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Anubhav Mittal has built a career at the intersection of corporate finance, business development, M&A, and enterprise transformation. Over more than two decades, his work has included transaction execution, CFO-level financial leadership, capital allocation, business restructuring, and strategic advisory work across global public companies and consulting environments. Currently serving as VP and Global Head of Business Development and M&A at ADM, Mittal’s professional background reflects a finance executive focused on disciplined growth, operational execution, and portfolio decision-making. His career spans ADM, Kellogg Company, and Booz & Company, with academic and professional credentials that include an MBA from Harvard Business School,…

Sleep concerns can affect patients of many ages, and access to accredited diagnostic care is an important part of identifying the right next step. For patients in Southeast Michigan, AAIRS Clinic & Troy Sleep Center provides sleep testing and related specialty care through a clinical model that includes in-lab studies, home sleep testing, pulmonary evaluation, allergy care, asthma management, and immunology services. With locations in Troy and Sterling Heights, the clinic serves patients across Oakland and Macomb County through a combination of in-person care, testing options, and telemedicine availability. Its position is grounded in formal clinical credentials, including American Academy…

A celebrity interview usually has a shape you can predict before it starts. The achievements, the anecdote everyone has heard, the careful answer to the difficult question, the warm sign-off. Stripping Off with Matt Haycox sets out to break that shape. The aim is to get past the version of a person built for press and reach the one underneath. Haycox, the entrepreneur and investor who has funded over £1 billion of UK business activity and is better known for backing businesses than booking guests, hosts the long-form conversation series as a deliberate counterweight to the standard celebrity profile. He…

Most discussions of leadership center on scale: vision, strategy, decision-making, and the ability to guide people or systems through complexity. Those are important dimensions of leadership, but they do not explain where steadiness begins. Before leadership becomes visible in formal settings, it often takes shape in ordinary moments. Sharon Srivastava, a writer and observer whose work spans intentional living, motherhood, and emotional intelligence, frames leadership as something rooted in presence. In this view, leadership begins with the quality of attention a person brings to what is directly in front of them: a conversation, a responsibility, a moment of uncertainty, or…

Ronald Moy is a retired real estate entrepreneur based in Los Angeles whose career was shaped by long-term participation in one of the country’s most complex property markets. His professional story is tied to commercial and investment real estate, patient asset building, and disciplined decision-making across multiple market cycles. The Los Angeles real estate market has long required careful evaluation. Supply constraints, changing interest-rate conditions, zoning dynamics, and shifting demand patterns can affect how properties are acquired, improved, managed, and held over time. In that environment, long-term real estate work depends on market knowledge, capital discipline, and the ability to…

David Leavy has built a career across media, business, public service, and operational leadership. Across more than 25 years in media, entertainment and journalism, preceded by senior service in the federal government, Leavy has held roles that cut across policy, technology, operations, and strategy. His current position as Chief Operating Officer of CNN Worldwide reflects a career defined by operational breadth and institutional responsibility. (No longer COO, left CNN) The through-line is not a single title or milestone. It is the ability to work across complex organizations, connect internal operations with external relationships, and support major institutional decisions with discipline…

Barber chairs, blood tests and bike washes. That’s what 300 of Dubai’s delivery captains received on 25th June as part of a grassroots coalition that turned corporate gratitude into grooming appointments and medical consultations. The initiative—titled “A Day in a Captain’s Life”—brought together Majra National CSR Fund, community platform Pupilar, ride-hailing giant Careem, and seven homegrown UAE businesses. Services ranged from premium haircuts at Blade Barbers to comprehensive health screenings at Nabta Health Clinic, which provided biomarker blood testing, body composition analysis and personalised health reports. BlueVerse washed the motorcycles and bikes captains rely on daily. Almarao Hub served Emirati-inspired…

Street lamps, communal pathways, the width of a balcony. These aren’t afterthoughts anymore in Dubai. The Dubai Civility Committee confirmed plans on Tuesday to roll out a Civility Guidebook and new celebration guidelines, part of a broader campaign to elevate public behaviour, urban aesthetics and what officials are calling the emirate’s “standard of civility.” The programme includes an integrated city lighting plan and a full review of urban experience standards—an attempt to engineer the world’s most civilised city through design. For property developers, the implications are immediate. “Dubai is now defining not only how a city should function, but how…

The deal was signed at the Peppol Conference in Brussels on 23rd June, and it handed Dubai-based Casim something rare: exclusive multi-year rights to deliver Peppol-accredited electronic invoicing services across the UAE through Tickstar, the Swedish infrastructure firm acquired by Xero in 2021. For businesses across the Emirates, the timing couldn’t be sharper. The UAE’s mandatory eInvoicing framework is advancing fast, and companies need accredited pathways to comply. Casim now holds dual accreditation—certified as a Peppol Service Provider and pre-approved by the UAE Ministry of Finance as an eInvoicing Service Provider. That combination positions the firm as the locally anchored…

At Climate Week London on 24th June, three companies with a combined asset pipeline exceeding $140 billion announced they’re converging their capabilities into a single Abu Dhabi-based venture. Origin Assets will finance climate-aligned projects using stablecoin-backed instruments, tokenising everything from data centres to rare earth mining operations. The founders—Reef Origin, Xange.com, and NOXXO—bring distinct but complementary infrastructure to the table. Reef Origin arrives with a 25-year development track record and more than $40 billion worth of qualifying assets already in its pipeline. Xange.com contributes environmental market infrastructure and a $100 billion pipeline of forest-based carbon credits aligned with Article 6…