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Mizver Makeen

Mizver Makeen is a business figure in Sri Lanka associated with Macksons Holdings, a conglomerate in the country. He has held leadership roles within the company, overseeing its operations in various sectors.
==Career==
===Macksons Holdings===
As the Managing Director of Macksons Holdings, Makeen has been involved in the company's ventures in:
* Paints: Macksons Paints Industries (Pvt) Ltd, the company behind the brand Multilac, has received recognition at the Export Awards organized by the National Chamber of Exporters..
* Tiles: Macksons ventured into the tile industry with Macktiles, producing ceramic glazed floor tiles. The tiles are made using locally sourced materials, with decorative elements imported from Italy and Spain.
* Tea Exports: The company has also expanded into tea exports.
* Leisure: Macksons Properties collaborated with the BOI Sri Lanka to develop a luxury service apartment project in Colombo.
====Collaborations====
Makeen played a role in Macksons Paints Lanka's collaboration with the Esquire Group. The partnership aimed to produce, distribute, and market Macksons Paints in Bangladesh.
==Views on Sri Lanka's Economy==
Makeen has shared his perspectives on Sri Lanka's economic challenges. He has emphasized the importance of economic stability and the potential of local industries
He also discussed the significance of infrastructure development for economic growth.
==Recognitions==
Under Makeen's leadership:
* Macksons Paints received the Silver award at the Export Awards for three consecutive years.
* Macksons Holdings partnered with the 2021 Lanka Premier League Twenty20 cricket tournament
Category:People from Western Province, Sri Lanka
Category:Sri Lankan people
Category:Businesspeople
Category:Directors
Mladen Marušić

Mladen Marušić was vice admiral his status is acknowledged in the Croatian Millitary and is the co-founder of Croatian People's Party – Liberal Democrats he was born in Drniš in 1923 and died in 1992 in Split via. Heart Disease. He was a member of the organizational committee of the Mediterranean Games that were held in Split. since 1990, and his texts were published in Nedjeljna Dalmacija, initially under the pseudonym 'Miljenko Marulić', but later it was updated to his real name and surname.
==Time in the millitary==
During World War II he was in the Croatian Partisan movement while Nazi Germany had went to war with Yugoslavia he was injured in the leg by german and italian troops and had fought in the Croatian War of Independence until he died due to a heart disease in 1992. He is also the bearer of the Homeland War Memorial and Association of Croatian War Veterans of Split 1991 to 1996.
Category:1923 births
Category:1992 deaths
Category:Croatian people
Category:Admirals of the Yugoslav People's Army
Mo'Cha Bubble Tea

==History==
Mo'Cha Bubble Tea is a Canadian owned bubble tea chain operating in Ontario. The restaurants are characterized by a "vibrant bold" theme with light wood, darker backsplash and bright purple and green accents. 
It was founded in Sarnia, Ontario in 2020 by Canadian entrepreneur and businessman, Moe Deol to supplement lost revenue in his other ventures due to the pandemic. The concept grew into a franchise due to great demand.
The brand is owned by Zip Brands Inc.
==Franchise==
There are 13 store locations in Ontario and currently expanding into other provinces across Canada. Each franchise owner completes a 14 day training divided into three segments. The franchise development support staff visit the store after opening to assist franchise owners.
The cost of a franchise is $15,000 which is paid once the franchise agreement has been signed. The royalty fee is 4.5% of the total sales which is categorized under the franchise agreement and is paid on a weekly basis to Zip Brands. The marketing fee is an additional 1% of sales which is also paid on a weekly basis. The funds are kept in the "National Advertising Fund" and are used for advertisement and promotional costs. It is also required that franchisees pay $200 a month for a technology contribution.
==Locations==
Mo'Cha Bubble Tea has locations in Sarnia, Brampton, Mississauga, Chatham, Georgetown, London, Milton, Orangeville and Toronto, Ontario.
Category:Bubble tea brands
Category:Tea companies of Canada
Category:Companies established in 2020
Mo Akram

