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This is how Dorart Ibrahimi grew a million-dollar company at just 16

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Social media can be a tricky and tough place to navigate and understand especially when it comes to content creators and businesses to grow their reach and customers. While social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook and Twitter are known to be marvellous places to monetise and reach out to the right people, it can be challenging for those who do not understand the first thing about them.

This is why there are organisations and institutions that help influencers, businesses and content creators in reaching the right audience, growing their outreach and networking with the right people.

One such person who has done immensely well in the world of social media is Dorart Ibrahimi.

16-year-old Dorart has started an Organic Growth Program which is the most unique and outstanding scheduled program ever made where businesses and individuals will be guaranteed to achieve success on Instagram, in the form of likes, followers and everything that Instagram has to offer.

At the age of just 16, Dorart is the owner of DORART MGMT LLC, which is a million-dollar company that has successfully surpassed $2 million in sales within two years of beginning.

Born and raised in Kosovo, Dorart is ethnically Albanian. While Dorart was raised in a middle-class household, his parents were extremely intellectual and taught him a lot about life. A lot of his significant business learnings came from hanging out with the biggest business venture partners in Kosovo. Dorart began admiring them and this is where his passion for making money and becoming a businessman at such a young age was born.

Starting during the pandemic, Dorart began the organisation as a fun meme page after which he decided to grow his personal standing where he found it was possible to make money from advertising.

It was Dorart’s love for social media and content promotion that led him to build DORART MGMT LLC as its owner and founder and grow the organisation to 59 employees who, as per Dorart, “make thousands of dollars a month each”.

Dorart has a $500,000 worth and he plans to grow it to at least a few million in the next year.

His extreme talent, a knack for social media and a deep understanding of Instagram, as a platform, is what has led Dorart to where he is today.

Dorart has future plans to turn his organisation into an Incorporation where he will be starting various online businesses and services in different fields in real life.

Not just that, to impart his knowledge and learning from the world of social media, Dorart will also be beginning a Mentorship Group where he will be teaching millions how to make money and how to build a successful marketing agency.

With just two years with him, Dorart has been able to build and grow his business to having over $500,000 worth. His plans include growing and building his business further along with expanding into other ventures. While he plans to grow the worth of his company to $2 million until next year, he ultimately plans to grow it into one of the biggest incorporations in the world.

 

Rosario is from New York and has worked with leading companies like Microsoft as a copy-writer in the past. Now he spends his time writing for readers of BigtimeDaily.com

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Exploring the Transformative Impact of Tailored CXO Events on Business Growth

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Photo Credit: CXOsync UK

Byline: Katreen David

Business success hinges on the strength of relationships and the speed of innovation. In line with this notion, CXOsync UK has positioned itself as the architect of the future of executive networking. It is worth noting that this company doesn’t curate your typical networking event where attendees exchange Linkedin profiles with little follow-up. This is a thought leadership-by-education model. Their sponsored packages are relationship building exercises in addition to brand awareness.    

Moreover, this is a space where the right conversation can ignite the next big idea. CXOsync UK, under the strategic leadership of Sulai Saloojee, is rewriting the rules of engagement for top executives across industries. Their event model is in full flow across EMEA and the APAC region with a multitude of ABM campaigns taking place weekly in different cities within these regions. 

Picture a dimly lit room in one of London’s iconic venues, where the hum of conversation reflects the energy of business leaders not just networking but genuinely connecting. Here, the team meticulously plans every detail—from the seating arrangements to the flow of discussions—to guarantee that each interaction has the potential to be metamorphic. This is the magic of CXOsync UK, a company that understands that the power of an event lies in its ability to bring people together in meaningful ways. 

“We’re not in the business of throwing events; we’re in the business of creating catalysts for change,” says Saloojee, whose vision for CXOsync UK extends beyond the grandeur of gatherings. Saloojee and his team are building a foundation for long-term success in an era where business scapes can shift overnight.  

Beyond the Conventional: Innovating for Impact     

In executive events, staying ahead means more than just keeping up with trends; it means setting them. CXOsync UK has embraced this philosophy wholeheartedly, reimagining the boundaries of what executive events can achieve. 

With the rise of digital platforms, it has seamlessly integrated technology into its offerings. To that effect, it creates hybrid experiences that merge the intimacy of in-person events with the accessibility and reach of virtual ones.   

Whether a high-stakes boardroom discussion or a relaxed dinner conversation, every element maximizes engagement and fosters genuine connections. “We’re utilizing data to understand our audience and to anticipate their needs. This way, we can deliver timely and impactful solutions,” Saloojee explains.

Shaping a Global Community

In a post-pandemic world, traditional business models are being upended, and remote work is becoming the norm. That said, the need for meaningful, results-driven networking has never been greater. CXOsync UK is meeting this need head-on, offering a blend of traditional and innovative solutions that cater to the busy schedule of the modern executive.

As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the ability to connect and collaborate across borders is more important than ever. Through its carefully curated events, the brand facilitates conversations that transcend industries and geographies, enabling executives to learn from each other and grow together.

However, beyond the immediate benefits, CXOsync UK is laying the groundwork for something bigger: a shift in how business leaders think about networking. It is no longer about who you know but how you connect. 

“Our mission is simple: to inspire connections that drive progress,” Saloojee says, summing up the ethos that has guided CXOsync UK’s rise to prominence. Its mission resonates in every aspect of its work, from the careful selection of event participants to the thoughtful design of each session. With a focus on quality over quantity, CXOsync UK is a seal of quality, and every connection made through its events has the potential to lead to something greater.  

Building Bridges to the Future

With an eye on emerging trends and a finger on the pulse of the global business community, Saloojee and his team are poised to continue leading the way in creating impactful networking experiences. Moreover, they’re setting the stage for a new era of synergy, where the right connections can unlock unprecedented opportunities.

“In a world where the pace of change is only accelerating, our role is to provide the platform where leaders can come together, share ideas, and find the inspiration they need to move forward,” Sulai Saloojee reflects. 

As businesses worldwide adapt to a new reality, CXOsync UK keeps up without missing a beat.

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