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Assem Emam

Founder

Founder at ElCoach · Former CEO at El3ab at A15

Egypt

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Assem Emam is the co-founder and CEO of ElCoach, a company focused on fitness solutions. He has more than 12 years of experience working with startups and technology products, including roles as a product manager for early and growth-stage startups across various industries in the MENA region. His interests include fitness, informed by a personal weight-loss transformation of 50kg and 10 years as an athlete.

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Who is Assem Emam?
Assem Emam is the co-founder and CEO of ElCoach, a company focused on fitness solutions. He has more than 12 years of experience working with startups and technology products, including roles as a product manager for early and growth-stage startups across various industries in the MENA region. His interests include fitness, informed by a personal weight-loss transformation of 50kg and 10 years as an athlete.
Where does Assem Emam work?
Assem Emam is Founder of ElCoach.
What companies did Assem Emam found?
Assem Emam founded ElCoach.

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