I am Daniele Hanna Chehade, born in 1958 in Beirut, mother of two children Khalil and Karim, aged 40 and 36 respectively• I started my curriculum at the USJ where I underwent a master’s license degree in Economy, graduating in 1980, after four years marked by a memorable experience at the USJ, home of serenity and knowledge• Attracted by banking work, I joined Credit Bancaire in 1981 where I was a credit manager for 9 years. I had to leave in 1989 to dedicate my time to raising my two kids in a war-torn country.• Throughout this period, I always knew that I would be much more passionate in enrolling as a teacher in my home university, a role that would allow me to pass on the knowledge I had acquired over the years to a younger generation keen on building the Lebanon of tomorrow.• I had the opportunity to fulfil this goal in 1993 when I was contacted by the Management Faculty (FGM). I have seen my role and responsibilities increase over time, taking on both Micro and Macro economy courses for 1st and 2nd year students.• In parallel, I have written 3 articles focused on the Lebanese economy: Lebanon's economic recession (2013), Impact of Syrian migration on Lebanese unemployment (2015) and a Look at the relationship between the real estate sector and Lebanon's economic growth (2016)