Mo Akram (born July 8, 1991) is an Indian blockchain specialist, entrepreneur, and IT expert. He is the founder of Metaspace, a 3-D virtual metaverse; Payiza, a virtual banking system; and BastionEx, a blockchain development company. His other notable blockchain projects include bulwark blockchain, SheReal, and Floxypay.
He has been credited with several awards for his disruptive innovations. He has been featured in numerous leading media publications and magazines, including Economic Times, Hindustan Times, Gulf News, Disrupt Magazine, Coinpedia, and others.
==Biography==
Akram was born and raised in Chollawari, Uttar Pradesh. With more than a decade of expertise in the IT and blockchain industries, Akram is widely regarded as an authority on comprehending, developing, and integrating blockchain technology into corporate processes. He is the founder of several blockchain technology companies and innovations with a history of success.
Akram has recently developed MetaSpace, a 3D virtual metaverse where users can create digital avatars and enter an advanced virtual environment where they may socialize, play games, attend concerts, and sell and exchange non-fungible tokens in a decentralized manner from the comfort of their homes.
Akram is the founder of BastionEx, a blockchain development firm specializing in web 3, Defi, and NFT projects. Through BastionEx, Akram has developed blockchain solutions for various projects and businesses.
Payiza, a virtual banking application created in 2017, has simplified and streamlined banking with its distributed ledger blockchain-based e-commerce and banking application. Since its inception, Akram has served as its chief technology officer and founder.
Colexion and SheReal are two of Akram's other noteworthy IT and Blockchain Technology initiatives for which he works as chief technology officer. Colexion was created in 2021 and is one of Asia's leading digital NFT markets. It enables artists to buy and sell their NFTs or digital collectibles to generate cash. SheReal is a women-only network that helps young women achieve advancement and success by connecting them with mentors.
Akram is also the CEO of the domestic money transfer company Yahya, a position he has held since 2015.
Through his work, Akram is known for assisting businesses and organizations in navigating blockchain technology and developing unique solutions.
==Awards and recognitions==
* Akram has been credited as the Most Enterprising Entrepreneur of the Blockchain Technology by Right Choice Awards (2022)
* Nationwide Tech Awards have awarded him the Best Fintech Startup Award for Payiza (2021)
* Akram has been recognized as one of 40 Under 40 Industry Experts in Blockchain Industry by Business Mint (2021)
* Awarded by the India Designer Show as the Founder of Metaspace.
==References==
==External links==
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Category:1991 births
Category:Indian entrepreneur
Category:Indian computer scientists
Category:Indian businesspeople
Mo Hamzian

Mo Hamzian (born October 14, 1975) is an Irani-American entrepreneur, and mentor. He is the Co-founder and CEO of VEL.
==Career==
In 2020, he became the founder and investor in Kid Gold Capital. In August 2020, Hamzian, with Jack Gunn, co-founded VEL. The café has a robot to deliver drinks. He is a Sloan Fellow, Freeman, and Freemason. He has been featured on NOW of Work, Economics For Business, Team Anywhere Leadership Podcast, Authentic Change, and The Leadership Habit podcast. Hamzian's café VEL hosts Holiday Hope to collect toys for needy children.
Category:1975 births
Category:Iranian American
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Company founders
Category:Chief executive officers
Mo Shakiba

Mohammadhosein Shakiba (born c. 2003) is an Iranian student studying Cell and Molecular Biology at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. He is a researcher focused on computational neuroscience.
==Education==
Shakiba's journey began in Iran, where he had an early aptitude for scientific inquiry. He graduated from Allame Helli High School in Tehran in 2021. He then went to Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, where he embarked on his undergraduate studies in Cell and Molecular Biology in 2021. He is anticipated to graduate in 2025. 
===Teaching===
From April 2022 to March 2023, Shanika served as an English language instructor at Safir Language Academy in Tehran. During his tenure, Shakiba imparted the "Engage, Study, Activate" approach.
===Research===
As an advocate for scientific inquiry, Shakiba has researched since the outset of his academic career. Since July 2023, he has served as a student researcher at the Research Institute of Biotechnology in Mashhad. Prior to this, Shakiba researched at the Pasteur Institute in Tehran in April 2022. His contributions to the field of computational neuroscience have garnered acclaim and recognition from peers and mentors.
==Skills and certifications==
Shakiba is proficient in programming languages such as Python, R, SQL, and C.
Category:2003 births
Category:Cell biology
Category:Molecular biology
Category:Iranian people
Moamel Ahmed Shakeer

