Conversation with Mohammed Reda – MasterMinds

Today on MasterMinds, we sit down with a true pioneer in social entrepreneurship and education. From launching EduVision to transform how we think about creative learning, to building Maharty—the first platform dedicated to vocational and technical training—he has consistently turned vision into impact.

His work now spans international conference organization, strategic partnerships, and content creation through Nawah, where he highlights voices driving education and social innovation.

Please welcome “Mohammed Reda” , a changemaker who believes entrepreneurship is more than business—it’s a mindset and a lifelong mission.

In this conversation, we’ll explore how his background, values, and persistence have shaped his path as a social entrepreneur.

My journey with entrepreneurship began from a genuine passion for education and a dream to create something meaningful that truly serves people. In 2016, I founded EduVision as a social enterprise aimed at developing education through a range of services, including organizing the Creative Education Summit—an event that brings together everyone interested in education, technology, and creativity. The summit has since grown into a major platform that welcomes participation from both public and private educational institutions, as well as numerous Arab and international countries. EduVision also provides consulting services to educational institutions in areas such as recruitment, training, and more.

In 2021, we established Maharty, one of the projects dearest to my heart. It was driven by a clear goal: to advance technical education and vocational training. This was a long-held dream for me, especially as a graduate of technical education who witnessed how neglected this sector was. Our vision was to launch the first educational platform dedicated to vocational and technical training and to provide professional training services for technicians and skilled workers. My partner, Mohamed El-Baz, and our team played a key role in bringing this vision to life.

In 2022, we pursued another goal: to establish a company that delivers world-class conference and exhibition management services, offering integrated solutions for governments as well as large and medium-sized enterprises. Today, we organize international conferences in Egypt and collaborate with both local and global companies, with the support of my partners Walid Saad and Nasser Fekry, along with our dedicated team.

Currently, I also create content focused on education and social entrepreneurship. Since I couldn’t find a platform that highlighted the education industry, I launched Nawah, a platform where I host experts and specialists in education and social entrepreneurship.

I realized that entrepreneurship is my true path after working in several places, whether in companies or government entities. I felt I had the opportunity to build a team and launch developmental projects that could help people and benefit society. For me, entrepreneurship is not just about work or running a company—it’s a mindset, a way of life, and a mission I want to continue carrying forward.