+ A
A -
Tribune News Network
Doha
College of the North Atlantic – Qatar (CNA-Q) hosted its signature International Women’s Day event ‘Fit & Fabulous’ recently.
The event hosted inspiring women from Doha and the college community to speak about personal growth, empowerment and wellbeing.
“We are redefining what fit and fabulous means in the context of empowering women’s lives and wellbeing,” said vice-president for Student Affairs Engineer Aljazzi Fetais. “We want our students to be strong and successful in their studies, in their personal lives, in their careers and of course in their physical and mental health. Today’s session covered all these topics and empowered our women to be well- equipped to shape fabulous futures for themselves.”
Qatari Chef Noor Ahmed al Mazroei spoke about her passion for food, spirit for entrepreneurship and how to live a healthy and happy life.
“I do not advocate for a certain type of lifestyle. I’m encouraging you to cook and make the kitchen your zone. Find alternatives, don’t make things difficult and do what works for you.” She said.
Other speakers at the event included businesswomen Elisabete Reis, founder of Glam Your Image, and Elizabeth Wood, founder of Inspire Me Consultancy.
The college profiled its own speakers as well, including Counsellor Nadine Humber, along with health and fitness trainers Kristen Rendall and Megan Skeels.
Sponsored by Qatar Petrochemical Company, the event was timely as it was held during the week of International Women’s Day, on March 8 . The decision was made to open the event to both women and men as it was focused on shared life lessons everyone can learn from.
Doha
College of the North Atlantic – Qatar (CNA-Q) hosted its signature International Women’s Day event ‘Fit & Fabulous’ recently.
The event hosted inspiring women from Doha and the college community to speak about personal growth, empowerment and wellbeing.
“We are redefining what fit and fabulous means in the context of empowering women’s lives and wellbeing,” said vice-president for Student Affairs Engineer Aljazzi Fetais. “We want our students to be strong and successful in their studies, in their personal lives, in their careers and of course in their physical and mental health. Today’s session covered all these topics and empowered our women to be well- equipped to shape fabulous futures for themselves.”
Qatari Chef Noor Ahmed al Mazroei spoke about her passion for food, spirit for entrepreneurship and how to live a healthy and happy life.
“I do not advocate for a certain type of lifestyle. I’m encouraging you to cook and make the kitchen your zone. Find alternatives, don’t make things difficult and do what works for you.” She said.
Other speakers at the event included businesswomen Elisabete Reis, founder of Glam Your Image, and Elizabeth Wood, founder of Inspire Me Consultancy.
The college profiled its own speakers as well, including Counsellor Nadine Humber, along with health and fitness trainers Kristen Rendall and Megan Skeels.
Sponsored by Qatar Petrochemical Company, the event was timely as it was held during the week of International Women’s Day, on March 8 . The decision was made to open the event to both women and men as it was focused on shared life lessons everyone can learn from.
