AUK Alumna Taiba Al-Humaidhi Honored by AACSB as 2025 Influential Leader
AUK is proud to announce that alumna Taiba Al-Humaidhi has been recognized by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) as part of its 2025 Class of Influential Leaders. This prestigious global recognition celebrates 24 exceptional alumni who are creating meaningful change through entrepreneurial innovation and social impact.
Taiba Al-Humaidhi, a graduate of AUK’s class of 2006 from the College of Business and Economics, is the founding executive of Lei Wa Lakom, an initiative dedicated to women’s empowerment through mentorship and community support. As a member of this year’s AACSB Influential Leaders cohort, she is recognized in the category of Community or Social Impact for her visionary leadership and commitment to fostering an inclusive and empowering environment for women in Kuwait and beyond.
A member of AUK’s inaugural bachelor’s in business administration graduating class, Taiba has built an impressive career with a focus on entrepreneurship and innovation. She previously held a role at Zain Kuwait and went on to co-found BTZ Group, Floward, and Serve Bakery. Her current venture, Lei Wa Lakom creates a network that connects aspiring women with experienced mentors, helping them build confidence, navigate challenges, and pursue personal and professional goals.
The AACSB Influential Leaders award recognizes alumni from accredited business schools whose work exemplifies the role of business education in addressing today’s most pressing challenges. In honoring Taiba, AACSB celebrates her efforts in driving social impact and shaping a future rooted in collaboration, empowerment, and opportunity.
Taiba’s achievements reflect the values of innovation, community engagement, and leadership that AUK strives to instill in all its students.
Taiba Al-Humaidhi, a graduate of AUK’s class of 2006 from the College of Business and Economics, is the founding executive of Lei Wa Lakom, an initiative dedicated to women’s empowerment through mentorship and community support. As a member of this year’s AACSB Influential Leaders cohort, she is recognized in the category of Community or Social Impact for her visionary leadership and commitment to fostering an inclusive and empowering environment for women in Kuwait and beyond.
A member of AUK’s inaugural bachelor’s in business administration graduating class, Taiba has built an impressive career with a focus on entrepreneurship and innovation. She previously held a role at Zain Kuwait and went on to co-found BTZ Group, Floward, and Serve Bakery. Her current venture, Lei Wa Lakom creates a network that connects aspiring women with experienced mentors, helping them build confidence, navigate challenges, and pursue personal and professional goals.
The AACSB Influential Leaders award recognizes alumni from accredited business schools whose work exemplifies the role of business education in addressing today’s most pressing challenges. In honoring Taiba, AACSB celebrates her efforts in driving social impact and shaping a future rooted in collaboration, empowerment, and opportunity.
Taiba’s achievements reflect the values of innovation, community engagement, and leadership that AUK strives to instill in all its students.
Taiba Al-Humaidhi receiving her award with the faculty of the College of Business and Economics