Tradition and Trailblazing: the First Bedouin Women Owned Business

Miriam Albertic, a Bedouin woman, defied gender norms to become an entrepreneur. Drawing strength from her traditional roots, she founded Desert Daughter Cosmetics, an international company based on Bedouin remedies. Despite societal challenges, Miriam's determination and self-belief helped her succeed. The video explores her background, entrepreneurial traits, and the journey of building her business, serving as a role model for aspiring female Bedouin entrepreneurs.

What is the primary focus of Miriam Albertic's business?

• Modern cosmetics

• High-tech skincare solutions

• Western beauty products

• Traditional Bedouin remedies

Which characteristic is NOT mentioned as part of Miriam's entrepreneurial traits?

• Tenacity

• Vision

• Conformity

• Self-belief

What societal expectation did Miriam face that conflicted with her entrepreneurial goals?

• Working in a corporate job

• Getting an arranged marriage

• Traveling abroad

• Pursuing higher education

How did Miriam plan to start her business while staying at home?

• By partnering with international brands

• By converting her grandmother's knowledge into products

• By creating online courses

• By opening a local shop

What role does Miriam now play for other aspiring female Bedouin entrepreneurs?

• A critic

• A mentor

• A competitor

• A supplier