Bildits is a childhood dream come true for its founders, the 3 Lebanese entrepreneurs who always wanted to create just a toy, but found themselves creating a growing toy business instead. Here’s how it all started and how far they’re willing to go with the kids’ construction kit they invented.
Taqa produces Lebanese healthy snacks free from white wheat, milk products, GMOs, palm oil, corn, and soy flour. Its founder, the Lebanese entrepreneur Somaya Merhi, is on a mission is to spread healthy snacks all over the world. Here’s her story.
Jad Atallah, his wife Nancy and Lebanese Chef Charbel Kyrillos developed a cooking technique which extends the shelf life of gourmet meals for up to one year, with no preservatives. With this innovation, they make tasty and healthy authentic Lebanese cuisine available to fans of Lebanese food around the world.
Image Credit: Alexis Baydoun With Roadie Tuner, Lebanese hardware startup Band Industries wants to make music accessible to everyone. “Fine tune your guitar in seconds. Simply connect
We’re very happy to bring you the story of Naim Nasreddine, 35, founder of Towbe, a breakdown service app for cars, motorcycles, and boats. Berytech
We’re very happy to bring you the story of Omar Itani, founder of second-hand clothes collector and distributor FabricAID. Berytech coached him and his team
IO Tree is a solution able to capture, detect, and warn the farmers about the med fly that is the most dangerous pest targeting the
Mazen Farah’s first truly challenging position was in the sales field. Little did he know that having the courage to quit his unfulfilling career in
Audrey Nakad first realized the importance of tutoring when she tutored fellow students at Concordia University, Canada while she was pursuing her undergrad studies in
“There is a good photograph – and if the photographer can repeat it then he is a good photographer.” In the enormous pool of photographs
