Who we are?
Ubuntu Consulting Group is a US-based boutique business consulting group that provides business management consultancy, investment readiness advisory and business education to micro, small and medium businesses in high growth markets.
We provide a broad range of customized services and cutting-edge solutions to help organizations facilitate change, optimize performance, improve profitability, and achieve their vision.
Let's help you Envision, Transform & Scale your business
Meet the Founder
Tarek El Gammal is the founder of Ubuntu Consulting Group (UCG), over the course of his 16 years of professional career Tarek held several regional managerial positions across the MENA region with some of the largest multinational corporations like Pepsi Co, Sadia International, and
Kantar Consulting Group.
Tarek founded three different companies in the fields of tourism, F&B, retail and e-commerce.
Since 2015 Tarek has been working closely with several international development organizations, VC’s, Incubators, and Angel Investment groups to support entrepreneurs, founders, and CEOs to grow and scale their businesses.
More about the Founder
Mentored & Trained 100's of Entrepreneurs across the 5 continents
Startup scaling Expert & Coach
Startup mentor with several VC’s and accelerators
Serial entrepreneur
Active Angel Investor
Founder & CEO of Ubuntu Consulting Group
10 years of regional corporate experience with MNCs Like Pepsi co. Sadia int, & Kantar Consulting
Featured On
Forbes Middle East Under 30
Interviewed by Lamis El Hadidi TV Program.
Hona El Assema TV Program - report on egrocery
E-Today Magazine
PrimeMag - Top 10 brands for eating healthier
Inspiring Egyptians Magazine
7 Days Magazine
UBUNTU
The wellbeing and prosperity of one … is
the wellbeing and prosperity of all
UBUNTU is a very nice concept that originated from the African culture … An Anthropologist proposed a game to the tribal children. He placed a basket of fruits near a tree and made the children stand a hundred meters away, then announced that whoever reaches the basket first would get all the fruits.
When he said “Go!”… All the children held each others’ hands, ran together towards the tree, divided the fruits equally among themselves, ate the fruits, and enjoyed it.
When asked why they did so, they said “Ubuntu”.
Which meant – ‘How can one prosper when the others are not?!’
A strong message for our society nowadays … Let all of us have the Ubuntu attitude.
