Sayali SinghiContributorSayali Singhi is the Group Head of Project Planning at Galadari Brothers, where she helps shape group-wide ESG and CSR initiatives. She is a CFA charter holder and a certified sustainability professional.
How the Sustainable Development Goals are shaping modern business Long-term success increasingly depends on balancing commercial priorities with environmental stewardship, social inclusion and measurable impact
The 'G' that holds ESG together Environmental and social goals may attract attention, but governance provides the accountability and credibility needed to turn ESG commitments into lasting results
Why a safe workplace in 2026 is about more than hard hats and orange vests Organisations that invest in prevention are better equipped to identify potential hazards, assess risks and put appropriate controls in place
Why sustainability reports matter more than ever As ESG expectations continue to grow, sustainability reporting is helping organisations strengthen transparency, governance and stakeholder confidence
Building businesses that create value for everyone The strongest organisations recognise that lasting success comes from creating positive outcomes for all those affected by their decisions
Carbon accounting: A business imperative for the Net Zero era With carbon reporting becoming increasingly important in the UAE, measuring greenhouse gas emissions is fast becoming a business necessity rather than a compliance exercise
Galadari Brothers publishes Annual Sustainability Report At Galadari Brothers, sustainability is not a standalone initiative but a principle that guides how we operate, invest and plan for the future, says Mohammed Galadari
Don’t panic: How improv workshops made me calmer and more confident A first-time student reflects on learning improv and its lasting impact
Five sustainability trends that will define the UAE in 2026 How regulation, finance and infrastructure are turning ESG from ambition into execution
Galadari Brothers organises successful e-waste drive for staff The campaign encouraged employees to drop off their old electronic devices ensuring they are processed safely and recycled rather than ending up in landfills