Amwal Al Ghad Awards 2024 unveil Egypt’s Most Influential Women winners
Amwal Al Ghad Awards Ceremony 2024 announced on Monday the winners of the Most Influential Women in Egypt Awards.
This year’s list features 22 powerful women from groundbreaking entrepreneurs to visionary corporate leaders, the most influential women in Egypt are leaving their mark in every sector and industry.
The banking and financial services sector leads the list with 5 entries, followed by the higher education with 3, and fintech, manufacturing, and fashion with two entries.
The list also includes energy, consultancy, retail, NGO, and sports sectors.
Below are the 22 winners of this year’s Most Influential Women in Egypt Award.
The ninth edition of the prestigious Amwal Al Ghad Awards Ceremony 2024 is taking place at the Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza in Cairo’s iconic Downton area.
Under the patronage of Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly, the grand ceremony celebrates the achievements of outstanding women leading the way in business, in collaboration with Top 50 Women Forum.
The event is organised by Amwal Al Ghad economic magazine and Exlnt Communications, part of the United Media Services Group (UMS). It will celebrate the achievements of Egypt’s top 100 companies and 50 outstanding women leading the way in business, alongside other prominent figures.
The event is organised by Amwal Al Ghad economic magazine and Exlnt Communications, part of the United Media Services Group (UMS). It will celebrate the achievements of Egypt’s top 100 companies and 50 outstanding women leading the way in business, alongside other prominent figures.
| Name | Title | |
| 1. | Dr. Alia El Mahdi | Professor of Economics at the Faculty of Economics and Political Sciences, Cairo University |
| 2. | Ohoud Wafi | Founder and Chairwoman of Haya Karima Foundation |
| 3. | Sayonara EL Asmar | Deputy CEO & Managing Director of the Egyptian Credit Bureau (I-Score) |
| 4. | Rania Toubar | Sub-Governor Risk Management Reform, and Large Corporate Monitoring Sector, Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) |
| 5. | Inji Borai | Vice President and Country Manager, Egypt, Mastercard |
| 6. | Yara Yassin | Founder of Up-Fuse |
| 7. | Reem Safy | Group CEO of Al Safy Group |
| 8. | Dr. Nevine Abdelkalek | Dean of the School of Continuing Education, Nile University |
| 9. | Dr. Nibal Dahaba | Co-Founder & General Manger of Gennecs Pharmaceuticals/ Gennvax Holding |
| 10. | Marwa Abbas | General Manager & Technology Leader of IBM Egypt |
| 11. | May El Gammal | Group Chief Marketing & Communications Officer of EFG Holding |
| 12. | Dr. Ghada Ali | Member of the Egyptian House of Representatives – Economic Committee and Teaching Professor of risk management and actuarial sciences at Cairo University |
| 13. | Zeina Tawakol | Executive Director of Magdi Yacoub Heart Foundation |
| 14. | Samar Elmnhrawy | Senior Vice President for Human Capital and Sustainability at Majid Al Futtaim |
| 15. | Farida Temraz | CEO and Creative Director at TEMRAZA |
| 16. | Mai Abdelhalim | President of GE Vernova Africa |
| 17. | Soha Abou Zikry | Head of Global Customer Relations at the Commercial International Bank (CIB-Egypt) |
| 18. | Loujaine Aboushady | Chief Business Officer & Board Member at Shadypack |
| 19. | Yasmine Medhat | CEO of Bazarna Society |
| 20. | Mariam Elsamny | Head of Consumer Banking at FABMISR |
| 21. | Jasmin Samy | Founding Partner of Washington for International Dev. and Shadow Sports Academy |
| 22. | Dr. Noha Abou Shabana | International Gymnastics Federation Rhythmic Gymnastics Technical Committee President |
