The Sharjah Business Women Council (SBWC) has launched a new business hub in Al Mamsha, Sharjah, alongside a digital platform, creating a dedicated support system for women entrepreneurs across the UAE. The initiative, led by SBWC Chairperson Sheikha Hind bint Majid Al Qasimi, is designed to provide networking opportunities, knowledge exchange, and practical guidance for women-led businesses.
Quick Facts
- New business hub launched in Al Mamsha, Sharjah.
- Digital mentorship platform “Haseelah” also unveiled.
- Initiative aims to support the UAE’s women entrepreneurs.
A Dual Approach: Physical Hub Meets Digital Network
The newly inaugurated hub offers a physical space for female founders to connect, collaborate, and access resources. It aims to foster a community environment where members can develop their businesses and strengthen their contribution to the local economy.
Complementing the physical space, SBWC also introduced “Haseelah,” an interactive digital platform. Haseelah connects businesswomen with a curated network of mentors, industry experts, and influential leaders from the UAE and internationally. The platform focuses on facilitating expertise exchange, expanding professional networks, and linking members with essential business support services.
Bridging the Gap from Idea to Sustainable Business
The launch event underscored SBWC’s mission to help founders move beyond concepts to build lasting enterprises.
“Many entrepreneurs and business owners have strong ideas, but the challenge is turning those ideas into sustainable businesses,” said Sheikha Hind bint Majid Al Qasimi. “This space is designed to help businesswomen connect, exchange experiences, and access practical knowledge to support clearer, more confident decision-making.”
Sheikha Hind added, “By creating a supportive professional environment, we aim to strengthen connections between entrepreneurs and support the wider presence of women-led businesses in the local economy.”
Practical Support and Actionable Roadmaps
The launch event included a hands-on workshop focused on practical business development. Participants were guided through exercises to refine their business concepts, identify target audiences, and define their value propositions.
Through group discussions and real-world case studies, attendees worked on creating initial roadmaps for their ventures. The session helped outline priorities, required resources, and key areas for development, providing a clear path from a broad idea to an actionable business plan.
About Sharjah Business Women Council (SBWC)
The Sharjah Business Women Council (SBWC) is an organization dedicated to supporting and empowering women entrepreneurs in Sharjah and the wider UAE. It provides resources, networking opportunities, and mentorship to help women establish and grow their businesses, thereby strengthening their participation and impact on the national economy.
Source: Gulf Economist
