Nour Elzeny's inspiring experience with Suez Canal Bank

Today we are talking about Nour Elzeny, Director of Corporate Communication & CSR - Suez Canal Bank, one of the most prominent Egyptian women in the Egyptian banking sector, her achievements in this sector, on  women’s month.

Elzeny is considered one of the most prominent bankers whose name shone brightly in corporate communication, due to her great efforts in this file and her experience of more than 30 years in media field, marketing communication, sustainability, project management and strategies in local and international corporates.

Since she joined Suez Canal Bank in 2010, she has been working according to a communication strategy that focuses on creating a mental image and a positive impression of the bank, in addition to her efforts to support the community on a professional and personal level.

Elzeny succeeded in building effective relationships with various media outlets, enhancing the bank's participation in economic and banking events, and managing technological applications within NilePreneur initiative to support entrepreneurship and contribute to launching financial inclusion activities, also succeeded in designing a distinctive corporate identity for the bank.

During the past 5 years, she has implemented more than 55 contributions and various community service projects for Suez Canal Bank in social solidarity, health, the education sector, youth support, entrepreneurship, women, persons with disabilities, Environment, sports, arts and culture.

Moreover, shereceived more than 40 local and international awards, including Ministry of Youth and Sports on International Women's Day honoring, Bangladesh Goodwill Ambassador, Ministry of Planning and Economic Development honoring, as well as Youth Business Association for Voluntary work for the economic empowerment of women, as it was included in Wikipedia as a supporter of youth issues and women's economic empowerment.

On the academic level, she has more than 16 years of experience, lectures at American University, International Football Association Board in partnership with Cairo University, The Egyptian Banking Institute, National Training Academy and NIGSD.