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Mid East Info
02-07-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
RPM-Burjeel's $1 Million Human Energy Award to champion workforce wellbeing in Energy sector - Middle East Business News and Information
Inaugural winner to be revealed at ADIPEC 2025 Abu Dhabi, UAE, July, 2025 – The $1 million Human Energy Health and Wellbeing Award, presented by Response Plus Holding PJSC (ADX: RPM), the leading pre-hospital care and emergency medical services provider in the Middle East, and Burjeel Holdings (ADX: Burjeel), a leading super-specialty healthcare provider in the MENA region, will recognize and reward excellence in physical and mental well-being across the global energy sector. The $1 million Human Energy Award will be won by one organization associated with the Energy sector, with the most innovative, impactful, and measurable solution to enhance the physical and mental health and well-being of energy workers worldwide. The inaugural winner will be announced at the upcoming edition of ADIPEC in November 2025. The Human Energy Awards are the first global recognition platform focused exclusively on workforce wellbeing in the Energy industry. The initiative addresses a growing awareness of the need to prioritize mental health, resilience, and holistic wellness as integral components of operational performance and employee engagement. The awards are open to organizations of all sizes, with a particular focus on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the energy supply chain, where the financial incentive can deliver significant operational and cultural impact. Submissions will be evaluated by a distinguished, independent, international jury, bringing together expertise from health, wellness, and global leadership. Dr Richard Heron, former Vice President of Health and Chief Medical Officer at BP, will serve as Chair of the Jury. With over 15 years of experience leading global health strategies and serving on multiple international advisory boards, Dr. Heron brings deep insight into occupational health and well-being. He is joined by Vinay Menon, a renowned wellness coach known for his work with elite athletes including Chelsea FC and the Belgium national team at FIFA 2022, and John Defterios, an award-winning journalist and economic analyst with over three decades of experience covering global energy and emerging markets. In his comments, Dr Rohil Raghavan, CEO of Response Plus Holding PJSC, said: 'The Human Energy Awards reflects RPM's commitment to placing people at the centre of progress. This initiative is about setting a new benchmark to recognise how the Energy sector values and supports its workforce.' Steven Wines, CEO of Prometheus Medical International – a subsidiary of RPM, who is leading the Award steering committee, added: 'This initiative is designed to recognise and inspire organizations who think differently about health and well-being. We want to encourage innovative solutions that make a tangible difference to people across the energy value chain.' John Sunil, CEO of Burjeel Holdings, said: 'Our partnership reflects a shared mission to prioritize the health of those driving the energy sector. This award highlights the vital role of preventive care and well-being in sustaining a resilient workforce.' Aligned with the 'We the UAE 2031' vision and the UAE National Wellbeing Strategy 2031, the Human Energy Awards underscore the UAE's commitment to pioneering global standards in health, innovation, and workforce wellbeing. About Response Plus Holding PJSC: Founded in 2010, Response Plus Holding PJSC (ADX: RPM) is the largest provider of onsite healthcare, medical emergency services and occupational health solutions in the UAE. RPM was listed as Response Plus Holding on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange in 2021 and is also currently listed on the FTSE GEIS as a global micro-cap company. Boasting the largest medical vehicle fleet in the region with 350+ ambulances, RPM has become a trusted name and a partner of choice in its field of operation. It has conducted more than 1.6 million training sessions for healthcare and non-healthcare professionals, performs over 1,000 helicopter medical emergency evacuations every year, and offers reliable medical support for 650+ local and international events annually. About Burjeel Holdings: Founded in 2007, Burjeel Holdings is a leading super-specialty healthcare services provider in the UAE and Oman, and it operates a growing specialized healthcare segment in Saudi Arabia. The Group operates an integrated and multi-brand healthcare ecosystem across primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary medical care, ensuring complex care delivery to patients across all socioeconomic groups. Its network comprises 110 assets across the UAE, Oman, and Saudi Arabia, including 20 hospitals, 36 medical centers, 29 physiotherapy and wellness centers, 15 pharmacies, and 10 other allied services. Burjeel Holdings' brands include Burjeel, Medeor, LLH, Lifecare, PhysioTherabia and Tajmeel.
