Self-Management Targets Corporate Success

• Sunday, 11th December 2016
• by Olfat Kamel

By Nataša Kubíková The Egyptian oil and gas industry has been challenged most recently over its people development structures and processes. Schemes for the development of technical and non-technical employees can translate into companies’ success or failure.

Learning to Manage Change as a Fixed Component

• Sunday, 11th December 2016
• by Olfat Kamel

By Nataša Kubíková Two Egyptian companies, Middle East Oil Refinery (Midor) and Tharwa Petroleum Company, launched their alternative Leadership Development Program (LDP) some 11 months ago. The joint initiative has marked a significant success for both partners.

PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT Challenges in MENA Region

• Sunday, 11th December 2016
• by Olfat Kamel

Oil and gas industry, like any other business, operates in an ever changing environment and un-der the stress of increased competition. It is therefore imperative for companies to establish via-ble policies to govern their internal development of human capital, stated Chairperson and Gen-eral Manager of Team Misr (TEAM), an Egyptian independent engineering and management consultancy firm, Dr. Helmy Sallam.

THE LIFE BALANCE EQUATION

• Sunday, 11th December 2016
• by Olfat Kamel

By Eng. Ahmed El Ibyari, M.Sc., ACC, CEO & Coaching Partner at Intellect TDH In my line of work as an executive and business coach, I get the chance to work closely with employees across all levels of the organization. One of the main challenges that most people face is finding the right balance between the different aspects of their lives. The common question that I usually get when I deliver work-life balance workshop for employees or business owners is this “Can it be done?”.

Empowerment through Innovative Strategic Management

• Thursday, 4th August 2016
• by Olfat Kamel

Midor&Tharwa tandem appears resolute in its intention to enhance human resources capacities of the two companies in order to withstand the current oil price environment. Both teams continue implementing a tailored Leadership Development Program (LDP) in cooperation with Team Misr intensively.

Midor & Tharwa United in People Development

• Sunday, 3rd July 2016
• by Olfat Kamel

Cost reductions in the oil sector seem to hit hardest human resources (HR) departments. In Egypt, this practice is argued by many to be detrimental to the companies themselves. Others point out that this approach may undermine economic prospects of the entire country as the oil and gas sector is strategic for Egypt and forms a core pillar of its future development.