Gathern | جاذر إن

As a pivotal member of the senior leadership team, I collaborate closely with the CEO and the Board of Directors to shape strategic decisions and drive organizational success. My role involves engaging in high-level discussions and initiatives that significantly impact our company's direction.

Key Accomplishments:

Established the FP&A function from the ground up, crafting robust financial planning and analysis frameworks that underpin strategic decision-making across the organization.

Led the full conversion to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), ensuring compliance and enhancing financial transparency.

Developed and implemented a comprehensive financial risk management system in alignment with SOC 1 standards, fortifying the organization’s financial integrity.

Formulated and executed key financial policies that have standardized practices and strengthened fiscal discipline.

Managed investor relations, effectively communicating financial status and growth strategies to stakeholders and enhancing investor confidence and engagement.

Current Focus:

Preparing the organization for the next funding round, optimizing financial and operational strategies to attract and secure investment.

Overseeing the implementation of an ERP system to streamline processes and improve data visibility across the company.

Establishing a Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) function to ensure regulatory compliance, manage risks, and uphold governance standards.

VP of Finance

CAFU

Working with the CEO and other department heads as a sounding board for all financial matters. I lead a team of 7 direct reports. Some of my key initiatives are

Design and implemented Budgeting process from scratch
Build a team ground up by designing a structure of all sub-functions, hiring suitable team members and providing mentorship 
Initiated the implementation of Microsoft Dynamics Business Central 
Helped in due diligence of M&A activities (buy-side) 
Design of financial reporting to help informed decision making
Formulation of financial control policies

Head Of Finance

SellAnyCar.com

Serving as an advisor to the Board, managing full spectrum of the strategic finance role encompassing areas of managing different business verticals and their financial needs, tracking business expansion, performing feasibility studies, evaluating business proposals, forecasting and budgeting. 

Achievements: 
▪ Formulated the strategic roadmap and created new tactical scenarios that enabled business turnaround and sustenance of market leadership for both companies despite challenging markets.  
▪ Coordinated the Series D funding round of company including financial and legal due diligence, handling investment bank queries and liaison with potential investors. 
▪ Managed the cleanup of 3 years accounting records and implementation of NetSuite.
▪ Design and implementation of budgetary controls.
▪ Participated in key decisions as a member of the executive management.
▪ Developed new financial strategies, restructured the accounting department in terms of staff and IT, and achieved all financial analysis reporting and cost analysis requirements to enable us to identify the real strengths and weaknesses in our manufacturing process.
▪ Achieved process automation, resulting in reduction of manual work and boosting of operational efficiency.

Navigant

Maximising value in special situations by advising corporates and lenders in distress M&A, restructuring and turnaround, liquidity management, optimal capital structuring and independent business plan review. My special focus was to help startups/scaleups acquire financing (VC, PE, Debt).

Manager, Deals and Restructuring

Alliance Valves Group Limited

Achievements: 
▪ Successfully revived one sick unit by restructuring / negotiating the debt with vendors/creditors. 
▪ Arranged new trade finance / invoice finance lines for the aforementioned business unit. 
▪ Implemented business intelligence systems and automation of cross-country and multi-currency subsidiaries.

Finance Director

Ali Bin Ali Group of Companies

Directing overall Finance function independently and directly reporting to Group CFO/ EVP. Handling a staff of 22 directly reporting to me. 

Achievements:
▪ Right sized the working capital by controlling A/R, inventory, A/P thereby achieving a remarkable reduction in working capital by 66%. 
▪ Implemented Micros/Fidelio suit of applications and reduced the monthly period close cycle by 7 days. 
▪ Designed and implemented cost control mechanisms resulting in reducing prime cost by 10% (based on sales) and reduction of POS wastage by 50%.

Finance Manager (F&B Stream)

Lahore Gymkhana

Responsible of directing overall finance function and reporting to the board of directors. Handling a staff of 27 directly reporting to me.

Finance Controller

Zoqi Catering Services

Accounting Manager

KPMG

Audit Trainee

If You’re a Series A or B Tech Founder Struggling with Cash Burn & Fundraising, Read This.

The problem isn’t your product. It’s:

 ↳ Your financial positioning (investors aren’t seeing the right story)
 ↳ Your cash flow strategy (burning too fast, raising too slow)
 ↳ Your investor readiness (funding rounds take too long or fail)

The Reality:

Investors want financial clarity and control, not just vision.

If your cash flow is unpredictable and your financial story isn’t dialed in, you’re not investable.
Most founders don’t fail because of a bad product—they fail because they run out of money.

That’s where I come in.

