Ines kadri leads communications and sustainability sector At ADCB to exceptional performance

First Bank talks about Ines kadri, head of communications, sustainability and customer satisfaction sector, in  non - elqwa, launched to highlight the successes of Egyptian women in the Egyptian banking sector and their most prominent achievements, on March, woman's month.

Kadri was able to make a strong leap in the media presence of Abu Dhabi Commercial-Egypt since her beginning with the bank in 2021, as head of the communications, sustainability and customer satisfaction sector in the bank, also succeeded in enhancing the spread of its brand, and cooperate between the bank and many related corporates, which was reflected significantly on the results of her work.

Kadri also led communication sector to achieve development regard to sustainability file, issuing the first carbon fingerprint report, as well as linking the bank's transactions to the various environmental considerations according to Vision 2030.

She has a variety of experiences for more than 20 years, as she held many positions, the most recent was Head of Corporate Communication and Sustainable Development Sector at Credit Agricole Egypt, in addition to her membership in the Board of Trustees of Credit Agricole Egypt for Development.

So she was able to establish the identity and culture of Crédit Agricole - Egypt in accordance with the vision, standards and directions of the global group to which it belongs, established the brand and image of the bank, which won many international awards.

Qadri also issued the first sustainability report in Egypt with an integrated reporting system that is compatible with the principles of GRI, in order to enhance disclosure and transparency according to  the highest international standards, in 2020.

Finally, Kadri obtained a board member certificate accredited by the Egyptian Directors Center of ACA, and this program is the first of its kind in Egypt and Arab area, prepared in cooperation with IFC of the World Bank and approved by EFSA and IFC of the World Bank Group.