ATM Capital Taps Sherif Hassan’s Expertise to Strengthen Its Global Market Vision.
ATM Capital Engages Mr. Sherif Hassan as Chief Market Strategist & Business Development Advisor London, United Kingdom — (ARAB NEWSWIRE) — ATM Capital announced the engagement of Mr. Sherif Hassan as Chief Market Strategist & Business Development Advisor, as part of the company’s ongoing efforts to enhance and further develop the services provided to its clients, while strengthening the quality…
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