The Financial Reliability Framework™: Your Roadmap to Stability & Growth

🔹 Cash & Fund Management
 - Achieve positive cash flow in 90 days by optimizing working capital
 - Cut cash burn by 25-40% while maintaining growth
 - Extend runway by 50% by aligning fundraising with capital needs

🔹 Investor Readiness & Financial Storytelling
 - Transform financial data into a compelling investor narrative
 - Build high-valuation financial models that increase funding success by 40%
 - Shorten fundraising timelines by 30% with strategic positioning

🔹 Automation & Scalability
 - Reduce manual finance workloads by 50% with automation
 - Implement scalable financial systems for long-term growth
 - Gain real-time financial visibility for smarter decision-making

What’s Stopping You?

✔️ “I don’t have time for this.” → I step in and handle it for you—no extra hires.
✔️ “I can’t afford a CFO.” → No problem. Get expert finance strategy without the CFO price tag.
 ✔️ “Investors want cash flow fixes.” → My Financial Reliability as a Service (FRaaS) ensures you’re always prepared.
 ✔️ “I need funding now.” → My Investment Readiness System gets you in front of the right investors at the right time.

Who do I help

✅ Series A & B Tech Founders – Secure funding faster & cut cash burn.
✅ VC-Backed Founders – Scale with stronger financial controls.
✅ Growth-Stage Startups ($25M-$50M) – You need financial systems, not chaos.

Proven Results

📈 Extended runway by 50% for a SaaS startup
📈 Cut cash burn by 40% in 90 days for a mobility tech founder
📈 Increased funding success by 40% with refined financial models
📈 Reduced manual finance workload by 50% with automated reporting

I step in as your Financial Growth Strategist to:
 
🔹 Cut cash burn by 25-40%
🔹 Make you investor-ready in 90 days
🔹 Secure funding with 2X probability—without unnecessary dilution

No wasted time. Just results.

Reach out to me now.

Tahir Gondal

Serial wellness entrepreneur, biochemist and longevity advocate who does not just build brands but build movements.For more than two decades I have launched, scaled and evolved businesses that reflect a single conviction. The body is not a problem to fix. It is a system to master. True vitality begins when science, knowledge and self leadership meet.You can track my personal interests through the businesses I build. What starts as a personal obsession, whether it is collagen bioavailability, gut repair or dopamine chemistry, often grows into a concept that resonates with entire community.Few years ago I started Health Nag as a desire to educate community and help everyone heal. It organically went from just a health blog to a high performance wellness ecosystem redefining preventive health in the Middle East. Our foundation was built on clinically backed supplements and detox systems, but the next chapter goes far beyond products.We are developing a telehealth and diagnostics clinic that merges functional medicine with longevity testing and data driven health plans. We are building a wellness tech platform that integrates real time biomarkers, lab tracking, and personalized supplement protocols. We are creating health food concept that bring neuroscience, nutrition and community together in real life experiences.Each vertical serves one mission. To make self mastery and longevity accessible, beautiful and sustainable.Before Health Nag I built and exited multiple ventures that taught me how to turn intuition into strategy and innovation into profit. My own journey through chronic illness became the laboratory that shaped my philosophy. Health is not something you chase. It is something you learn to hold.My strength lies in translating complex science into desirable culture. I build systems that educate, elevate and scale without losing soul.If you are building the future of longevity, functional health or wellness technology, let’s connect. The next era of health will belong to brands that combine intelligence with integrity.

Natasha Rudatsenko

As you go into this weekend, take a minute to think about what happiness or emotional fulfillment measn to you.

I believe we need to invest in emotional education; an ability to understand, process, feel emotions and teach finding healthy channels of expressing them, both the good and the “ugly”. 

What I see is that everyone obsessed with living longer but not so much about how or why.

Find your why and follow me Natasha Rudatsenko to learn how to build the greatest version of yourself yet through the right choices and self-healing.

Founder & CEO Health Nag | Redefining Longevity as Joy, Energy & Freedom. On a Mission to Empower People to Live Vibrant, Ageless Lives | 4x Wellness Entrepreneur | Featured on Shark Tank 2025

Breaking: Burnout is contagious.

Ever wondered why one meeting leaves you wired, and another leaves you drained?

It’s all in your nervous system. 

Real-time EEG hyperscanning (yep, brain-to-brain recording) shows this clearly:

Our brains can sync with another person’s stress within seconds, even over Zoom!

That means your body is constantly co-regulating with every energy in the room.

That’s why community is such an integral wellness pillar at Health Nag for us, by the way. 

Before any high-stakes interaction, try this 90-second micro-reset.

