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Ali Issa

Ali Issa is a Business Management student at Ravensbourne University London with experience across project coordination, customer service, sales, and team leadership. He has developed a strong foundation in communication, organisation, and problem-solving through professional roles in retail, hospitality supervision, and administration.

Issa is currently working within a fast-paced dental practice environment, he has gained experience managing schedules, supporting clients, handling sensitive information, and maintaining high professional standards under pressure. Alongside his academic studies, he has also explored entrepreneurial ventures within the automotive and e-commerce sectors, including car flipping and online retail.

Issa has a strong interest in project management, business operations, and international business development, with long-term ambitions of building a career in the Middle East. He is actively developing his professional skillset through leadership experience, research projects, and industry-recognised certifications.

Known for his adaptability, professionalism, and hands-on approach, Issa is passionate about continuous growth and delivering practical, results-driven solutions in both academic and professional environments.

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YPIP, Young People In Print Presentation
YPIP, Young People In Print Presentation – This slideshow presents strategic industry research and recommendations for the YPIP Print Futures Programme. It explores the modern realities of the print industry, identifies key challenges around youth engagement and outdated perceptions, and proposes a digital-first strategy to attract younger audiences into print-related careers through awareness, engagement, and career accessibility initiatives.
BA (Hons) Business Management
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