach and clear vision, and with this partnership, we want to encourage the spirit of entrepreneurship and self-reliance”, quoted Lorenzo Jooris, CEO, Creative Zone.

Creative Zone has operated in the UAE for 10 years and has helped over 36,000 entrepreneurs set up their companies, out of which women comprised a big chunk and some are now distinguished names in their industry. Over the years Creative Zone has helped business women such as Donna Benton, of the Entertainer App & Benton Group, Rosemin Madhavji, founder of RR & Co. Bespoke Luxury Management to name a few. The company has been their long-standing partner in establishing themselves in the region by not only assisting in the licensing process but also in supporting them with extended business services.

Phase two of the partnership will feature the launch of Creative Zone’s Accelerator Program aimed at sponsoring selected business plans by offering a cohesive incentive package with business setup and extended support services worth AED 150,000. The program offers a holistic approach with assistance in setting up a business, industry focused training, workshops through partnered academies, media and marketing support, tax and accounting services, payment gateway services, insurance coverage and other business support services through Creative Zone’s extended partner list.

“We are excited to launch the Accelerator Programme that helps SMEs with the needed support to start their businesses especially during uncertain times. The project is scheduled to go live by September 2020”, added Mr Jooris.

To find out more about the offer please visit: https://lp.creativezone.ae/women-entrepreneurship/ About Creative Zone Creative Zone is Dubai’s largest and most trusted business setup advisory firm. Creative Zone’s registration professionals have helped thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs and SMEs grow their businesses in the UAE since its launch by Mahesh Dalamal and Steve Mayne in 2010. The Company was created with a simple yet revolutionary model for the UAE marketplace; to serve as a one-stopshop, with flexible payment plans, for easy company incorporation. Creative Zone has now evolved to provide added business support services to create an ecosystem that helps entrepreneurs and SMEs to set up, sustain, and grow their businesses and contribute to the UAE’s position as the global location of choice for company setup.

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