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Mounira Jamjoom
Mounira Jamjoom

Mounira Jamjoom

About

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First Name:
Mounira
Last Name:
Jamjoom
Title and Organization:
Co-Founder & CEO, Emkan Education
Bio:
Mounira is a co-founder and CEO of Emkan Education, a school development and education advisory company. Mounira is also founder of Aanaab.com, an online professional development platform for teachers. Mounira worked as assistant governor in Saudi Arabia for the Evaluation, Training and Education Commission (ETEC). In 2012, Mounira worked as a senior research specialist with the Ideation Center, Booz & Company’s think tank in the Middle East. Mounira also serves as a board of trustee at Dar Al Hekma University for women in Jeddah. She was an advisory board member of the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation (TVTC) for women and a member at the National Childhood Committee in Saudi Arabia. Mounira has published two books and is passionate about building teacher capacity. Mounira holds a Ph.D. in education from Oxford University and a master’s degree from Columbia University and a bachelor of arts in special education from Dar Al Hekma University. Mounira is a currently a fellow at the Owner President Management (OPM class 56) program at Harvard Business School (HBS). She has written extensively on education in Saudi Arabia, among other topic She is a Fellow of the sixth class of the Middle East Leadership Initiative and a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network.

Fellowship Program

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Program Membership:
Middle East Leadership Initiative

Class

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Fellowship Class Name:
Class VI: MELI Sharks


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