Oct. 2018 — Entrepreneurs often face significant challenges when launching their business ventures, especially when these initiatives begin without structured planning. Such unstructured starts frequently lead to losses driven by poorly informed managerial decisions. This highlights the critical importance of feasibility studies—across administrative, market, and economic dimensions—as essential tools for mapping out a project’s path to success.
The feasibility study tool developed by Abdullah Al-Salloum—available free of charge at abdullah.kw/ar/tools—has contributed to clarifying vision for many entrepreneurs. However, users may still encounter challenges in fully utilizing its capabilities. This workshop is designed to bridge that gap by equipping participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed to produce a professional feasibility study using the tool, through hands-on, applied guidance.
Instructors
Abdullah Al-Salloum Economist, strategic developer, investor and author
The course was excellent overall, but I have one small note: the forecasting that was taught in the Project Economics course is an important tool in the feasibility study course because it enables the use of prior data, such as sales or income, in the feasibility study. This mechanism would improve the accuracy of the feasibility study professionally and significantly. As for Mr. Abdullah Al-Salloum, he is highly capable and able to explain ideas in a detailed yet simple way. Honestly, it is only fair to testify that time was allocated to each participant in the course so he could discuss and receive help applying all the ideas to his own project, which required special effort from the instructor and deserves recognition. Thank you very much. It was a wonderful course, and I look forward to more courses to gain further valuable information and benefit from the instructor’s experience. Thank you very much.