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Khadija Khartit
Entrepreneur and financial strategy expert with extensive global experience
Khadija Khartit, Founder of Fujn
Khadija Khartit is an experienced business leader, educator, and entrepreneur. She is the founder of Fujn (www.fujn.global), an integrated app designed to help women around the world learn and earn.12 Fujn aims to fuse learning with earning to boost women's minds and wallets and narrow the gender gap, allowing women access to lives of dignity and fulfillment.1
Some key facts about Khadija Khartit:
- Over 27 years of experience in management, consulting, investment banking, and tech strategy across 4 continents12
- Teaches at Cornell University and is the chair of the fintech master's program at Brandeis University12
- On the financial review board with Investopedia2
- Started her career in key positions with multinational companies like Shell Oil, Akzo Nobel, and American Airlines1
- Worked in the oil, gas, and electricity sectors before transitioning to corporate finance in the US1
- Has 10 years of experience in investment banking, mergers and acquisitions, equity and debt capital markets, private equity, and venture capital1
- Since 2015, has advised tech startup founders on strategy, covering verticals like FinTech, EdTech, Medtech, Adtech, ConTech, PropTech, and E-commerce1
- Fluent in Arabic, French, and English1
- Passionate about teaching and mentoring the next generations of leaders and makers of all genders1
Khadija is a Fulbright scholar and graduated summa or magna cum laude in her degrees. She holds an MBA from Oklahoma State University and an MSF from Boston College. She also passed CFA level 2.12
Highlights
Someone told me one day, there is the AI, tech, and the noise we hear all hours from the new economy and there is an old economy, quiet, subtle, and huge, which is going in locksteps. Today is a story about this economy in a fun segment: "snacking" with: ✅ a $36 billion deal ✅ All-cash deal for $83.50 per Kellanova share ✅ Kellanova’s 2023 net sales topped $13 billion. ✅ The move comes after Kellogg separated its business last year, with its cereal segment trading under WK Kellogg Co, and the remaining snacking and plant-based brands under Kellanova. ✅ Acquisition expands Mars' snacking platform ✅ Shares up nearly 8% in early trade ( ofc all cash deal! you cannot go wrong with that!)
#mergersandacquisition #mars #kellanova #foodsector #snacking #strategy #capitalmarkets #economy
Do you know Susan Wojcicki? we do not hear her name a lot in the media but you absolutely should know this woman behind YouTube. Who has not looked up useful info on YouTube? Maybe not many and the ones who did not will eventually, or are just missing out what was added to life with Susan and YouTube.
Susan Wojcicki is a visionary who helped shape Google and YouTube, died Friday, August 9, after a two-year battle with non-small cell lung cancer, according to her husband. She was 56. "Susan was not just my best #friend and #partner in life, but a brilliant #mind, a loving #mother, and a dear friend to many," her #husband, Dennis Troper, wrote in a Facebook post. “Her #impact on our #family and the #world was immeasurable.” Wojcicki, born in Santa Clara, Calif., grew up on Stanford University's campus, where her father was a physicist. There, she developed a passion for innovation and making a difference in the world. In 1998, Wojcicki rented her garage to #LarryPage and #SergeyBrin, a pair of Stanford grad students on the cusp of building the search giant Google. Wojcicki quickly saw the company's potential and left her job at Intel Corporation to become #Google's first marketing manager. In the years to follow, she quickly moved up the ranks, having a hand in growing the platform's consumer products and building its advertising business. Later and more importantly, Wojcicki played a major role in #Google's #purchase of #YouTube in 2006 when it was just a small #startup. She was appointed YouTube's #CEO in 2014 and led its #explosive #growth over the past decade. She also oversaw the platform as it grappled with hate speech, misinformation, and inappropriate content. In 2023, Wojcicki announced she would step down from her role to " start a new chapter focused on my family, health, and personal projects." "I took on each #challenge that came my way because it had a #mission that benefited so many #people’s #lives around the world: finding information, telling #stories, and supporting #creators, artists, and small businesses. I’m so proud of everything we’ve achieved. It’s been exhilarating, #meaningful, and all-consuming," she said in a blog post. Aside from growing two tech behemoths, #Wojcicki also devoted herself to improving the #workplace for #women and #parents. At Google, she was the first to take #parentalleave and continued to advocate for such policies in the #workforce.
#womenintech #womenandtechnology #womenlegacy #womenimpact #womenleaders #womenrolemodels #womenwhoinspire #womenwithvision #greatpeople #greatness #youtube #susanwojcicki
