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A story worth
taking the time
to tell.
Leadership is more than a title. Share the decisions, work and ideas behind your journey across the Middle East.
For editorial consideration. Submission does not guarantee publication.
ICONS
The decisions.
The difference.
Leadership · Enterprise · Ideas
Format study only. No cover placement or honour is implied.
Editorial formats
Two ways into the story.
01 · Cover story
The person behind
the bigger picture.
A long-form story centred on a leader’s journey, the choices they have made and the work ahead.
- Portrait-led editorial direction
- Space for context, milestones and ideas
- Digital reading experience with section navigation
02 · Business profile
A closer look at
what you are building.
A focused profile connecting the person, the organisation and its place in a changing regional economy.
- A clear account of role and business
- Source-backed facts and relevant context
- Room for the organisation’s next chapter
Formats describe editorial approaches, not a purchased package. Print availability, rights, pricing, distribution and any commercial deliverables must be agreed separately. No trophy, award, guaranteed reach or recurring-fee promise is offered here.
The editorial process
From introduction to considered story.
Introduce yourself
Tell us about your role, your organisation and the work you want readers to understand.
Establish the facts
Confirm identity, milestones, source material and permission to use photographs.
Shape the narrative
Develop a clear story and a visual direction appropriate to its evidence and format.
Review for release
Check factual accuracy, rights and agreed terms before anything is published.
Readership
Reach should come
with evidence.
Verified audience and distribution figures are not yet available for publication. We do not claim a readership total, geographic reach or guaranteed exposure. Any media proposal should identify its measurement period and source.
Questions before you apply
Clear expectations, from the start.
Who can submit a story?
Leaders, founders and professionals can introduce their work. A nomination should identify the nominee and the nominator’s relationship to them.
Does submission guarantee a feature?
No. A submission is for consideration. It is not a publication agreement or a commercial arrangement.
What photographs should I provide?
Only photographs you are authorised to share for the proposed use. Include the photographer or rights holder and any usage restrictions.
What will a feature cost?
No public rate card is currently available. Any commercial scope, rights and cost would need written agreement before a commitment.
Can I nominate someone else?
Yes. Explain who they are and why their work matters. A nomination does not establish the nominee’s consent or authorise publication of their private information.