Nadja Hatem, founder and CEO of the legal tech company Kliently, has been named one of Sweden’s 150 Super Communicators 2024 by Resumé. She is recognized for her innovative approach to communicating Swedish legal matters in Arabic through her TikTok channel.
– It’s an incredible honor to be recognized as one of Sweden’s Super Communicators, especially given the inspiring names on the list. This recognition affirms that courage and innovation in communication can truly make a difference,” says Nadja Hatem, CEO and co-founder of Kliently.
Resumé is Scandinavia’s leading trade media outlet for marketing, communication, and media. Its annual ranking, Sweden’s 150 Super Communicators, celebrates individuals who, through creative and groundbreaking communication, transform society and elevate the status of the communications field. According to Resumé, the award:
“Honors individuals whose communication has made us think in new ways. The purpose of the award is to enhance the status of communication as a field.”
Innovative Communication for Diversity and Inclusion
Since its inception, Kliently has been driven by a clear mission to make legal assistance accessible to more people, particularly through digital solutions and language support. By communicating in Arabic on her TikTok channel, Nadja Hatem reaches new audiences, demonstrating that legal services can be both accessible and relevant to a broader demographic. Nadja’s TikTok channel currently has nearly 27,000 followers, and several of her videos have been viewed by over 100,000 people.
– Sweden is a multifaceted society, and businesses need to adapt their communication to reflect the diversity present in order to truly connect. By offering legal advice in Arabic and meeting our users where they are, we show that inclusive communication is not only possible but necessary for businesses aiming to reach wider markets, says Nadja Hatem.
The complete list of Sweden’s 150 Super Communicators is available on Resumé. Want to follow Nadja Hatem on TikTok? Click here to visit her channel.
