Executive Magazine

Executive Magazine Lebanon's premier economic, financial and business magazine.

Executive Magazine offers in-depth and forward thinking analysis, solid reporting and punchy opinion on Lebanese and Middle Eastern economics, finance and policy as well as regular industry surveys, regional market data, global economic trends and the latest in science, technology and the arts.

What happens when a country’s greatest asset is forced to seek opportunity everywhere but home?From cafés and co-working...
09/12/2025

What happens when a country’s greatest asset is forced to seek opportunity everywhere but home?
From cafés and co-working spaces, young professionals are powering economies worldwide—while their own state fails to provide jobs, infrastructure, or protection. May El Hashem argues that with youth unemployment nearly doubling and a growing skills mismatch, Lebanon risks losing the very talent that could rebuild it.
https://bit.ly/4orQu6X

Lebanon’s financial crisis is no act of nature — it is a manufactured burden, chained to citizens by decades of mismanag...
08/12/2025

Lebanon’s financial crisis is no act of nature — it is a manufactured burden, chained to citizens by decades of mismanagement and a government still unwilling to confront its liabilities. As officials float unlawful deposit write-offs and IMF-driven shortcuts, the real cost is democratic legitimacy itself.
Our latest analysis lays out what the state refuses to: the crisis can be resolved without destroying depositor rights. Lebanon needs accountability, transparency, and a credible recovery plan — not another plan that shifts the weight onto its people.
Read why experts say the government must abandon reckless haircuts and rebuild trust through lawful, evidence-based reform.
https://bit.ly/4peD8fw

Lebanon’s financial crisis is no act of nature — it is a manufactured burden, chained to citizens by decades of mismanag...
03/12/2025

Lebanon’s financial crisis is no act of nature — it is a manufactured burden, chained to citizens by decades of mismanagement and a government still unwilling to confront its liabilities. As officials float unlawful deposit write-offs and IMF-driven shortcuts, the real cost is democratic legitimacy itself.

Our latest analysis lays out what the state refuses to: the crisis can be resolved without destroying depositor rights. Lebanon needs accountability, transparency, and a credible recovery plan — not another plan that shifts the weight onto its people.

Read why experts say the government must abandon reckless haircuts and rebuild trust through lawful, evidence-based reform.
https://bit.ly/4peD8fw

What happens when a country’s greatest asset is forced to seek opportunity everywhere but home?From cafés and co-working...
03/12/2025

What happens when a country’s greatest asset is forced to seek opportunity everywhere but home?

From cafés and co-working spaces, young professionals are powering economies worldwide—while their own state fails to provide jobs, infrastructure, or protection. May El Hashem argues that with youth unemployment nearly doubling and a growing skills mismatch, Lebanon risks losing the very talent that could rebuild it.

https://bit.ly/4orQu6X

From machinery yards to water networks and entire ecosystems, Israel’s strikes target the South’s ability to recover and...
28/11/2025

From machinery yards to water networks and entire ecosystems, Israel’s strikes target the South’s ability to recover and make their territorial ambitions undeniable. As the state stands by, southerners are rebuilding—alone and under continued attack. https://bit.ly/49LWB2x

On Lebanon's Independence Day, we honor our nation's resilience while recognizing the urgent need for real reform and re...
21/11/2025

On Lebanon's Independence Day, we honor our nation's resilience while recognizing the urgent need for real reform and responsible leadership.

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One voice, three languages. Executive Magazine is now available in English, Arabic & French.Bringing insight, analysis a...
19/11/2025

One voice, three languages. Executive Magazine is now available in English, Arabic & French.

Bringing insight, analysis and business intelligence to an even wider audience.

Tap the link and select your preferred language to view the magazine's content and share your feedback with us. https://bit.ly/3XzTt2b

What does it take to build a thriving marketing agency in a city that few see as a creative hub?For Rawan Al Sayed, it m...
17/11/2025

What does it take to build a thriving marketing agency in a city that few see as a creative hub?
For Rawan Al Sayed, it meant returning home to Tripoli, trusting her instincts, and proving that strategy and empathy can power real growth.
In this op-ed, she shares how Becoming Social grew from a one-woman venture into a leading local agency helping redefine North Lebanon’s business landscape. https://bit.ly/43uIXNe
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What does it take to build a thriving marketing agency in a city that few see as a creative hub?For Rawan Al Sayed, it m...
14/11/2025

What does it take to build a thriving marketing agency in a city that few see as a creative hub?
For Rawan Al Sayed, it meant returning home to Tripoli, trusting her instincts, and proving that strategy and empathy can power real growth.
In this op-ed, she shares how Becoming Social grew from a one-woman venture into a leading local agency helping redefine North Lebanon’s business landscape. https://bit.ly/43uIXNe

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Executive is looking for a proposal writer to join our team. If this sounds like it could be you, please read through th...
10/11/2025

Executive is looking for a proposal writer to join our team. If this sounds like it could be you, please read through the full job listing and follow the application instructions: https://bit.ly/49cLPC8

We wanted to publish an issue that was full of optimism. We wanted Maryam—the woman marching forward on the cover who re...
05/11/2025

We wanted to publish an issue that was full of optimism. We wanted Maryam—the woman marching forward on the cover who represents the heart of Lebanon—to find herself able to walk away from the corruption, conflict, and economic strife of past years into a more hopeful future.

Instead, we find ourselves still waiting for the rescue and reform we were promised. We are still waiting to see transparent plans that would bring many of our economic sectors—energy and water, education, waste management, etc.—to a baseline of functionality.

As stakeholders in our own collective future, we must continue in our resolve to thrive. Importantly, to make our stories more widely accessible to a Lebanese readership, our content will now be available in English, Arabic and French.
Download the full PDF and delve deeper: https://lnkd.in/eJ3nyAkc

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