Laila Hussein

• Developing comprehensive documents for commercial partnerships, including presentations and MOUs, enhancing stakeholder engagement. • Collaborating with internal and external stakeholders to track and advance business development initiatives effectively. • Attending events and conferences to network and generate new business leads, contributing to company growth.

• Spearheaded the Undergraduate Scholarship Program, awarding 700 scholarships to underserved Egyptian youth across all 27 governorates. • Cultivated and managed partnerships for recruitment, English instruction, and leadership training, enhancing program reach and effectiveness. • Monitored program implementation, providing skill enhancement and career guidance to empower young scholars for future success.

• Developed and implemented innovative fundraising programs, successfully meeting annual fundraising goals. • Cultivated and managed relationships with multinational companies, banks, and international entities as IBF Donors. • Authored compelling funding proposals, enhancing the foundation's outreach and donor engagement.

• Guided clients in setting realistic life goals and actionable plans, enhancing their personal growth. • Motivated individuals to embrace positive changes, resulting in improved life satisfaction. • Maintained detailed case files to track progress, ensuring accountability and measurable outcomes.

• Developed and implemented a comprehensive communication strategy to enhance partnerships with international educational entities. • Cultivated and maintained long-term relationships with key stakeholders in Egypt and abroad. • Designed and coordinated the EduTech forum program, securing senior-level speakers to elevate event quality. • Oversaw PR material development, boosting brand visibility through targeted social media campaigns.

• Designed and implemented multi-departmental processes to enhance student enrollment and career development. • Supervised logistics and planning within the Student Life Office, ensuring seamless operations. • Recognized for outstanding performance, ranking in the top 5% at the university level.

• Co-founded and led the Student Activities department at Newgiza University, enhancing student engagement and community. • Designed and implemented the New Student Orientation (NSO) Program, ensuring a smooth transition for incoming students. • Managed large-scale events, including International Days and TEDx events, fostering cultural exchange and student leadership.

• Collaborated with the International Business Director on study abroad program preparation and curriculum development. • Initiated a successful exchange agreement between Marquette University and the American University in Cairo. • Assisted in managing logistics and evaluations for various study abroad programs, enhancing participant experiences. • Provided support to students participating in exchange programs, ensuring smooth transitions and successful outcomes.

Project Specialist, U.S. team — Oct. 2007-Oct. 2008 • Managed the U.S. Student Arabic language grants and the U.S. Specialist Program. • Expanded the U.S. Specialist Program from two specialists a year to the Egypt’s full quota of ten specialists a year. • Helped in the implementation of a year-long educational and cultural orientation program • Proposed recommendations for processes streamlining and cost cutting. Project Specialist, Egyptian team — August 2005-Sept.2007 • Managed grants awarded to Egyptian students, scholars and teachers to study in the U.S. • Introduced new innovative methods to streamline processes using information technology. • Conducted outreach visits within Egypt and the U.S. to promote the Commission’s programs. • Interfaced with governmental and other entities to ensure the smooth progress of grants. Assistant Project Specialist, Fulbright Center—June 2003-July 2005 • Organized and marketed the activities of the Commission's training unit. • Managed the University Management Program and the University Partnership Program. • Organized and led study tours to Egypt for U.S. faculty and students. • Re-vamped the Commission’s website in a short turn around and within a limited budget.

• Participated in the preparation and review of comprehensive economic reports for the Egyptian cabinet. • Analyzed various economic and development topics to provide actionable insights. • Collaborated with cross-functional teams to enhance the quality and accuracy of publications. • Contributed to informed decision-making processes by delivering timely and relevant economic data.

Internships: July 2001-August 2001 Arab Bank, Dealing Room Dept. August 1999-September 1999 Citibank, Quality Control Dept. June 1998-July 1998 Trainee at United Marketing Company