Agility, a company specializing in supply chain services and innovation, recently hosted an engaging workshop on entrepreneurship and technology for students at Academy X, associated with CODED Academy.
– The session, conducted by Agility Chairperson Henadi Al-Saleh, underscores the company’s commitment to investing in youth education and shaping Kuwait’s future.
– A key focus of the workshop was the integral link between entrepreneurship and technology.
– Al-Saleh guided the students through practical concepts, leveraging Agility’s extensive experience in technology development and investment.
– Students gained insights into pitching business ideas and securing backing for innovative projects, leading to vibrant discussions about potential future opportunities in Kuwait.
– Al-Saleh emphasized the growing influence of women entrepreneurs and innovators in Kuwait and the Gulf region, stating that empowering women is central to Agility’s strategic initiatives.
– Agility actively supports programs that nurture the technical skills and entrepreneurial spirit of young women, and Academy X exemplifies this commitment.
– Last month, Lamia Hayat from Agility Corporate Ventures led a session focused on venture capital’s significance in tech innovation, exposing students to real-world challenges and interactive pitch experiences.
– This year, Agility is sponsoring coding programs for over 1,300 students in Kuwait via CODED Academy and has launched Academy X to teach modern programming basics to 300 female students.
– The curriculum is designed to cover application development using AI, leveraging technology in entrepreneurship, and other critical skills for the job market.
– Academy X began as a pilot program last year with 100 female students and has now expanded into its first full year.
