{"60":"2021-07-08","61":{"first":"Elsayed","last":"Eldaydamony"},"62":"sayed.daydamony@alumni.iu.edu","211":"+201033002262","64":{"street":"3244 elhay eltany Elhadapa elwasta Elmokatm","street2":"","city":"Cairo","state":"IN","zip":"11585","country":"Egypt"},"191":"SJD Corp","209":"","66":"Since my first days studying toward LLB, I found myself like and inspired by commercial law, my grades used to be excellent. I like to be a reason to drive the wheel of productivity and be a reason to create opportunities for everyone.  After obtaining LLB, I took the most related two graduate diplomas to commercial law at the School of Law at Cairo University; a diploma in private law and a diploma in international trade and investment law in 2014. Also, in 2015 I took a full academic job to serve as an assistant instructor in commercial law at the Shariah and Law School at Al-Azhar University, Cairo. Further, when I received a Fulbright grant to study LLM in Maurer law School, Indiana University-Bloomington, my degree was LLM in concentration in commercial law. I took classes of corporations, international business transactions, negotiable instruments, securities regulations, patent law, and audited international securities regulations and corporate finance. I also wrote my LLM thesis in securities, the thesis titles \u201cinsider trading framework in the United States stock markets and that of the Egyptian stock markets\u201d under the supervision of Professor Donna Nagy. \r\nIn conclusion, my personal tendency, my law school carrier, and my legal background were the main influential to choose the corporate and business law major.\r\n","67":"I found myself influenced by the robust curriculum of the Corporate and Business Law program and the practical and profound corporate law opportunities that the Institute of Delaware Corporate and Business Law may afford to me as an SJD candidate.","68":"SJD-Washington university school of law St Louis \r\nSJD- University of Illinois College of Law\r\n","69":"Conducting my J.S.D. studies would be extremely meaningful and significant to me, my family, and the students I will go back to teach at Al-Azhar University in Egypt. I am looking to be promoted as a professor of law specializing in corporate and business law in the department which currently occupied the position of assistant lecturer at the Shariah and Law School at Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt. I am looking to be actively writing papers in comparative commercial law and have something new, useful, and open my student's eyes to International commercial jurisprudence.  In the meanwhile, I am planning to set to the NY bar exam and practice law as off council with any suitable entity. ","70":"In 2010, I picked \u2014with the recommendation from the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar himself\u2014 to serve at his Technical Office. I served as an assistant to the new advisory team introduced to the Al-Azhar institution by the coming of the Grand Imam professor Ahmed el-Tayeb in 2010. That was a remarkable opportunity in my life, my Academic interests reformed and a new understanding started to be born. The combination of legal and Shariah law studies placed me in a distinctive place among the other team members, my research skills, style of academic writing, and the way of introducing ideas made me intensively involved in almost every file handled by the Grand Imam technical office with a close relationship with the technical office key members.\r\n When I shifted my career to serve as a teaching assistant at the School of Shariah and Law in Cairo. The experience I gained at the technical office of the Grand Imam paid off! By understating the decision-making process, I used to be prominent among my peers by the ability to \u201cgetting things tech.\u201d As soon as I achieved my master's from the U.S., I returned to resume my career as a lecturer assistant at Shariah and law school. Now I am in charge to build our school library of English language material for its English department. I also assist my students to participate in Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition and every year we accomplish respectable ranks and some of the team members got the best oralist. I serve as co-editor of the Shariah and Law Review, the leading journal in its field, I translate the paper abstract to English and make it searchable according to the global journal standers. Besides, Al-Azhar university newly established the Al-Azhar Entrepreneurship Club, where I have been selected from many applicants to receive TOT training. Now, I represent the Club at my School of Shariah and Law in Cairo.\r\n","72":"Elsayed Eldaydamony"}