Rachel Moré-Oshodi is the CEO of ARM-Harith Infrastructure Investment Ltd., where she leads a pan-African private equity firm dedicated to financing sustainable energy and infrastructure. With a track record of structuring multi-billion-dollar transactions across emerging markets, she brings deep expertise in translating complexity into bankable deals that unlock long-term value.

Her leadership has shaped over $7 billion in transformative projects across energy, transport, and digital sectors—expanding access, driving local industry, and delivering long-term value in complex markets. She was recognized by Forbes Africa as one of its 50 Most Powerful Women, named by Fast Company as one of its Most Creative People in Business, and featured by GQ South Africa as a Woman Changing the Continent.

A passionate advocate for mobilizing African capital, Rachel serves on boards and advisory groups focused on bridging the continent’s infrastructure and knowledge gaps. She is also the founder of Ruwah, a financial literacy platform empowering the next generation.

A frequent voice at global stages, from UNGA Climate Week to the World Economic Forum, Rachel champions infrastructure investment as a pathway to inclusive, resilient development.