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Bio

Devina Divecha is an independent writer, editor, emcee and media consultant, specialising in the hospitality and F&B industry. With more than 10 years of experience under her belt, her work has appeared in a number of publications including Skift, SUPPER, HOTELSmag, Destinations of the World News, Spinneys Magazine, Entrepreneur Middle East, and more. She holds a BSc in Business from the London School of Economics and an MA in Magazine Journalism from the University of Sheffield.

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Leadership

Follow The Leader: Kathy Bloomgarden, CEO, Ruder Finn

When Bloomgarden led the creation of a Ruder Finn office in China, it was unexplored territory for the company at the time. Today, three decades later, the agency is ranked as number one in China from a global perspective.

Leadership

Follow The Leader: Dena Almansoori, Founder And CEO, Whitebox HR, And Group Chief Human Resources Officer, e&

As the first female C-suite executive at e&, and one of the youngest in its history, Almansoori was given the mandate to transform the enterprise.

Growth Strategies

Crafting A Local Narrative: Christoph Hoffman, Founder And CEO, 25Hours

The CEO reveals details about his enterprise's upcoming Dubai hotel, while also exploring the future of the bohemian brand.

Growth Strategies

With The Launch Of The First SLS Hotel In The Middle East, Accor Is Signaling Its Commitment To The Lucrative Lifestyle Segment

The 75 story-tall building made its debut in April 2021, and it is the seventh SLS hotel in the world and the first in the Middle East.

Growth Strategies

Delivering Quality: Built In Partnership With Accor, Kitch-In Is Set To Transform The Online Food Delivery Space

Kitch-In is a digital platform that combines restaurants and brands endorsed by award-winning chefs, that will deliver high quality food straight to customers' homes.

Growth Strategies

Calling The Shots: Serial Entrepreneur Gbemi Giwa On Doubling Down In The Face Of Challenges

"Stop planning and just do it. You can plan from now to 20 years, but it will never look like what you think."