Forbes
31-05-2025
- Business
- Forbes
Ángel Di María Returns To Boyhood Club Rosario Central In Argentina
Angel Di Maria of Argentina celebrates after scoring the team's second goal during the FIFA World ... More Cup Qatar 2022 Final match between Argentina and France at Lusail Stadium on December 18, 2022 in Lusail City, Qatar. (Photo by) Ángel Di María, who scored in the final of the FIFA 2022 World Cup for Argentina against France, has returned to his boyhood club Rosario Central. Supporters in Rosario were absolutely delighted to hear the news this week, as the club announced that its biggest ever export would be retuning home to play in the Argentinian league. Now 37 years old, this will surely be the last stop in Ángel Di María's fine career. Fans of Rosario Central cheer the team with smoke bombs prior a round of sixteen match between ... More Rosario Central and Estudiantes at Estadio Gigante de Arroyito on May 10, 2025 in Rosario, Argentina. Every single club in South America has a hero that leaves for pastures new in Europe. Seeking international glory and, of course, a monumental pay rise. Generally, fanbases of those teams will hold a lot of affection for that player, especially if they are successful before they leave. The hope will be that after they make their money and enjoy glory in Europe, that one day they will return again. Finishing a career off like this is never usually the best economic option for a player but it can be their way of saying thanks to their first club or accepting some sort of call of duty to return. Perhaps to help the club financially as well as on the pitch. Neymar's recent move to Santos is a fine example of this return. Neymar won the Copa Libertadores with the club before he went to Barcelona but now he arrives to play for a Santos side that is in a relegation battle. His presence alone has helped drive international coverage and bring in better players. Neymar of Santos celebrates the second goal of his team scored by Tiquinho Soares during a ... More Campeonato Paulista 2025 match between Santos and Noroeste at Urbano Caldeira Stadium (Vila Belmiro) on February 19, 2025 in Santos, Brazil. Gonzalo Montiel recently moved back to River Plate after years in Europe and the majesty of scoring the winning penalty in a World Cup final shoot-out. Radamel Falcao has gone home to Colombia; playing for Millonarios in Bogota and perhaps most spectacularly Óscar Cardozo, who is now 42, has spent almost a decade back playing in his native Paraguay after a decade abroad. Whether it is to their old club or the team they supported as a boy, many latin players tend to hang up their boots at home. For those that have raised children in Europe it is also an opportunity to bring the family home, and of course for many it means another crack at the Copa Libertadores. For Rosario Central the return of Ángel Di María is a dream come true, because the bigger the star the more offers they have to end their career elsewhere. Di María certainly could have moved to the MLS or Saudi Arabia but he decided to bring his family back to Argentina after a career of incredible success in Europe. A kid holding a ball runs past a mural depicting Argentine footballer Angel Di Maria painted in a ... More corner near the Gigante de Arroyito stadium of Rosario Central football club in Rosario, Santa Fe province, some 350 km northwest of Buenos Aires on April 5, 2015. Since he left Argentina in 2007 Di María has been talismanic in international triumphs with Argentina and also won the UEFA Champions League at Real Madrid. The left-footed attacker also won countless titles in France with PSG, as well as league and cup championships in Spain and Portugal, making him one of the most storied soccer players of all time. Rosario Central has been the best team in the 'Liga Profesional' table in Argentina this season, winning 10 and losing just one of their 16 regular season games. However after recent defeat to play-off finalists Huracán; Di María has work to do in the second part of this season if Rosario Central are to enjoy any silverware in 2025. Di María didn't win anything with Rosario before he left. Perhaps a trophy with his home club is the last thing on his football to-do list. Regardless, Di María is still playing at a level where he should make a big impact on domestic football in Argentina. His wand of a left-foot and tricky dribbling will dazzle defences across the country, and he will be applauded by away fans in every stadium after his legendary success with the national team. Di María's good friend Lionel Messi grew up playing for city rivals Newell's Old Boys. The ultimate dream for any Argentine is to see Messi return to play in his home country and just imagine those two international companions facing off in a fearsome Rosario derby. That dream may be unlikely, but is still alive, as Lionel Messi continues to prepare for the FIFA 2026 World Cup playing his club soccer at Inter Miami. Lionel Messi of Argentina celebrates with Angel Di Maria after scoring their team's first goal from ... More the penalty spot during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Group C match between Argentina and Saudi Arabia at Lusail Stadium on November 22, 2022
