Chapters in MEPA
EO MEPA (Middle East, Pakistan and Africa region) is currently comprised of 20 chapters and growing!
Each chapter has its own board that manages the chapter, helping the members glean the most from their membership.
Chapters in MEPA
EO MEPA (Middle East, Pakistan and Africa region) is currently comprised of 20 chapters and growing!
Each chapter has its own board that manages the chapter, helping the members glean the most from their membership.
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EO Cairo |
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EO Jeddah |
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EO Kenya |
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EO Oman |
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EO U.A.E. |
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EO Cape Town |
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EO Johannesburg |
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EO Kuwait |
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EO Riyadh |
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EO Uganda |
Local Chapters
Get involved in your local entrepreneurial community.
Membership with a local chapter will immerse you into the local entrepreneurial community and connect you with 6-10 thought leaders and peers in a monthly Forum. We have more than 220 local chapters located across 75 countries, and this list is ever-expanding!
Bridge Chapters
Expand your connections with bridge chapters.
Looking to broaden your horizons by connecting with peers beyond your local community? A bridge chapter is for you! Meeting 2-4 times annually in locations within a particular region, bridge chapters allow you to meet like-minded entrepreneurs no matter where you are.
“Being on the chapter board and then president was the real “start” of my EO journey. I loved the challenge of leading leaders and what it taught me about myself and my leadership journey. But most of all I gained a new ‘tribe’ outside of my forum. Connections that I will keep for life.”
Julia Finnis-Bedford, Regional Leader and Member of EO Cape TownWhat I value the most from my EO leadership journey is the connections I have made with the most amazing peers from all over the region. Having the opportunity to spend time with each other in unique environments & situations sparks the most amazing conversations where the take-home value & learning beats any classroom I have ever personally been in!”
Nouf Almutawa, Member of EO Kuwait and Chapter Leader (Past Regional Leader)“MEPA Unleashed, my inaugural international EO event, was transformative. The blend of learning, networking, and exploring Cairo was unforgettable. The event became a networking goldmine, fostering meaningful connections with diverse attendees. Engaging in discussions with fellow entrepreneurs fuelled personal and professional growth, surpassing expectations and reigniting passion for business. I am grateful for the invaluable lessons I learnt from this amazing community of professionals.”
Rahim Amin, EO Karachi“EO Lahore is not just a community; its an ecosystem of growth through engaging events; invaluble connections and transformative experiences.”
Dr. Waqas Wahab, EO Lahore“What I have learnt the most from stepping up is how to grow my leadership skills exponentially. You have the unique opportunity to work on a board with a diverse group of global leaders and to lead other entrepreneurs. Where in the world do you get access to these priceless experiences and lessons?”
Leena Gehlot, Global Leader and Member of EO Kenya“What I have learnt the most from stepping up is how to grow my leadership skills exponentially. You have the unique opportunity to work on a board with a diverse group of global leaders and to lead other entrepreneurs. Where in the world do you get access to these priceless experiences and lessons?”
Turan Quettawala, EO Karachi“Global Leadership opened doors for me to create positive change on a different scale. Viewing the organisation from a higher perspective, I could tackle significant global challenges beyond my business’s reach.”
Abeer Qumsieh, Member of EO Jordan and Global Leader“My name is Aditya B Manaksia and I have been an EO member for 10 years +, part of EO MEPA Bridge Chapter as well as EO Kolkata Chapter. To learn from the leaders while leading them is one of the biggest take aways for me from EO.”
Aditya B Manaksia, MEPA Bridge“For me, the EO Path of Leadership is about learning the art of motivating others without authority, and this has really benefitted my business. A leadership role in EO is highly recommended – how could you have guessed… I’m going into my 5th year on our local chapter board, and I look forward to exploring other leadership opportunities within EO.”
