In this episode of Spotlight on Leadership we interview Amira Elmissiry-Sulai, Chief Accountability Officer at the African Development Bank. Working at one of the most important agencies in the world Amira is not only an inspiring leader in her own right but she has had to manage a variety of both political and corporate leadership at the highest levels. We will be speaking to her and asking her to share her experiences on how effective leadership is essential to manage different stakeholders, which leader(s) are inspiring her right now and what she wants her legacy to be.
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Speaker Profile
Amira Elmissiry-Sulai
CAO at AfDB
Amira Elmissiry-Sulai is the Chief Equity and Catalytic Investment Officer with the Private Sector Operations Department at the African Development Bank, where she leads a team that originates equity transactions. She is also a seasoned lawyer with experience in international relations, public international law, and private sector and micro-finance investments, and has acted as a lead counsel structuring and negotiating over US$300mn private investments in Africa. Before joining the Bank, Amira worked with various international organisations, including Initiatives of Change International, a Geneva-based international organisation, where she oversaw the organisation’s work in implementing the MDGs, and lectured in Human Rights Law to master’s/honors students under a GiZ/SADC Drama for Life Programme at the University of Witwatersrand. She has been recognised by Forbes Magazine as one of the 20 youngest power women in Africa in 2014, as one of the top 100 corporate legal counsels in Africa by Legal 500, and as one of the top 100 African Economic leaders in Africa by the French Think-Tank – Institute Choiseul in 2015.
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