Abdul-Razak Bello
Mr. Abdul-Razak Bello is a prominent Ghanaian social entrepreneur, philanthropist, and corporate speaker. He is a renowned mentor, mindset and leadership coach, and helps leaders and entrepreneurs increase their results in today's economy.
A serial entrepreneur with diverse business experience internationally, Mr. Bello is known for his work in education and water through corporate social responsibility (CSR).
Mr. Bello is the visionary founder and CEO of DubaiCarFinder, a one-stop shop for all your car needs in the United Arab Emirates. DubaiCarFinder operates as an innovative online platform that simplifies the car buying process.
Through its user-friendly website, you can easily browse through a vast selection of cars, filtering them based on your preferences and requirements. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious sedan, a powerful SUV, or an eco-friendly electric vehicle, we’ve got you covered.
Mr. Bello is passionate about making car buying easy and stress-free. He believes that everyone should have the opportunity to own a car, regardless of their budget or location. DubaiCarFinder is his way of making that dream a reality.
In the summer of 2010, Mr. Bello and his longtime friend Abdallah Alhassan spent 40 hours a week picking carrots on a friend's organic farm. As they worked, they talked about the importance of environmental sustainability, community involvement, and the need to provide the local hungry with donations of quality food.
These conversations inspired Mr. Bello to start a not-for-profit organization called Hyatt Bello Foundation, which tackles all of these challenges and more.
HBF has since grown into a successful organization that has helped to provide food, education, and other resources to thousands of people in need. Mr. Bello is a true inspiration, and his work with HBF is a testament to his commitment to making the world a better place.
Since its inception, HBSD has donated 35,000 pounds of organic food to local charities. However, getting the food out the door and getting the community interested in sustainability has not come without cost. Mr. Bello and Abdullah needed a way to raise money to keep the organization running.
So in 2011, they fulfilled their dream of opening a café that could provide the community with a place to come together, enjoy fresh food, local art and music, and—most importantly—continue to support HBF with its proceeds.
HBF is a group of individuals, mostly volunteers, who are dedicated to eliminating poverty in their community and globally. They believe that through education and action, they can elevate their community's well-being and change the world one step at a time.
