At Who’s Who, we believe that building a successful business shouldn’t be a lonely, overwhelming
experience. Too often, entrepreneurs are told to struggle through challenges alone or endlessly
search for advice that may not even be right. Honestly, that’s just draining—and it doesn’t get you
anywhere.
I founded Who’s Who because I’ve been there. Feeling stuck, uncertain, and overwhelmed. The
right advice at the right time turned things around for me, and I truly believe every entrepreneur
deserves that kind of support.
The problem is, the right advice is hard to find. Not everyone has access to experienced mentors
when they need them most. That’s why we built Who’s Who.
We’re here to offer more than just advice—we provide real, personalized guidance that adapts to
your unique challenges. Our technology learns from every interaction to ensure you’re always
matched with the right person, every time. No more wasted time or endless searching—just
genuine, actionable help when you need it.
The journey is tough, but you don’t have to do it alone. Who’s Who is here to help you every step of
the way.
I’m beyond excited to be part of this, and I can’t wait for you to experience the power of
personalized advice that truly makes a difference.
Let’s make it happen.
Founder.
At Who’s Who, we are driven by a culture of innovation, collaboration, and
relentless growth. Our vision for Saudi Arabia is to empower entrepreneurs and
businesses of all sizes by making access to expert guidance seamless,
personalized, and impactful. We believe in building a community where ideas are
nurtured, challenges are met with smart solutions, and everyone—from the
youngest startup to established enterprises—has access to the resources they
need to thrive.
As Saudi Arabia continues its transformation through Vision 2030, we’re
committed to being a catalyst for that change. Our technology is designed to
adapt and scale with the unique needs of the region, ensuring that local
businesses not only survive but grow into global powerhouses. By fostering a
supportive ecosystem where knowledge is shared freely, we’re helping drive
Saudi Arabia’s economic future, one connection at a time.
At Who’s Who, growth is more than just a goal; it’s a culture. And we’re excited to
be part of Saudi Arabia’s journey toward a prosperous, innovative future.
You’ve got a business challenge, big or small. Whether
you’re scaling, navigating tough decisions, or seeking a
fresh perspective, the first step is to describe the issue
you’re facing. We know time is precious, so keep it clear
and concise. Your challenge is the foundation for finding
the right solution quickly.
Not all advice is created equal. That’s why we let top
advisors bid for your attention. After you submit your
challenge, advisors will offer their unique approach to
solving it. This bidding process ensures you get the
most qualified expert with a solution that best
matches your needs—giving you the opportunity to
choose the advisor whose expertise speaks to you
the most.
Business decisions are tough, and sometimes, you need
to ask the hard questions. That’s why we provide an
anonymous connection with your chosen advisor.
Whether via text, phone, or Zoom, you’ll get a safe
space to discuss your challenge openly, without the
fear of judgment. The goal is simple: get to the right
answers without the barriers.
No waiting around for answers. Once you’re connected, you’ll
receive actionable, real-time advice tailored to your situation.
This fast, dynamic approach ensures that you can implement
solutions immediately and keep moving your business
forward.
Many experienced advisors struggle to secure consistent work, relying on word-of-mouth and traditional networks. This results in underutilized expertise and missed income.
Advisors often find it hard to match with clients whose needs align with their skills. This mismatch leads to wasted time and reduced productivity.
Without access to real-time data and market trends, advisors can't tailor their services effectively, limiting their impact and earnings potential.
Advisors miss chances to expand their professional network, access future employees, or discover investment opportunities, limiting career growth and business potential.
In Saudi Arabia, SMEs contribute 20% to GDP but face a high failure rate. According to the General Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises (Monsha'at), 50% of SMEs fail within their first five years due to lack of timely and affordable advice.
Many business owners require non-judgmental and confidential advice, which is hard to find in traditional advisory settings. This need for privacy often prevents them from seeking help, leading to missed opportunities for growth and improvement.
Without effective advisory services, Saudi Arabian SMEs risk losing approximately $15 billion annually due to operational inefficiencies and missed growth opportunities. This loss significantly hampers the country’s goal of increasing SME GDP contribution to 35% by 2030 as part of Vision 2030.
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