By establishing her real estate firm Executive Realty UAE and her footwear business in India, HH Shaikha Jawaher Khalifa has demonstrated her significant interest in tapping into the Indian market. She is also looking to collaborate with Indian firms to introduce them to the GCC and the UAE.
Bahraini royal Shaikha Jawaher Bint Khalifa Al Khalifa, who currently resides in the United Arab Emirates, is a well-known philanthropist and businesswoman who has made significant contributions to the field of women's empowerment and other socially significant topics. She is the change agent who leads by showing the rest of the world that nothing should stop them from pursuing their dreams if a rich young woman like her can decide and create a unique identity.
One of the youngest female business owners, HH Shaikha Jawaher Al Khalifa has established herself in the corporate world through a number of initiatives in industries such commodity trading, real estate investment, footwear, marketing, and advertising, oil & gas, etc. The powerful woman from the Middle East now intends to enter the Indian market and collaborate with local businesspeople.
Green Aventurine Holding, HH Shaikha Jawaher Khalifa's holding business, recently went public. It is an integrated investment management conglomerate with nearly 13 assets spread across a variety of companies, including eCommerce, Real Estate, Footwear, Commodity Trade, and LG Diamonds.
The Company intends to establish a foothold in the GCC markets and act as a local middleman for international investment management needs. Shahzad Faisal and Vivek Malik, two incredibly capable and seasoned executives, have just been named CEO and Managing Director, respectively, of the organisation. Both have a proven professional history in the fields of investment banking and real estate.
By establishing her real estate firm Executive Realty UAE and her footwear business in India, HH Shaikha Jawaher Khalifa has demonstrated her significant interest in tapping into the Indian market. In order to introduce Indian brands to the UAE and GCC, she is also looking to collaborate with them.
She is aware of the tremendous skill and growth potential present and wants to take use of them by combining them with the knowledge of her firm to produce a win-win situation. "The Indian economy has shown the world its potential," she asserts. Numerous new brands are working incredibly well, as we have seen. We are eager to welcome them to our area as well. Her executives are having discussions about franchisee development with several of the talented people present.
