Change is good, they say. But at Tempo we believe change is exciting and necessary! The publishing industry is transforming our lives completely as people go online for information, entertainment, community and shopping. Tempo
MUSAHAMATI
A competition launched by the Abu Dhabi Awards aimed at promoting innovation among youth in Abu Dhabi. Khaled Al Falasi, Senior Strategic Communication Officer at Executive Affairs presented Musahamati at
The Colourful Patchwork
This past year has been chockfull of events and happenings, both locally, regionally and internationally. At Tempo we focused on reaching out as never before, presenting real stories about real
Millie and Honey
Husband, father, grandfather, pet- lover and traveller are just a few of the words that describe the colourful life of author Joseph Means. Born in Youngstown, Ohio in 1956, Joe
Social Enterprise
Delivering Value While Ensuring Sustainability One of the most exciting socio-economic movements in the world today is the number of social enterprises springing up to serve communities and contribute to
SUCCESSFUL SELLING
By Ian Mason
Sales are everything in business. It is a simple equation: if you don’t have sales, then you don’t have a business. Successful selling is a skill that must be practiced; however, Chris Bradley, Managing Partner of Dubai-based Keys and Holes, offers Tamakkan some fast-track advice for new entrepreneurs.
A local enterprise
By Sharon Carvalho
Half Emirati, half Syrian, Amal Al-Agroobi is a cosmopolitan dynamo and one of those people who impresses from the get go. Having spent most of her life in Belgium, Turkey and the United Kingdom, 26 year old Amal, grew up in a world rich with culture, language, tradition, religion and very broad horizons. Tempo sat down with Amal to talk about her life and her ambitious initiative called ‘I Love UAE’
Rebel with a cause
By Angeli Castillo “When you get what you want but not what you need” Lyrics we can relate to sometimes, but sometimes, others don’t get anything at all. This is where people like Ellaine Fatima, or Elle as friends call her, come in. Currently juggling jobs as a…
The Marketing Race
By Ian Mason
I like to think of myself as a modern guy. But when it comes to marketing, I have arrived at the awful realisation that I am decidedly pre-historic.
As a marketing professional, this equates to disaster. I was like the proverbial ostrich with its head in the sand, naively thinking the phenomenon that is social media was a passing fad – if I stayed buried long enough, it would pass over and we’d return to the traditional mainstream media I am so familiar with.
Doh!