Tarryn Tait, Member of EO Durban and Chapter Leader“My go-to quote is “Embrace the challenges, for they are the stepping stones to success.” As a woman in a leadership role, the special powers that I bring in are empathy and inclusiveness, which makes me a well-rounded leader. In taking on leadership roles in EO, I have learned the power of listening and communicating better, which has helped me foster innovation within the group.”
Gomathy Ramaswamy, Member of EO U.A.E. and Chapter Leader“What I value the most from my EO POL journey is that it challenged my character and leadership skills. Leading diverse members in a global non-profit organization is a complete shift from what I was accustomed to. I learned how to lead by ‘influence’ rather than ‘authority’!”
Dayna Bahig, Member of EO Cairo and Regional Leader“Being on the chapter board and then president was the real “start” of my EO journey. I loved the challenge of leading leaders and what it taught me about myself and my leadership journey. But most of all I gained a new ‘tribe’ outside of my forum. Connections that I will keep for life.”
Julia Finnis-Bedford, Regional Leader and Member of EO Cape TownWhat I value the most from my EO leadership journey is the connections I have made with the most amazing peers from all over the region. Having the opportunity to spend time with each other in unique environments & situations sparks the most amazing conversations where the take-home value & learning beats any classroom I have ever personally been in!”
Nouf Almutawa, Member of EO Kuwait and Chapter Leader (Past Regional Leader)“MEPA Unleashed, my inaugural international EO event, was transformative. The blend of learning, networking, and exploring Cairo was unforgettable. The event became a networking goldmine, fostering meaningful connections with diverse attendees. Engaging in discussions with fellow entrepreneurs fuelled personal and professional growth, surpassing expectations and reigniting passion for business. I am grateful for the invaluable lessons I learnt from this amazing community of professionals.”
Rahim Amin, EO Karachi“EO Lahore is not just a community; its an ecosystem of growth through engaging events; invaluble connections and transformative experiences.”
Dr. Waqas Wahab, EO Lahore“What I have learnt the most from stepping up is how to grow my leadership skills exponentially. You have the unique opportunity to work on a board with a diverse group of global leaders and to lead other entrepreneurs. Where in the world do you get access to these priceless experiences and lessons?”
Leena Gehlot, Global Leader and Member of EO Kenya“What I have learnt the most from stepping up is how to grow my leadership skills exponentially. You have the unique opportunity to work on a board with a diverse group of global leaders and to lead other entrepreneurs. Where in the world do you get access to these priceless experiences and lessons?”
Turan Quettawala, EO Karachi“Global Leadership opened doors for me to create positive change on a different scale. Viewing the organisation from a higher perspective, I could tackle significant global challenges beyond my business’s reach.”
Abeer Qumsieh, Member of EO Jordan and Global Leader“My name is Aditya B Manaksia and I have been an EO member for 10 years +, part of EO MEPA Bridge Chapter as well as EO Kolkata Chapter. To learn from the leaders while leading them is one of the biggest take aways for me from EO.”
Aditya B Manaksia, MEPA Bridge“For me, the EO Path of Leadership is about learning the art of motivating others without authority, and this has really benefitted my business. A leadership role in EO is highly recommended – how could you have guessed… I’m going into my 5th year on our local chapter board, and I look forward to exploring other leadership opportunities within EO.”
Tarryn Tait, Member of EO Durban and Chapter Leader“My go-to quote is “Embrace the challenges, for they are the stepping stones to success.” As a woman in a leadership role, the special powers that I bring in are empathy and inclusiveness, which makes me a well-rounded leader. In taking on leadership roles in EO, I have learned the power of listening and communicating better, which has helped me foster innovation within the group.”
Gomathy Ramaswamy, Member of EO U.A.E. and Chapter Leader“What I value the most from my EO POL journey is that it challenged my character and leadership skills. Leading diverse members in a global non-profit organization is a complete shift from what I was accustomed to. I learned how to lead by ‘influence’ rather than ‘authority’!”
Dayna Bahig, Member of EO Cairo and Regional Leader
