
The global technology landscape is undergoing a profound geographical shift. Establishing robust digital ecosystems requires more than simply installing infrastructure; it demands professionals who understand how to connect local capability with international requirements. Hossam Seifeldin operates precisely at this complex intersection. His career spans twenty seven years in the information technology and services sector, during which he has consistently shaped how digital solutions are delivered across borders. By focusing on long term strategy and high performance team management, he brings deep structural value to the organisations he guides.
Today, Seifeldin is responsible for a pivotal strategic initiative as the Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of Capgemini in Egypt. Assuming this role in September 2022, he leads the establishment and growth of the firm’s new Global Delivery Center in Cairo. This major facility is explicitly designed to provide cutting edge technology and services solutions to clients throughout the Americas and the EMEA region. By leveraging the unique talent pool and capabilities within the Egyptian market, he is creating substantial value for customers, partners and employees.

“True technological advancement happens when local talent is empowered to solve global challenges.”
Before driving the expansion of Capgemini, Seifeldin built a substantial foundation in strategy and regional operations during a tenure of more than twenty five years at IBM. His progression through the multinational enterprise saw him execute complex business development strategies across deeply diverse markets. He held the position of Vice President of Sales for the Middle East and Africa, simultaneously serving as General Manager for the Gulf, Levant, Saudi and Pakistan region. His earlier strategic roles included serving as General Manager for Africa and Director of Operations, Strategy and Transformation for the Middle East and Africa, demonstrating a consistent ability to guide major enterprise operations at scale.
The true impact of an executive is often measured by the counsel they are asked to provide outside their primary organisation. Seifeldin is deeply embedded in the strategic governance of his nation’s technological and commercial infrastructure. He currently serves as a Member of the Egyptian Prime Minister’s advisory Committee, bringing high level commercial insight to national policy discussions. Furthermore, his expertise is utilised as a Non Executive Board Member for Telecom Egypt and for the customer experience firm Raya CX. He is also a certified board member from the IFC and the World Bank, highlighting his strong grounding in global governance standards.

“Robust governance is the architecture that allows innovation to scale securely and sustainably.”
Sustainable technological growth requires a continuous, deliberate investment in human capital. Seifeldin actively shapes the future of regional talent through his roles on several academic and professional boards. He sits as a Member of the Board of Trustees for the Information Technology Institute (ITI) as well as the Elsewedy University of Technology, Polytechnic of Egypt. Alongside these academic commitments, he acts as the Co-Chair of the Digital Transformation Committee for AmCham Egypt. His own academic foundation includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering from Ain Shams University and a Diploma in Business Management from The Henley College.
Building a world class technology sector requires individuals who can connect immediate commercial objectives with long term national capability. Hossam Seifeldin has consistently demonstrated this ability, driving strategic enterprise growth while elevating the status of Egypt as a premier destination for global technology delivery. His work bridges the gap between local potential and international market demands, fostering environments where talent and innovation thrive. Executive Leaders recognises Hossam Seifeldin for his significant contributions to the information technology sector, his dedication to national advisory and his enduring impact on the digital landscape of the region.






