Adwa Al-Dakheel

Adwa Al-Dakheel

Founder and CEO of Falak Falak Investment Hub.

Name in Arabic:
أضوى الدخيل
Full name: Adwa bint Saud Al Dakhil
Date of Birth: 1 January 1992 ( 34 Year)
Nationality: Saudi
Country of Residence: Saudi Arabia , Saudi Arabia
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Founder and CEO of Falak Investment Hub since February 2018, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The company has a portfolio that includes a group of startups, including: "Hospitalia", "Qreeb", and "JoeyCo".

She is the founder and owner of Foxit Trading Company in Saudi Arabia, the founder of the Nasa’a Employment Platform since 2018, and a writer for Madarek Publishing House since January 2015.

She has been a member of the board of directors of Linkers Saudi Arabia since July 2022, Tabib Group since January 2020, and the Saudi Squash Federation since October 2018.

Adwa began developing her skills at the age of 15, founded her own companies in her early twenties, and gained experience in the stock market before entering university, having traded stocks during her years of study in the United States.

She also entered the world of aviation, and obtained a pilot's license in the United States after an incident that she encountered, which she turned into a challenge and through which she acquired a new skill.

She co-founded Direct Impact , where she served as CEO from 2016 to 2017, and led a project at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST).

She also led a team in the Capital Markets competition, where she and her team won first place in Boston. She also served as Capital's ambassador in Boston, USA.

In the field of art, she made her mark, releasing two music albums and writing a book on business management and psychology entitled “Proven Billionaire Formula.”

She won the first place in the poetry competition held at the World Poetry Forum in Washington, and achieved the first place in Saudi Arabia in squash in 2008 and 2009.

She was ranked by Forbes magazine as one of the “100 Most Powerful Businesswomen in the Middle East” for 2023.

She holds an MBA from Prince Mohammed bin Salman College of Business and Entrepreneurship (2020 ), a BA in Management and Entrepreneurship from Suffolk University in the United States (2015), a US pilot's license, and several certificates from Harvard Business School Online.

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