(I do this before investor meetings, team reviews, even difficult conversations):
1️⃣ Breathe 5 in, 7 out (x6 cycles): activates your vagus nerve, drops heart rate.
2️⃣ Unclench everything: jaw, shoulders, hands. Signals “safety” to your body.
3️⃣ Set your intention. 
4️⃣ During: Slow your speaking pace by 10%. Keep your tone low, grounded, warm.
5️⃣ After: Stand up. Shake your hands. Look at the horizon for 30 seconds to reset your visual field.

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Most supplement brands don’t fail at launch. 
They fail in year two once the founder has lost the motivation to keep going. 

I’ve watched this pattern repeat over 20+ years.

A person on their wellness journey experiences a transformation in their health. 

They find a supplement manufacturer who is willing to white-label an existing formulation. 

They launch a brand with exceptional branding and Instagram shoutouts.  

Year one looks promising with first-time orders, friends promising to try the supplement, and celebrating early wins. 

Then year two arrives, and the cracks appear:
→ Not enough credible transformations to retain consumers 
→ Very hard for customers to integrate the product in their lifestyle 
→ High-costs of acquisition (CAC) with very low lifetime value (LTV)
→ Spaghetti-on-the-wall approach without clarity on your growth engine or strategy 
→ By then, the founder has lost motivation to keep building their venture. 

Here’s what I’ve learnt after scaling Health Nag to 500k+ customers with a 72% retention rate: 

↳ Every product must show immediate transformation as well as improve their health long-term.

↳ Ensuring product development suits customer behaviour is not “nice to have”, rather that is the foundation that will build long-term retention.

↳ Your growth strategy requires clarity of vision about who your customers are and what problem will you help them solve, better than what anyone else in the market can do. 

But most importantly, 
You are in it for the long haul with the right business systems in place that help you build and scale sustainably. 

At Health Nag, every product we launch goes through a rigorous medical and community credibility test to solve this.

But more importantly, the entire system is set up so that I don’t get burnt out as we build our community-loved brand. 

Building in wellness and longevity is a decades-long commitment, not a quarterly revenue target. 

Are you launching for quick virality, or for timeless brand value? 

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Biohacking Playbook for women between 35-45 👇

Philosophy to adopt: calibrate your energy expenditure across all walks of life. 

Your core restoration supplements:

1️⃣ Women’s multivitamin with D3 /K2→ closes nutrient gaps
2️⃣ Creatine 3-5g mood/muscle/mitochondria
3️⃣ Omega-3 (EPA + DHA) → supports your brain, heart, and reduces inflammation
4️⃣ Magnesium glycinate → calms the nervous system, aids with sleep

Optimize further: Use labs, symptoms, and your body’s feedback to add layers with precision once the basics are in place. 

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Here’s my prediction on the future of wellness,
(and most people won’t see this coming).

Wellness will be shaped more by founders and communities than by the traditional health industry.

Let me explain.

The health industry moves slowly. 

It is built on long wait times, fragmented information, outdated nutrition advice, and protocols that don’t change unless something is proven for twenty years.

Community, on the other hand, evolves fast.

People change their habits when they feel seen, supported, guided, and like they finally belong. 

Movements grow when they are built around trust, shared identity, and real transformation.

And that is exactly what the future of wellness requires.

👉 People want personalised guidance.
👉 They want products that actually work.
👉 They want to feel part of something that lifts them up.

These are experiences institutions cannot create, but communities can.

Here’s why community-led wellness will lead the future:

𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐛𝐮𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐬 𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐲: When you feel accountable to a group, you stick with your habits. Long-term change depends on this, not on a doctor telling you to come back in six months.

𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐡𝐮𝐦𝐚𝐧 𝐛𝐞𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐨𝐮𝐫: It meets people where they are. It speaks their language. It doesn’t shame, judge, or overwhelm. It nudges them toward better choices every day.

𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐬𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐬 𝐟𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫: A brand that feels like family travels across borders without needing heavy infrastructure. People share what transforms them. This is how real wellness movements grow.

𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐩𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞: The early adopters of functional wellness are curious, disciplined, emotionally intelligent, and hungry for truth. They are the same people building these movements from within.

At Health Nag and across my businesses, I’ve seen this for years.

500k+ people didn’t join us because of marketing.

They joined because they felt guided, understood, and supported.

Because the products worked.

Because their energy came back, their digestion improved, their minds became clearer.

And now we are building the next layer,
where products, education, diagnostics, and personalised protocols all live inside one community.

The wellness brands that rise and succeed over the next decade build trust, tell the truth, and create real results.

Do you agree? Or do you think institutions will still lead the future of wellness?