Moamel Ahmed Shakeer born June 27 1999 is an Iraqis programmer and Technology journalism|technology journalist
== Early life ==
Moamel Ahmad Shakeer was born in Baghdad in 1999. He received many threats, starting in 2007 due to sectarian incitement in Iraq, where he moved to Syria because of threats, and usually after Iraq, the city of Wasit, Iraq|Wasit He lived there and his family lived there with him, but something was repeated with him in 2020, where he received a threat due to a notification of a loophole in the United States Department of Defense from Iranian Militia.
== Career ==
He works as a technology journalist at the Digital Media Center specializing in writing reports and data analysis on the reality of the Internet in the Arab world.
== Finds holes ==
One of Arabs|Arab white hat hacker In 2018 it started with the discovery of a Security gap in the site of Facebook and Instagram facebook adds name to the honor list of the Seven times vulnerability he finds for Facebook In 2020 vulnerability In the United States Department of Defense|US Department of Defense, 
Category:Iraqi people
Category:1999 births
Category:Computer programmers
Moataz O Saleh

Moataz O Saleh (born January 1, 1985) is an Egyptian entrepreneur, and business executive. He is the founder and CEO Of Shield Consultancy, and a member of the National Association of Broadcasters since 2011.
Regarded as a technology guru, Saleh has over a decade’s experience working with industry giants such as AVvision, Rossiya Segodnya (Russia Today), and Nile Radio Productions. Under Saleh’s leadership, Shield Consultancy has gained recognition for offering a diverse range of tailored services such as reputation management, media anti-piracy, digital media, and digital PR.
 
==Education==
In 2004, Saleh attended Delta University for Science and Technology, where he received his bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems in 2007. 
In 2011, Saleh attended Sadat Academy for Management Sciences, and received a pre-master’s in MIS in 2013 and a master’s degree in MIS in 2019. Saleh has also received six certifications in various programming languages such as C++, C#, SQL, PHP, and VB.NET.
==Career==
Saleh began his career in 2007 as an IT Manager at Jal Gulf Group, where he worked for a year. He then joined Shabakah Integrated Technology as a web development manager, where he worked on the Saudi Ministry of Labor project for a year. In 2009, Saleh worked on a project by One Touch Shabakah.net.
In 2010, Saleh joined UFM Sports Radio Station as an IT & Sound Broadcasting Director, where he worked for over two years. He then worked as a Senior Sound Broadcast Engineer at Nile Radio Productions (NRP) for the coming two years. In 2015, Saleh joined Sputnik News as an IT Manager, where he worked for over two years.
In 2018, Saleh started working at AV Vision EG as an executive director, where he undertook projects for the Armed Forces Finance Authority.
In December 2019, Saleh left to start his entrepreneurial journey and established Shield Consultancy, a leading business consulting services company based in Giza.
==Awards==
Saleh was honored by the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi during the opening of the first phase of the New Administrative Capital of Egypt.
==In the media==
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Category:1985 births
Category:Egyptian businesspeople
Category:Egyptian business executives
Category:People from Cairo, Egypt
Moath Ahmad Alherani

