Socio-Economic activities must be innovative, personalized and based on reliable data in order to achieve sustainable long-term results. Christiane Saba has been working with NGO's, institutions, members of parliament, and the public sector for the past 12 years making sure that such results are attainable, particularly within developing regions.

Saba is an Australian Lebanese that is pursuing her dissertation research in the UK, whilst working in Lebanon. She delivers projects that focus on socio-economic and livelihood development, particularly bridging the gap between educational curriculum and employment / income generation. This includes personalizing the skills development process, providing necessary business development services, and creating employment pathway plans that are based on psychometrics and workforce analytics.

International Relations, Global Economy, Employee Engagement, Employee Retention, Performance Measurement, Workforce Wellness, Business Growth, Future Of Work Futurism, Education Industry, Economic Sociology,