Tell me in the comments below.

My body started healing the moment I stopped trying to “fix” it.
That’s why biohacking isn’t the right word to use.
It’s just my lifestyle 👇

I was the perfect ‘project’ in my 20s. 

Hashimoto’s, PCOS, IBS, candida, depression.

Doctors told me I’d have to be on hormonal therapy for life.
Instead, I became my own experiment.

I studied naturopathic nutrition, Ayurveda, herbology, Chinese medicine.
I fasted for days, tracked everything, searched for the next thing to “optimize.”

But healing isn’t data. It’s devotion.

My focus started showing some results, but I hit a roadblock when I realized that I was performing wellness instead of embodying it. 

That realization finally put all the blocks I was playing with together. 

The protocol remained the same but my intention began to mature: 
My body isn’t a problem to solve. 
It’s giving me feedback because it cares for me. 

That’s also the philosophy behind Health Nag. 

You are your greatest version already. 
The right choices and self-healing will uncover that. 
You health through alignment, optimize when your body feels safe, and prioritize your intuition. 

This is the work I live, teach, and build into every product we create.

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Every week, someone asks me which longevity protocols I trust. 

Here are the first-principles I look out for before incorporating a protocol in my own lifestyle: 

#𝟏 𝐈𝐭 𝐦𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐬𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐭 𝐬𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐨𝐝𝐲. 

Anything that ignores gut health, detox pathways, nutrient replenishment or hormonal balance is noise. 

Your body is biochemical, so the protocol has to create biochemical change.

#𝟐 𝐈𝐭 𝐦𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐛𝐞 𝐜𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐠𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞.

I only trust methods that show real results, not claims. 

If I cannot track it, I don’t integrate it.

#𝟑 𝐈𝐭 𝐦𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐛𝐞 𝐬𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞. 

Longevity is built on habits you can do daily. 

If it does not fit into real life, it won’t work in the long term.

The wellness industry will grow rapidly over the next decade.

But the players and protocols that survive will be those based on truth, clinical integrity and results that people can feel in their own bodies.

👉 What’s a longevity protocol that you’re on the fence about? Tell me in the comments below.

The 3 silent killers of your longevity (and what I do about them) 👇

Solving macros, fasting windows, and step counts are essential but not enough.

You also need to arrest the less visible factors that quietly accelerate inflammation and ageing faster than your birthday candles 

1️⃣ The air you breathe

If you live in a polluted city, you’re basically microdosing pollution.
Every inhale pulls in fine particles that trigger immune inflammation, the kind that slowly ages your heart and brain.

𝐌𝐲 𝐟𝐢𝐱: Even though I live in Dubai which has wonderful air quality, I never run on main roads. Distance from traffic = instant drop in toxicity.

At home, I use a HEPA purifier, and I use a barrier balm (Vicks or Vaseline) inside the nostrils if I’m travelling through a polluted area. 

2️⃣ The light above your head

Overhead white LEDs are modern torture for your nervous system.
That constant glare and flicker tell your brain: “stay alert” even when it’s time to get to bed!  

𝐌𝐲 𝐟𝐢𝐱: My evenings are golden with warm-spectrum lighting and wear blue-light blockers after sunset. 

3️⃣ The chemicals in your “healthy” food

Yes, you’re what you eat, and also what your food has been stored it. 
You can’t solve for what happens during transportation but use high-quality storage when you can. 

𝐌𝐲 𝐟𝐢𝐱: I avoid buying food packed in plastic as much as always, and I always wash anything that was. And yes, I bring my own containers, like a true wellness rebel who’s committed to her wellness journey.

👉 What’s one small change you could make this week to lower your hidden inflammation?

I added 20 years to my life. 
Here’s what that means for me 👇 

I know what it feels like to move through life in survival mode.

So when I talk about longevity, I talk from the version of me that had to claw back my own life first.


Here’s what my life feels like now (and what I hope you get to experience too!):

↳ My community messages meou saying their digestion healed, their skin cleared, their moods changed, because my work gave them a second chance at their health.
↳ My brain works fast enough to execute all the hundreds of ideas I see in my head every day. 
↳ I keep building successful businesses without burning out or losing myself in the process.
↳ I can pick up a cute child or hug a loved one with presence and attention.
↳ I can teach 5 back-to-back yoga classes and still feel alive inside.
↳ My energy is thriving through the day even with busy schedules. 
↳ My face looks like someone (aka me) takes great care of it.
↳ I wake up fresh, well-rested, and excited for the day ahead.
↳ I create brands from intuition, experience, and expertise. 
↳ My anxiety doesn’t get to run my decisions.
↳ My parents see my glowing and love it.
↳ My spirit knows that joy is my baseline.

