About

Aïda Eltorie is a global leader in international co-production and project management with over two decades of experience managing high-profile, multidisciplinary initiatives. She has worked with renowned organizations like the EU Commission, the London Olympics, and ARTos House, driving the execution of six capital projects that showcase her ability to align creative vision with strategic goals. Currently working at Tallgrass Energy, supporting the execution and management of Capital Projects, with a focus on carbon capture.

As a co-curator, Aïda led Egypt's Pavilion at the 54th Venice Biennale and the Maldives Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale, earning nominations for the prestigious Golden Lion Award and the Principal Entry for International Exhibitions Award. Her expertise spans strategic development, innovative design thinking, and communications across industries such as creative arts, sciences, energy, medical, aviation, and education.

Global Reach and Collaborative Impact

Having worked in Cyprus, Egypt, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UAE, the UK, and the US, Aïda brings a uniquely international perspective. She has developed and delivered impactful projects emphasizing social and climate awareness while fostering cross-cultural dialogue. She has also developed initiatives and lectured at esteemed institutions and events, including:

• Art Basel (Basel, Miami)

• The Kunst Akademie (Copenhagen)

• Royal College of Arts (London)

• The Menil Collection (Houston)

• FP&A for Project & Portfolio Management, Marcus Evans Group (Houston)

• Mori Art Museum (Tokyo)

• AICA Conference (Zurich)

• Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung (Berlin)

• The House of World Cultures (Berlin)

• The Manifesta Biennale (Murcia)

• The Townhouse Gallery (Cairo)

• The American University in Cairo.
  

Educational and Professional Distinctions

Aïda holds a Master’s degree in Global Affairs from Rice University, a certificate in business from Harvard Business School, and certification in international co-production management from Amsterdam Maastricht Summer University. She founded the Oggi Collective in 2021 and advised initiatives like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Texas and Abraaj Capital (Dubai).

A Creative and Strategic Visionary

Aïda is celebrated for her ability to combine diverse industry insights with innovative strategies that drive measurable success. Her work often focuses on transforming small enterprises into market leaders and advancing socially conscious projects. With a career defined by groundbreaking initiatives and global impact, Aïda remains dedicated to fostering innovation, cross-sector collaboration, and social change.

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