Moath Ahmad Alherani (born 24 January 1989) is a Dubai-based engineer and serial entrepreneur better known as Engineer Moath Alherani. He is the founder of two of the fastest-growing companies in the construction and real-estate industries - Atwaar Decoration Design LLC and Sakani Real Estate LLC.
Moath Alherani is credited for building these firms from the ground up and as of 2023, Atwaar Decoration Design has been regarded as the best interior design and landscaping company in Dubai. On the other hand, Sakani Real Estate has become one of the best real estate companies.
==Early life and education==
Moath Alherani was born on 24 January 1989 in Dubai. He grew up with six siblings, two sisters, and four brothers. After completing his highschool education from Hamdan bin Rashid School, Moath Alherani enrolled in Sharjah University and earned a degree in civil engineering.
==Career==
Moath Alherani currently resides in Dubai, where he runs two businesses - Atwaar Decoration Design LLC and Sakani Real Estate LLC. Atwaar Decoration Design is known for offering a number of services in the area, which include design, construction, maintenance, fit-outs, renovation, and landscaping. Sakani Real Estate, under Moath Alherani’s leadership, has become Dubai's Number One Real Estate Company that deals in house sales, leasing, management, short-term rentals, valuations, and consultancy.
==Personal life==
Moath Alherani is a married individual, with his spouse being Marwa Turkmani. Marwa Turkmani is a successful businesswoman, known for her entrepreneurial skills and business acumen. Moath Alherani's primary language of communication is Arabic, being his mother tongue. Additionally, he is proficient in the English language, being able to speak it fluently. This linguistic proficiency has proved to be an asset in his personal and professional life, allowing him to effectively communicate with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds.
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Category:1989 births
Category:Engineers
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:People from Dubai
Category:University of Sharjah alumni
Mobarak Ali Sikder

Mobarak Ali Sikder is a Bangladeshi politician and businessman. He is the current Chairman of the Zajira Upazilaof the Dhaka Division. Mobarak Sikder is the Chairman of Mas Trade Int'l Garments Ltd. and the managing director of Orchid Garments Ltd. 
== Early Life ==
Mobarak Ali Sikder was born in Shariatpur District to parents Sobur Ahmed Sikder and Julekha Khatun. He obtained a bachelor's degree from Government Titumir College.
== Career ==
Following his graduation, Mobarak Ali Sikder got involved in the Textile industry in Bangladesh. He became an official member of both the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association and Dhaka Customs Agents Association. Mobarak Ali Sikder is an active member of the Bangladesh Awami League and was elected as the Upazila Chairman of Zajira in 2014. He is also the vice president of Bangabandhu Sangskritik Jote along with Syed Hasan Imam (actor).
Category:Bangladeshi politicians
Category:Bangladeshi businesspeople
Category:People from Shariatpur District
Mobile advertising

Mobile advertising is a kind of advertising that is delivered via mobile phones (wireless phones) or other portable devices. On addition to being a subset of mobile marketing, mobile advertising may take the form of text advertisements sent by SMS or banner adverts that appear integrated in a mobile web site.
Based on current projections, mobile app-installed advertisements in the United States accounted for 30 percent of all mobile advertising income in 2014, will reach $4.6 billion in 2016, and will surpass $6.8 billion by the end of 2019. In addition to dealing with a Mobile Demand Side Platform, which allows ad impressions to be purchased in real time on an Ad exchange, there are other options for purchasing mobile advertising. The expenditure on mobile digital advertising will reach $185 billion in 2018, $217 billion in 2019, and $247 billion in 2020, according to another research.
Some consider mobile advertising to be closely related to online or internet advertising, despite the fact that its reach is far greater — currently, the vast majority of mobile advertising is targeted at mobile phones, with an estimated global total of $4.6 billion in 2009 — and that its reach is far greater. Notably, the worldwide population of computers, including desktops and laptops, is presently projected to be 1.1 billion people. Furthermore, mobile advertising comprises advertising units sent by SMS and MMS messages in addition to the sorts of advertisements offered and processed via web channels.
It is likely that marketers and the media business will progressively take into consideration a larger and rapidly rising mobile market, despite the fact that it accounts for just around 1 percent of worldwide advertising expenditure. Mobile media is expanding at a quick pace, and although mobile phones will continue to be the primary mode of communication, it is unclear if mobile phones based on cellular backhaul or smartphones based on WiFi hot spot or WiMAX hot zone will also gain in popularity. This style of advertising, on the other hand, has grown in popularity to the point that there is now an annual worldwide awards ceremony produced by Visiongain to recognise the best examples of it.
Several years ago, the research company Berg Insight claimed that the worldwide mobile advertising business was worth €1 billion. A further prediction by Berg Insight is that by 2014, the worldwide mobile advertising business would have grown at a compound annual growth rate of 43 percent, reaching €8.7 billion. According to eMarketer, roughly $101 billion will be spent on mobile advertisements in 2020.
Category:Advertising
Category:Advertising by medium
Category:Promotion and marketing communications
Category:Mobile phones
Mobile app

