Mazen Mokhtar

Mazen Mokhtar has established a remarkable 28-year career, notably serving as the CEO of Baitulmaal, a leading international humanitarian organization. Before this, he was the Executive Director at the Muslim American Society (MAS), instrumental in advancing development initiatives aimed at American Muslim youth. Mazen is celebrated for his strategic leadership and innovative approaches, which have significantly enhanced the performance and growth of the organizations he has directed. His ability to communicate effectively in English, Arabic, and French has been crucial in managing diverse teams and engaging various stakeholders. In his current role at Baitulmaal, located in Irving, