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Hussain Abdulla

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Founding Partner, MENA at Golden Gate Ventures

MENA

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A financial executive with over two decades of leadership across banking, investments, and entrepreneurship in the GCC and internationally. Based in Qatar, he leads Golden Gate Ventures' MENA cross-border investment strategy, having previously been CEO and Investment Committee Chair at QInvest and held senior roles at Standard Chartered Bank and Qatar National Bank.

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Who is Hussain Abdulla?
A financial executive with over two decades of leadership across banking, investments, and entrepreneurship in the GCC and internationally. Based in Qatar, he leads Golden Gate Ventures' MENA cross-border investment strategy, having previously been CEO and Investment Committee Chair at QInvest and held senior roles at Standard Chartered Bank and Qatar National Bank.
Where does Hussain Abdulla work?
Hussain Abdulla is Founding Partner, MENA at Golden Gate Ventures.
What companies has Hussain Abdulla invested in?
Investments tracked here include Invisible Technologies.

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