ájhGôë°U á°VhQ - World Economic Forum
ájhGôë°U á°VhQ - World Economic Forum
ájhGôë°U á°VhQ - World Economic Forum
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Philip Auerswald and Mirjam Schöning<br />
Philip Auerswald is a Founding Co-Editor of Innovations; an Assistant Director and<br />
Director of the Center for Center for Science and Technology Policy at George Mason<br />
University; and a Research Associate at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard<br />
University. He can be reached at .<br />
Mirjam Schöning is the Director of the Schwab Foundation for Social<br />
Entrepreneurship. She can be reached at .<br />
Both Professor Auerswald and Ms Schöning welcome your comments and proposals<br />
for partnership.<br />
Acknowledgements<br />
The creation of this special edition has been a collaborative effort involving a half<br />
dozen organizations on three continents.<br />
First and foremost, the Editors of Innovations thank Fadi Ghandour (ARAMEX),<br />
Soraya Salti (INJAZ Al-Arab), and François Bonnici (Schwab Foundation for<br />
Social Entrepreneurship), whose generous offer of partnership extended at the<br />
Schwab Social Entrepreneurs Summit in January 2008 motivated this effort. We<br />
also are deeply grateful to Ibrahim and Helmy Abouleish (Sekem) for their engagement<br />
in this process and their willingness to share their remarkable story. And of<br />
course, the opportunity would not have existed were it not for the support of<br />
Mirjam Schöning (Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship) and Sherif El<br />
Diwany (<strong>World</strong> <strong>Economic</strong> <strong>Forum</strong>).<br />
Dedicated staff at each of the partner organizations contributed substantially to<br />
the effort. In particular, we would like to acknowledge Reem Khouri (ARAMEX),<br />
Regina Hanel (Sekem), Raghda Butros (Ruwwad), and Miroslav Dusek (<strong>World</strong><br />
<strong>Economic</strong> <strong>Forum</strong>) who provided guidance at every stage. Mohamad Shahin<br />
(ARAMEX) assisted with planning of logistics for printing and delivery.<br />
For superb assistance with the translation into Arabic of material previously published<br />
in Innovations, we thank Rama Kayali and Diala Muheisen of Al Kalima<br />
Translation & Copywriting House (Jordan).<br />
Finally, we owe special thanks to Zina Latif, a doctoral student at George Mason<br />
University, who worked tirelessly to bring the production of this volume to a conclusion,<br />
in the process demonstrating remarkable poise and focus under pressure.<br />
2008 ΩÉ©d §°ShC’G ¥ô°ûdG ∫ƒM »ŸÉ©dG OÉ°üàb’G i~àæe ´ÉªàLCG øe á°UÉN á©ÑW