Mohamed El-Fatatry is a Finnish-Egyptian serial entrepreneur known for his outstanding business ventures in the field of sustainability, renewable energy, and technological innovation. He founded ERTH, a social innovation startup that specializes in the collection and recycling of electronic waste from households and companies. The company has earned an unparalleled reputation as the largest direct collector of electronic waste in Malaysia with over 350 tons of collected volume, clients including the United Nations, Dell, Shell, NTT, and DHL, and a perfect 5-star rating from over 2500 customers.

El-Fatatry possesses a solid educational background in Computer Science from the American University of Sharjah and a Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA, International Business from Turku University of Applied Sciences, Finland. His entrepreneurial journey started at the age of 22 with the launch of Muxlim, the world's largest Muslim lifestyle digital network, catering to tens of millions of people in 190 countries. It's also interesting to mention that he is the first immigrant who received the President of Finland's Internationalization award.

El-Fatatry's expertise and achievements in entrepreneurship, particularly in the field of sustainability, didn't escape the attention of renowned institutions worldwide. Some of his well-deserved honors include the "Egyptian Technology Figure of the Year" award, acknowledgement as one of 200 business leaders recognized by President Obama at the initial "Presidential Summit on Entrepreneurship," and three years in a row among the worlds "500 Most Influential Muslims" according to Georgetown University and the Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Center. Moreover, he won the TEDxAmsterdam award for his work on renewable energy, sustainability, and circular economy practices.