Dina El-Mofty is a visionary community builder, thought leader, and angel investor dedicated to empowering entrepreneurs and advancing the wellness movement across the region. Widely recognized as a leading voice shaping conversations around entrepreneurship, well-being, and the future of leadership in the Middle East, she works at the intersection of business, culture, and human potential. She was recognized by Arabian Business as one of the World’s Most Influential Young Arabs Under 40.
As Founder and Chair of INJAZ Egypt, Dina leads one of the country’s most impactful organizations driving entrepreneurial education and youth empowerment nationwide, equipping young people with the skills and confidence to thrive in a rapidly evolving world. Under her leadership, INJAZ has reached over one million youth and, through its startup incubator, supported nearly one hundred ventures while facilitating annual exchanges with Silicon Valley to connect Egypt’s young innovators to global ecosystems.
As Co-Founder of Soulfull, Egypt’s largest celebration of health and wellness, she convenes world-class experts, transformative practices, and conscious communities through festivals, retreats, and gatherings designed to inspire deeper connection, well-being, and purposeful living.
Dina is also a Partner at Escape Code, a luxury travel concierge at the forefront of elevating Egypt’s global tourism narrative, curating exceptional journeys that blend heritage, privileged access, and world-class service — reflecting a broader mission to showcase Egypt with authenticity, excellence, and cultural depth while contributing to a more thoughtful and inspired way of experiencing the country.
A familiar face on Egyptian television, Dina served as a judge on Egypt’s version of Shark Tank — aired on CBC as Hona Al Shabab and later Al Forsa — where she championed emerging startups and showcased Egypt’s most promising young entrepreneurs.
Dina’s leadership has earned multiple accolades, including the Arabian Business Young Achiever Award and recognition among the Top 50 Women in Business in Egypt. She holds a graduate degree from the Fletcher School at Tufts University.
