HungerStation, a leading food delivery platform in the region, has concluded the first edition of its entrepreneurship development program targeting Saudi Arabia’s restaurant and café sector. The seven-week initiative culminated in a graduation ceremony at the company’s Riyadh headquarters, celebrating the 25 founders who completed the specialized training.
Quick Facts
- 25 entrepreneurs graduated from the first cohort.
- Seven-week program focused on the F&B sector.
- Initiative held at the HungerStation Innovation Center.
Building an F&B Knowledge Bridge
The program was designed to equip emerging entrepreneurs with the necessary skills to build and operate successful F&B businesses. It is part of HungerStation’s wider effort to support the Kingdom’s startup ecosystem by sharing its deep industry knowledge and practical experience with new ventures.
“Investing in entrepreneurs is an investment in the future of the F&B sector in the Kingdom,” said Eng. Sultan Almojil, Chief Commercial Officer at HungerStation.
“We are proud to graduate the first cohort and have been impressed by the passion and ambition of the participants. This initiative is not just about training; it’s about building knowledge bridges that help entrepreneurs enter the market with greater confidence and provide them with practical tools to develop projects capable of growth and sustainability.”
A Practical Curriculum for Growth
Held at the HungerStation Innovation Center, the program offered a series of specialized training sessions and workshops. The curriculum covered critical topics including market analysis, business model development, operations management, brand building, customer experience enhancement, and the financial and commercial aspects essential for scaling in the F&B industry.
The program also provided an interactive platform for participants to connect with experts and mentors, allowing them to benefit from real-world experience to refine their business plans and prepare them for implementation. This initiative reflects HungerStation’s role in empowering entrepreneurs and SMEs, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030’s goals for local economic development and innovation.
The closing ceremony honored the graduates, trainers, and the organizing team, marking the successful completion of the first edition and paving the way for future programs to support F&B startups.
About HungerStation
Founded in 2012, HungerStation is one of the first online food ordering and delivery platforms in Saudi Arabia. It connects thousands of restaurants with millions of users across the Kingdom and Bahrain, offering a wide variety of cuisines and grocery delivery services. The company is part of the global food delivery network Delivery Hero.
Source: Al Riyadh