This is what longevity means to me.

If my health had stayed where it was 20 years ago, my businesses would not exist.
My resilience would not exist.
My intuition would not exist.

And millions of people would not have the healing they have today.

Longevity is my reward for choosing to stay resilient in my own life.

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If you could listen to what your microbes were whispering, you’d learn that community is biological. 
Dubai folks, this is for you 👇

Human microbes using quorum sensing — tiny chemical signals — to communicate with each other. 

They’re wired to cooperate with each other at a cellular level.
And so are we, socially.

When you share space with another human being, your microbes interact with theirs. 
That’s why community is healing.

And that’s why we’re building The Inner Circle by Health Nag for wellness enthusiasts in Dubai (for now). 

Our mission with The Inner Circle is to build connection, loyalty, and lead the global wellness disruption rom the frontlines. As a member, you’ll enjoy early product access, private retreats, mentorship, and recognition.

Most importantly, you’ll get to shape Dubai’s wellness revolution.

Does it sound like something you’d like to be a part of? 

Drop a Hi 👋 in the comments below and my team will reach out with details of the next event.

Think culture doesn’t shape wellness behaviour?

Think again.

I built Health Nag across UAE, and now expanding to global markets, and the tension is obvious:

Yes, wellness principles are universal, yet how people change their habits is shaped by their culture, food identity, and belief systems.

The messaging that works for an Emirati doesn’t land for the Londener.
What feels normal for the Estonian can feel extreme for the American.
What resonates with the Middle Eastern customers may confuse for the European. 

Here’s what cross-cultural awareness reveals about wellness:

👉 Motivation is different in every culture even if they are in the same region.

Some people want clear rules. Others want gentle guidance. Others want data. 
The protocol stays the same, the delivery changes.

👉 Detox culture isn’t global

For the Middle Easterner, cleansing feels natural. The European sees it with doubt. The American hops from one trend to the other. 
The body is the same, the meaning people attach to it isn’t.

👉 Food identity shapes compliance

Removing dates for a Middle Easterner is not the same as removing bread for an American.

Cutting dairy hits differently for the Indian than it does in Russian. 
If you ignore your customer’s food culture, your protocol fails.

👉 Community expectations matter

Some audiences want a strong voice. Some want softness. Others want scientific depth.
The same person might want different experiences depending on their own life journey. 
Use this understanding to build and keep their trust.

I build my wellness companies with this complexity in mind.

↳ Education tailored to different cultural mindsets
↳ Protocols that adapt to local habits and constraints
↳ Messaging that respects regional nuance without losing clinical clarity

For founders and investors, the lesson is simple:
Wellness may be global, but behaviour change is local.

Are you building with cultural awareness in mind? 

Tell me in the comments below.

Deinfluencing you as a wellness founder and longevity enthusiast who’s seen the WORST of supplements 

— Most ‘wellness’ products are dressed-up garbage with their white-labelling, sugar-filling, and clinical emptiness.

— You’re not ‘tired’. You’re undernourished because most of what you’re consuming (whether food or supplements) isn’t being absorbed by your body.
— If your supplement doesn’t have clinical validation, formulation transparency, or bioavailability data, then you are the test subject.

— I don’t want to sell powders and supplements. I want to teach you how to stop being fooled by them.

— The wellness and longevity industry needs more truth-seekers and reformers instead of influencers. 

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I’ve spent almost 2 decades building wellness brands across three countries.
Here’s what I learnt:
(and why it matters for the future of global wellness)

Long before Health Nag became a movement, I ran yoga studios, an organic food manufacturing company, and wellness education platforms.

I’ve operated in Estonia, Dubai, and across the GCC.

The question that followed me through every venture was:

Why do some wellness brands build loyalty that lasts, while others disappear after the trend fades?

The answer was never the product alone.

It was something deeper: the ability to care for people with consistency.

The brands that lasted understood wellness as a lived system:
 ↳ Education was clear and repeatable
 ↳ Community felt personal
 ↳ Quality didn’t fluctuate
 
This helped them earn trust through results.

But when I study our competition, I find the opposite.

New wellness brands launch every week with hype, quick formulas, and heavy marketing. 

They have speed and noise. 

What most lack is the backbone that keeps a brand relevant for years.

The parallels between enduring wellness brands and enduring institutions are clear:

Great brands understand that trust is a system.
Great wellness movements understand that change happens through continuity.
Both require discipline, clarity, and long-term thinking.

The founders who build with these principles will define the next era of wellness.

What industry outside wellness has taught you the most about building something that lasts?

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