Often referred to as a mobile application or just an app, a mobile application is a computer programme or software application that is intended to operate on a mobile device, such as a mobile phone, tablet, or wearable. When compared to desktop apps, which are intended to run on desktop computers, mobile applications are generally seen as a step up from web applications, which are designed to run on mobile web browsers rather than on the mobile device itself.
Apps (apps) were originally intended to be used for productive output functions such as email, calendars, and contact databases; however, public demand for apps resulted in rapid expansion into other areas such as mobile game play, industrial automation, GPS and location-based services, order tracking and ticket purchasing, with the result that there are now millions of apps available. Many applications require the use of the internet. Downloading apps is usually done via app stores, which are a kind of digital distribution platform.
The word "app," which is short for "software application," has gained widespread popularity in recent years, and was named "Word of the Year" by the American Dialect Society in 2010.
Apps may be divided into three types: native apps, hybrid apps, and web apps. Native apps are the most common kind of software. Native apps are those that are created especially for a mobile operating system, most often iOS or Android, and run on that platform. Web applications, which are built in HTML5 or CSS and run via a browser, are becoming more popular. Developed utilising web technologies like as JavaScript, CSS, and HTML 5, hybrid applications operate similarly to web applications but are housed in a native container.
Category:Mobile software
Category:User interface techniques
Category:Mobile applications
Mobile app development

App development for mobile devices, such as personal digital assistants, business digital assistants, and mobile phones, is referred to as mobile app development. This may refer to either the act of developing an app or the process of developing an app. These software programmes were developed specifically to function well on mobile devices, such as a smartphone or a tablet computer. These programmes may be pre-installed on phones during the manufacturing process of platforms, or they can be provided as web applications employing server-side or client-side processing (for example, JavaScript). Because of the high rivalry in the mobile software industry and the constant changes that occur within each of the platforms, application software developers must also take into consideration a wide variety of screen sizes, hardware requirements, and configurations. The creation of mobile applications has been showing consistent growth, both in terms of income and new employment opportunities. According to an analyst research from 2013, there are an estimated 529,000 direct app economy employment inside the EU then 28 nations (including the UK), with mobile app developers accounting for sixty percent of those positions.
The design of the mobile user interface (UI) is an integral component of the app generation process that takes place as part of the development process. When designing a mobile user interface, restrictions, contexts, the screen, user input, and mobility are all taken into consideration. The user is often the centre of attention during interactions with their device, and the interface consists of a combination of software and physical components. The ability for users to control a system is made possible by user input, while the ability for a device's output to reflect the results of user manipulation is made possible by device output. Constraints in mobile user interface design include restricted attention and form factors, such as the appropriate screen size for a user's hand while holding a mobile devices. Mobile user interface contexts convey indications from user activities, such as location and scheduling, that may be exhibited from user interactions inside a mobile app. Examples of this include a map of the user's current position and upcoming appointments. To provide a simple and straightforward experience for the end user is the primary focus of mobile user interface design. Mobile corporate application platforms or integrated development environments provide support for functionality (IDEs).
Mobile user interfaces, also known as front-ends, are dependent on mobile back-ends for the purpose of providing access to corporate systems. Data routing, security, authentication, authorisation, working off-line, and service orchestration are all made easier by the mobile back-end. A variety of middleware components, such as a mobile app server, mobile backend as a service (MBaaS), and service-oriented architecture (SOA) infrastructure, are what make this capability possible.
Category:Mobile software development
Category:Mobile applications