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Rania Reda

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Rania Reda is a seasoned entrepreneur with a rich background in technology, startups, and digital transformation, boasting 22 years of experience in the field.

Her academic journey includes a diverse range of studies, such as an Executive MBA from the University of California, Berkeley, a Master's degree in Executive MBA from ESMT Berlin, and a study in Software Development at The American University in Cairo, among others.

Throughout her career, Rania has been involved with various organizations, holding key positions such as Co-Founder & CEO at Brito Cloud Kitchens, Founder & CEO at ITQAN for Smart Solutions, and Technical Manager at Online Technical Services, showcasing her versatile skill set and leadership capabilities.

Highlights

Mar 27 · linkedin

A tap on a dear friend’s shoulder:

We’re all obsessed by success. Success in each and everything we do in life. But then we realize the road to success is nowhere near smooth, no shortcuts, no easy games.

The road to success is full of hurdles, setbacks, bumps, losses and failures. Let alone the emotional rollercoaster ride that comes with the journey.

The road to success is rocky, but it doesn’t mean it’s not walkable. It does take hard work, perseverance, and consistent efforts to absorb the pain along the way and keep moving forward. But it’s also important to be kind to oneself.

The road to success can take different shapes, slopes, paths, and ways. Even if we can’t see the end of the road, it doesn’t mean it has no end. Every road is walkable, we just need to be equipped with the the right gears for the road we chose.

Faith is the building block of success my dear and is the driving force along the way. So please never lose faith.

Have faith in your capabilities and accept failure, it’s Okay to fail, this is how we learn, failure is essential. Stay focused, consistent, and be kind to yourself, only then you will discover the incredible power within you and you will gain the failure-made experiences needed to succeed in life.

Good Luck my friend.

Mar 18 · linkedin

Why now? Because if not NOW then WHEN??

Totally agree with Hossam Allam the wave of fintech rise is often followed by an agri & food tech rise because suddenly F&B players have access to financial means, payment tools, and alternatives to banking systems.

As Gehad Hussein highlighted, last year, investment in startups decreased by 40% globally while in the same year investment in agri & food tech increased by 22%

Which all confirms that yes, now is the right time.

#foodtech #startups #investment #foodandbeverage #cloudkitchen #africa

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San Francisco, California, United States