Our Industry Experience

Driving Impact and Facilitating Change

Our work and expertise spans across all industries – from our business planning and feasibility studies with developmental, media, medical, services, and well-being institutions to our learning and development programs with government, education, telecom, and energy & power providers to our restructuring, corporate transformation, and project management engagements with social-impact, retail, construction, MEP, science & research and energy & power clients to all our other impact-driving, change-facilitating engagements with our geographical partners.

Collection of logos for various companies and organizations, including Qatar Foundation, Qatar Development Bank, Carrefour, Etisalat, Pirelli, Zain, El-Jou, Qatargas, German Cooperation, Al Jazeera, Barclays, Henkel, Intel, and others, arranged in rows on a beige background.

OUR SUCCESS STORIES

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“We were highly impressed by the amount of effort put in the project, dedication and thorough research and analysis conducted by QW team.”

Hatem Nawar, Ecosystem Enabling Manager - EET, EMEA

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“QW is providing a customize training for Salam that includes all 13 corporate competencies, which makes it aligned with our requirements. .”

Suleiman ALKhateeb, Executive Director Corporate Strategic Planning & HR Salam International Investment LTD

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“I've been working with QW for several years, in which I applied the multi-dimensional Radical Business Transformation Model. I found it to be extremely useful and allows devising holistic solutions to address challenging problems rather than being deviated to solve subsequent problems.”

Mohamed Badr Alsadah, CEO Barwa Real Estate