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Amani Zaki Joins WAVZ to Drive Digital Transformation and Regional Growth

Amani Zaki has been appointed CEO and Managing Director of WAVZ, a company dedicated to strategic digital transformation in Egypt and the broader Middle East and Africa region. She brings a wealth of experience in leading organizations and developing digital business models, which will be crucial as WAVZ looks to strengthen its leadership and expand its innovative digital solutions across the region.

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Amani Zaki Joins WAVZ to Drive Digital Transformation and Regional Growth

Amani Zaki serves as the CEO and Managing Director of WAVZ, a company specializing in strategic digital transformation services in Egypt and across the Middle East and Africa region. Amani Zaki brings years of professional experience in leading organizations and managing multidisciplinary teams, with a clear focus on developing digital business models and implementing modern management strategies. Throughout her career, she has contributed to supporting digital transformation initiatives and implementing technology solutions aimed at boosting operational efficiency and enhancing the competitiveness of organizations across various sectors. Amani Zaki holds an MBA in General Management from Rennes School of Business in France, earned in 2007. She also received her Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering from Cairo University, graduating with a 'Very Good' distinction. Last November, she was appointed to the role of CEO and Managing Director as part of WAVZ's strategy to strengthen its leadership capabilities and support regional expansion plans. The company aims to focus on delivering innovative digital solutions that contribute to developing the business environment and achieving digital sustainability in both the Egyptian and regional markets. WAVZ was founded in 2008 with the goal of enabling companies to achieve the highest levels of operational efficiency through a diverse portfolio of information technology and digital transformation services.

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