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=== Certifications ===
=== Certifications ===
* Edit certification Finalist for the WeHubs Competition in Brussels, Finalist for the WeHubs Competition in Brussels, Certification DateNov 2016 – Present License No. 645497 [http://wehubs.eu/meet-layal-jebran-and-her-project-moubarmij/ See certificate Finalist for the WeHubs Competition in BrusselsSee certificate]
* Finalist for the WeHubs Competition in Brussels, Finalist for the WeHubs Competition in Brussels, Certification Date: Nov 2016 License No. 645497 [http://wehubs.eu/meet-layal-jebran-and-her-project-moubarmij/ See certificate Finalist for the WeHubs Competition in Brussels]
* Edit certification SIG - MEAC 2016  TitleSIG - MEAC 2016, Certification DateAug 2016 – Present [http://www.aub.edu.lb/ifi/Pages/index.aspx See certificate SIG - MEAC 2016See certificate]
* SIG - MEAC 2016  TitleSIG - MEAC 2016, Certification Date: Aug 2016   [http://www.aub.edu.lb/ifi/Pages/index.aspx See certificate SIG - MEAC 2016]
* Edit certification School on Internet Governance (Middle East And Adjoining Countries) - MEAC  ==== TitleSchool on Internet Governance (Middle East And Adjoining Countries) - MEAC, Certification DateAug 2016 – Present [https://community.icann.org/display/MES/MEAC-SIG+2016 See certificate School on Internet Governance (Middle East And Adjoining Countries) - MEACSee certificate]
* School on Internet Governance (Middle East And Adjoining Countries) - MEAC, Certification Date: Aug 2016 [https://community.icann.org/display/MES/MEAC-SIG+2016 See certificate School on Internet Governance (Middle East And Adjoining Countries) - MEAC]
* Edit certification Appreciation for being on a discussion panel, Appreciation for being on a discussion panel, Apr 2016 – Present
* Social Media Managers Toolkit Training, Social Media Manager's Toolkit Training, Mar 2016
* Edit certification Social Media Manager's Toolkit Training, Social Media Manager's Toolkit Training, Mar 2016 – Present


==Publications==
==Publications==

Revision as of 14:58, 13 March 2018

Organization: Moubarmij, Inc.
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Region: Middle East
Country: Lebanon
Email: layaljebran@gmail.com
Website:

   My Personal Website

Blog: https://igameyounot.wordpress.com
Facebook:    Layal Jebran
LinkedIn:    Layal Jebran
Twitter:    @iPr1ncess

Layal Jebran is an entrepreneur and ICANN61 Fellow.

Career History[edit | edit source]

Recovering architect and designer, turned Social Entrepreneur, Jebran founded her first successful startup by the name of Lyl Big Designs during university years, that connected freelance designers to clients, at the moment advising several young entrepreneurs and early-stage startups while serving as CEO & Co-founder of Moubarmijand on the executive board of ISOC Lebanon. 

Started PiC, an NGO which was among the final 20 out of 394 worldwide initiatives, at the Hivos Social Innovation Award in the Netherlands in 2014. 

Currently, she advises multiple crowdfunding campaigns after two years in Heading the Projects Management Department at Zoomaal and becoming the Crowdfunding Expert in the MENA region. Turning ideas from drafts into fully working applications, and then advising them on successful campaigns. 

She also leads Startup Weekend with multiple themes (Startup Weekend Global Editions Competition winner for SW Beirut Environment). Startup Digest Curator Lebanon, Startup Weekend Global Facilitator, Techstars Community Leader for Lebanon.President of the class of 2017 for AMENDS at Stanford and Global Hub Coordinator Lebanon for AMENDS at Stanford. 

She is a natural leader with the ability to motivate both individuals and teams and has extensive experience in handling people with considerable empathy. She has developed a profound ability to turn objectives into sales and marketing driven activities to achieve results.

She is passionate about innovations and sustainable projects that can make a difference to the world and enable other people to a better quality of life with better solutions. She actively supports entrepreneurship and women in business. 

She recently initiated 105hours.com in December 2017, an online platform that enables entrepreneurs everywhere in the world to connect with mentors for help, free of charge. 

Layal also served as a co-founder and helped put into work Cycling Circle and Deghri Messengers. The first bicycle messenger service in the MENA region. She also gives workshops and motivational talks in multiple functions and serves as a mentor, coach, judge, speaker and panelist in different competitions. 

She's the girl from Lebanon's tech women entrepreneurs campaign "Who is Layal?" Chosen as part of the Youth Solutions Report 2017 for organizations shaping the world by the United Nations. And was selected as a ChangeMaker for the CMX in Dubai by Ashoka for 2017, AMENDS Delegate for 2017 at Oxford University and the TechWomen Program 2017 an Initiative of the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. 

Layal is the Winner of the #Shabab2030 competition by MBC Hope, Dubai January 2018 and chosen by ICANN for the ICANN61 fellowship in Puerto Rico March 2018.

ICANN and Internet Governance Participation[edit | edit source]

  • School on Internet Governance Beirut, Lebanon Participant 2016
  • ICANN 2016 San Juan, Puerto Rico Fellow

Education[edit | edit source]

  • 2011: Architecture & Design - Lebanese University, Faculty of Fine Arts
  • 2006: Technical “Baccalaureate” (BT3), Interior Design - North Lebanon College Technical School, Zgharta, Lebanon

Certifications[edit | edit source]

Publications[edit | edit source]

  • APPLE LAUNCHES THE IPHONE 6, 6 PLUS AND APPLE WATCH - Nov 26, 2014, Cloud961 Magazine
  • APP REVIEW: CUBAMA, Nov 26, 2014, Cloud961 Magazine
  • THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SOCIAL MEDIA: Publication date: Nov 25, 2014,  Published in: Cloud961 Magazine

Awards[edit | edit source]

  • TechWomen Fellow 2017, TechWomen Fellow 2017, Oct 2017, United States - Department of State honor descriptionTechWomen empowers, connects and supports the next generation of women leaders in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) from Africa, Central and South Asia, and the Middle East by providing them the access and opportunity needed to advance their careers, pursue their dreams, and inspire women and girls in their communities. Through mentorship and exchange, TechWomen strengthens participants’ professional capacity, increases mutual understanding between key networks of professionals, and expands girls’ interest in STEM careers by exposing them to female role models.
  • Ashoka ChangeMakers, Ashoka ChangeMakers, Apr 2017, Ashoka Foundation
  • People Choice Prize Winner (Via Voting), People Choice Prize Winner (Via Voting), Nov 2016, WeHubs Enterprising Women In Technology WeHubs is the first European community, powered by Startup Europe, that connects business ecosystems and provides them with mentoring tools to support women entrepreneurs in the digital sector. http://wehubs.eu
  • Semi-Finalist for the Hivos Social Innovation Award, Semi-Finalist for the Hivos Social Innovation Award, Dec 2014, Hivos, Qualified to the top 20 out of 394 Initiatives worldwide http://hivossocialinnovationaward.org
  • 11th at the BT3 The Governments Official Technical Baccalaureate Degree, 11th at the BT3 The Governments Official Technical Baccalaureate Degree, The Lebanese Government, Design Technical Bachelors Degree issued by the Lebanese Government