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The Enterprise Show is an Egypt-focused business, policy and pop culture talk show, produced by Enterprise, the daily brief on all matters business, finance, and economics. Each episode will see us sit down with interesting and impactful business leaders, policy-makers, and cultural icons to discuss their life's successes, failures, and their views on major topics that will shape Egypt going forward.
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Meet Egypt’s first climate billionaires
For our sixth and final panel, we brought on the guys who we think are likely to be Egypt’s first climate billionaires by building one of the most exciting of Egypt's climate startups — Shift EV, which efficiently and cost-effectively converts fleets from internal combustion engines into electric vehicles. We spoke with its co-founder and CEO, Aly El Tayeb, who started Shift EV in his basement, and Karim Hussein, managing partner at Algebra Ventures, and one of Aly’s first investors.
Participants:
Aly El Tayeb (Linkedin), co-founder and CEO, Shift EV.
Karim Hussein (Linkedin), managing partner, Algebra Ventures.
Interviewed by: Hisham Abdien, executive editor, Enterprise and Patrick FitzPatrick, editor-in-chief, Enterprise.
Must read and watch:
You can read our coverage of the panel here: https://climate.enterprise.press/stories/2022/12/14/shift-ev-and-algebra-ventures-on-how-to-build-a-usd-bn-climate-business-91113/
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Keynote interview with Leslie Reed, Mission director for Egypt, USAID
We interviewed on stage Leslie Reed, former mission director for USAID in Egypt and current director for Jordan. Leslie discussed the role development finance has in moving the needle on climate — including a dive into how USAID is trying to help us save the coral reefs along the Red Sea coast. She also discussed the importance of developing human capital, the need for business and regulators to work together to expedite initiatives, and whether grants or blended finance would work best to support the business of climate.
Participants:
Leslie Reed (Linkedin), mission director for Jordan (former Egypt mission director), USAID.
Interviewed by: Hadia Mostafa, Managing Partner and Co-Founder, the Enterprise Company, and Patrick FitzPatrick, Editor-in-Chief, Enterprise.
Must read and watch:
You can read our coverage of the panel here: https://enterprise.news/news/story?storyId=eb943e86-f689-461b-9297-3ebd510cdbd7
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How do we pay for it all? The climate finance debate
The massive re-plumbing of the global economy to become more climate-friendly comes at a very high cost. So, how are we going to fund it all? In come the banks. Banks are no different than the rest of us: They want to know where the opportunities are. They worry about not doing enough, but also about being accused of greenwashing. They want to be part of the solution. So, how are they contributing and pushing companies and clients to be more sustainable?
Participants:
Todd Wilcox (Linkedin), CEO and Deputy Chair, HSBC Egypt.
Tarek El Nahas (Linkedin), Group Head of International Banking, Mashreq.
Nader Aboushadi (Linkedin), Group Treasurer, Dar Group.
Interviewed by: Patrick FitzPatrick, Editor-in-Chief, Enterprise. Moustafa Bassiouny, Partner, the Enterprise Company.
Must read and watch:
You can read our coverage of the panel here: https://climate.enterprise.press/stories/2022/12/07/getting-into-the-nitty-gritty-of-climate-finance-at-enterprises-climate-x-forum-90399/
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Dive deep into the macro factors shaping how corporates across global emerging markets are dealing with climate change
EFG Hermes Research Managing Director and Head of Strategy Simon Kitchen joins us on stage to talk about how business leaders across global growth markets are coping with climate change — and the macro factors that are both shaping opportunities and constraining room to act. Simon covers markets ranging from Egypt to Vietnam, Pakistan, Nigeria, Bangladesh and Kenya and regularly speaks with senior management from companies across the full spectrum of industries, from banks to electronics assemblers, garment markets to food producers.
Participants:
Simon Kitchen (Linkedin), MD and Head of Strategy, EFG Holding Research
Interviewed by: Hadia Mostafa, Managing Partner and Co-Founder, the Enterprise Company, and Patrick FitzPatrick, Editor-in-Chief, Enterprise.
Must read and watch:
You can read our coverage of the panel here: https://climate.enterprise.press/stories/2022/12/08/how-companies-across-global-emerging-markets-are-dealing-with-climate-change-90562/
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Climate is the biggest business and investment opportunity of our generation — here’s practical advice on how to get in on the ground floor
We dive deep into what the business leaders in the climate industry in Egypt and the region have to say about how the private sector is adopting greentech, where they see the opportunities and what they’d like policymakers to do to encourage further participation. Key takeaways include: There’s appetite for climate — particularly in adaptation, what policies they’d like when it comes to green energy, and how climate could be the big export opportunity for Egypt.
Participants:
Amr Allam (Linkedin), co-CEO, Hassan Allam Holding
Mohamed Ismail Mansour (Linkedin), CEO and co-founder, Infinity
Sherif El Kholy (Linkedin), Partner and head of MENA, private equity at Actis
Interviewed by: Salma El-Saeed, senior managing editor, Enterprise, and Patrick FitzPatrick, Editor-in-Chief, Enterprise.
Must read and watch:
You can read our coverage of the panel here: https://enterprise.press/stories/2022/12/07/what-business-leaders-think-of-the-business-of-climate-in-egypt-90427/
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Demystifying two of the biggest opportunities to have come out of COP27: Green hydrogen and NWFE
Egypt brought home major victories from COP27. We signed framework agreements for about USD 85 bn worth of green hydrogen projects. We also announced more than USD 10 bn in funding for the Nexus for Food, Water and Energy, or NWFE — a USD 15 bn program for Egypt. While we have a long way to go before much of the wins from COP27 will be tangible to the private sector, the opportunities in green hydrogen and NWFE are “now.” Our panelists helped explain how these two can be made actionable.
Participants:
Jorgo Chatzimarkakis (Linkedin), CEO, Hydrogen Europe
Khalid Hamza (Linkedin), Director and head of Egypt, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
Khaled Naguib, CEO, Hydrogen Egypt
Interviewed by: Patrick FitzPatrick, Editor-in-Chief, Enterprise. Moustafa Bassiouny, Partner, The Enterprise Company
Must read and watch:
You can read our coverage of the panel here: https://enterprise.news/news/story?storyId=a197d083-f6fc-4194-8b1b-80f36f980dc7
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