The Arab Innovation Network (AIN), a youth-driven non-profit, recently hosted a specialized training session on financial management and tax consulting for women entrepreneurs from Gaza and Sudan. The workshop, part of AIN’s “Ezza” support program, was led by prominent Jordanian financial expert Mona Estanbouly.
Quick Facts
- Initiative: The “Ezza” program.
- Focus: Financial management and tax advisory.
- Beneficiaries: Women entrepreneurs from Gaza and Sudan.
Bridging the Financial Knowledge Gap
The training session aimed to equip founders with the essential skills to navigate the complexities of business finance. By focusing on financial and tax consulting, the program helps entrepreneurs establish a sound, legal, and formal financial path for their ventures. The goal is to help these businesses avoid common financial errors that can often hinder growth and sustainability, particularly for startups operating in challenging economic environments.
A Closer Look at the Expert: Mona Estanbouly
Leading the session was Mona Estanbouly, the founder and CEO of “Al-Khibraat” for accounting services and tax consulting, a firm she established in 2013. With a background working with major corporations in Jordan, Estanbouly now focuses on guiding startups and small businesses toward financial stability and success.
Her extensive qualifications include a Master’s degree in Accounting and Financial Management, alongside several professional certifications:
- Certified Financial Consultant (CFC) from the CFC Institute, USA.
- Certified Trainer from the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM), London.
- Certified Professional Trainer from IAPPD.
- Certified Professional Coach from the International Coaching Federation (ICF).
Throughout her career, Estanbouly has trained and mentored over 2,000 entrepreneurs across Jordan and the wider Arab region, solidifying her reputation as a key figure in startup financial advisory.
About Arab Innovation Network
The Arab Innovation Network (AIN) is a UK-registered non-profit and youth-driven platform focused on the Arab region. It aims to empower Arab youth to develop solutions for regional challenges in healthcare, life sciences, environment, and engineering. AIN is an independent organization that is not affiliated with any government, religion, or political party and relies on voluntary work and donations to sustain its activities.
Source: Arab Innovation Network
