Meet Rachel More-Oshodi, The Newly Appointed Chief Executive Officer of ARM-Harith Infrastructure Investments Limited
Rachel More-Oshodi has recently been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of ARM-Harith Infrastructure Investments Limited, a prominent pan-African private equity fund management company specializing in infrastructure. It actively invests in sustainable projects that contribute to economic growth and foster development across the African continent.
Rachel, who is a seasoned executive with more than twenty years of profound experience in finance, infrastructure, and energy, assumes this position following a successful term as Deputy Vice President of Commercial Sales & Specialties at Africa Total Energies.
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Rachel previously held significant positions in several organizations including Head of Infrastructure Finance, West Africa at Rand Merchant Bank and roles at the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IaDB) in Washington D.C.
Rachel shared her excitement on her new position, saying “joining ARM-Harith as CEO is not just another occupation, it is a vocation. Together with the exceptional team at ARM-Harith, I am dedicated to unlocking the transformative power of infrastructure and renewable energy to catalyze economic growth and enhance the quality of life across the continent. It is truly a unique opportunity to enact meaningful change, leverage our collective expertise and resources to create a thriving, resilient Africa – one that stands as a testament to what is possible when passion aligns with purpose.”
The Chairman of the Board of Directors, Mr. Offong Ambah also expressed his excitement, stating, “we are delighted to see Mrs. More-Oshodi take the helm at ARM-Harith. Her exceptional track record in overseeing multi-country, multi-business platforms, coupled with her deep understanding of energy and infrastructure investment on both a national and global scale, uniquely positions her to spearhead our next phase of growth.”
Rachel is scheduled to resume office in March, and the appointment is contingent upon fulfilling the regulatory obligations with the Securities and Exchange Commission and other pertinent authorities.
Congratulations Rachel.