Mohamed Amersi (born 20 April 1960) is a British businessman. He is the founder and chairman of the Inclusive Ventures Group, and former chairman of QML Group. He is a donor to the Conservative Party, having given nearly £525,000 since 2018.

Jul 7, 2021 · Late in 2020, the Conservative grandee Sir Nicholas Soames received a memo about a party donor called Mohamed Amersi. The 61-year-old Amersi describes himself as “a renowned global...

Oct 4, 2021 · Mohamed Amersi has given nearly £525,000 to the party since 2018. Leaked documents reveal how he worked on a series of controversial deals for a Swedish telecoms company that was later fined...

Mohamed Amersi is the Chairman of the Amersi Foundation, which supports initiatives in education, building cohesive societies, inclusive capitalism, governance, and the futures agenda. The Foundation has also launched the Inclusive Ventures Group , a responsible profits, social impact investing platform that has invested in education ...

Mohamed Amersi is the CEO of Inclusive Ventures Group which he founded in 2014 to bring social and environmental impact to multiple countries

Mohamed Amersi is the Founder and CEO of Emergent Telecom Ventures, a Consulting, Advisory and Asset Management firm specialising in Telecoms, Media and Technology. His non-profit, Amersi Foundation supports charities in education, poverty, conflict and religion in Africa, Middle East and Asia.

Mohamed Amersi is the Chairman of the Amersi Foundation which supports initiatives in education, building cohesive societies, inclusive capitalism, governance and the futures agenda.

Mohamed Amersi is the Founder & CEO of Emergent Telecom Ventures, an asset management firm specializing in TMT. Mohamed is on the Advisory Board of the Oxford Foundry, and on the Global Leadership Council of Oxford’s Saïd Business School.

Mohamed Amersi is engaged in a full sphere of activities ranging from for profit, responsible profit and non-profit. He is an active philanthropist and social conscience leader siting on numerous Boards and Advisory Councils, including those of the Royal Agricultural University and the Prince’s Trust Internaional.