Sofiane Ammar

Sofiane Ammar is the founder of 42 Amman, a computer science program aimed at training the next generation of coders in Jordan, established in collaboration with several organizations including the Crown Prince Foundation and CHAMS NGO. Additionally, Sofiane Ammar founded Chams-NGO, which develops coding schools near refugee camps and provides employment solutions for refugees. As a board member of Clean Planet Energy and Hubcycle, Sofiane Ammar supports initiatives in heavy plastic recycling and agricultural recycling, respectively. In the investment sector, Sofiane Ammar is involved with Daphni and Partech, focusing on impactful funding for startups, and acts as a member of Sophia Business Angels, assisting startups with investment and coaching strategies. Previously, Sofiane Ammar served as the Managing Director of Thecamp Accelerator and has extensive experience in cloud and big data management from a role at Valtech. Sofiane Ammar holds a Master's degree in Computer Engineering & Management from Université Paris Dauphine and a Bachelor of Technology in the same field from Institut Supérieur de Gestion de Tunis.