Amboora

🌟 🇲🇦Gordan Ramsay announcement🇲🇦🌟 We’re absolutely thrilled to share that Moroccan food has been officially voted and announced as the best cuisine in the world by none other than Gordon Ramsay! 🎉 🇲🇦 At Amboora, we’ve always believed in the rich, vibrant flavours of Moroccan cuisine can be enjoyed everyday. From the aromatic tagine sauces to the zesty preserved lemons, fiery harissa, fluffy couscous, and our exquisite tea and spice blends, Moroccan food is a true celebration of taste and tradition. This recognition by Gordon Ramsay is a testament to the culinary heritage and the passionate artisans who bring these dishes to life. It’s an honour to see Moroccan cuisine shine on the global stage. https://lnkd.in/exGE2e3s

🌍 Last week, I had the incredible honour of being invited by the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) to share my journey with Amboora and discuss the exporting barriers I've faced. Initially, I was contacted about doing an in-person session, with the exciting possibility of meeting some stakeholders. What I didn’t grasp upon arrival was that I’d be speaking as a guest in front of 75 people! 🎤 EEK! The audience were engaged, each taking turns to ask questions about the hurdles I’ve encountered exporting, accessing the services, particularly the lack of support for micro and small businesses from the DBT for London based businesses. They were also interested in how the great.gov.uk website could be improved and understanding the struggles of female entrepreneurs highlighting the need for more robust and effective support. I mentioned how much female entrepreneurs contribute to the economy and the balancing act many of us face with family, work, and life. Thank you to the Rae Jones and Aida Daniel from DBT for this amazing opportunity and to everyone for their insightful questions and support. Let’s continue to drive change and support each other on this journey! 💪🏼✨ #Entrepreneurship #SmallBusiness #Exporting #BusinessJourney #Amboora #DBT #SupportSmallBusiness

Today I was invited to attend TikTok 'Growth Summit' at their London HQ. I’ve been procrastinating a lot on social media recently and needed the boost to get back into the game, knowing that I don’t need to make polished content! Main takeaways from today - Build a community through being authentic - Moroccan food anyone? - Provide value for the community - Videos need to have a hook, structure and a close - Use tools available such as CapCut, Creator Market Place and Creative Centre to support content creation - Test what works for your community and engage with them. Thanks to Ben Charalambous at RISE coffee box for being my TT buddy today! Do you use TikTok and have any more tips to share?

🌟 Exciting News from 10 Downing Street! 🌟 I am delighted to celebrate an amazing afternoon at not only 10 Downing Street, invited by Akshata Murty to celebrate the remarkable community of BUY WOMEN BUILT. It was an absolute honour to stand alongside inspiring female entrepreneurs who are both embarking on and advancing through their journeys of building successful businesses. The event was a vibrant celebration of female empowerment, entrepreneurship and more new connections were made, making us stronger! As the BWB missions goes, not everyone can invest in or mentor female founders but everyone can buy from them. Being part of this event not only reinforced my commitment to my own business journey but also deepened my appreciation for networks that support and uplift women’s achievements to represent ethinic minorities. It’s moments like these that remind us of the progress we’re making and the bright future that lies ahead for future female entrepreneurs. A heartfelt thank you to the BUY WOMEN BUILT community for fostering such a supportive environment. Here's to more such gatherings and to continued success for all women-led initiatives! I tried super hard not to 'girlfan' in front of these amazing women. Sorry I can't tag everyone as LI have a limit. Alice Wainwright, Venetia Archer, Julie Baker, Dessislava Bell, Emily Bendell, Kathryn Bricken, Zoë Chapman, Sarah Chapman London, Emma Chevrel, Alison Chivers, Amelia Christie-Miller,Nicci Clark, Samina Courtin, Margaret Dabbs OBE, Raissa de Haas, Olivia Dowie, Nadine Merabi, Lemon Fuller, Jen Fuller, Amy Gatehouse, Giorgia Granata, Louise Gross, Harriet Hastings, Emma Heathcote-James, Kim Innes, Joanna Jensen, Charlotte Keenan, Maxine Laceby, Yang Liu, Katie Lopes, Emily Lui, Rene Macdonald, Louise Macnab, Nirali Buch Mankodi, Sophie McGregor, Polly McMaster, Ella Mills

Meet Nadia, founder of Amboora!👋🏽 🚀Amazon has been a great partner for Amboora from the start of their journey and we are so excited to see them grow! Stay tuned to learn all about how Amazon's tools for small businesses helped Amboora expand online! #smallbusiness #entrepreneur #amazonseller #shoplocal #supportsmallbusiness #femalefounder #womeninbusiness #ecommerce #amazonfba #amazonseller #shopsmall #startuplife #femaleentrepreneur #solopreneur #smb #womenownedbusiness #bizowner

Today, we visit the magic of Morocco - with Nadia Hamila, the visionary founder of Amboora. (it's one of my fav places...) To inspire your palate, Nadia shares the secrets of Morocco's vibrant kitchen, their culture, and their values. Nadia also shares her business journey and highlights with us on #sherebelradio🎙 Listen Now 🙌 : https://lnkd.in/emFT8ej2 Nadia was also a panelist at our recent Women in busines event in London with Natwest where we inspired inclusion via storytelling and feminine based principles along with Clare Griffiths, FRSA , Beatrice Ngalula Kabutakapua - Business Storytelling Coach, Alison Reddihough. #sherebelradio 10 new episodes in 10 days - celebrating International Women's Day/and Women's History Month, sponsored by NatWest Business, Luke Pamflett , Gary Belton #podcast #iwd2024 #inspireinclusion

🌟 A heartfelt thanks to our incredible panelists! 🌟 Nikki Marmery, Beatrice Ngalula, Alison Reddihough, Clare Griffiths, FRSA, Nadia Hamila Yesterday, we gathered to kick off our International Women's Day series, set to launch on March 1st. We engaged in a vital discussion on the missing narratives for women and the significance of feminine-based principles (namely, our cyclical nature, on being, heart-based leadership and collaboration). A special shoutout to Natwest for providing the space for these impactful conversations. ( Luke Pamflett, Gary Belton, Ameesha Bhugwandeen Stewart Smith. Cert BBP ) It's remarkable to witness the progress we've made and the importance of dialogues like these to ensure more inclusivity, more balance and more heart-based leadership. As always, we are furthering the conversation on She Rebel Radio 🎙️ #SheRebelRadio #InternationalWomensDay #FemininePrinciples" (and not forgetting Roisin Meredith who was unable to attend/you were missed - you can also find Nikki over on insta). Thanks to Sarah Leedham, Kat Hutchings, Karen Stenning, Emma Greaves, Alice Clover, Mary Gregory, Gaëlle Berruel, Jacqui Barrett, Yolanda Roach for attending and some for acting as our unofficial photographers! Ps. Apparently, I need my own talk show (answers on a postcard for that one).

Amazon Sellers Dominique Woolf, founder of The Woolf's Kitchen and Nadia Hamila, founder of Amboora share some quick tips for business growth on Amazon 🚀 Are you ready to get started as an Amazon Seller? Register now 👉🏼 https://lnkd.in/eNFfHS2G #amazonsellers #sellonamazoneurope #sellonamazontips #amazonsellertips #ecommerce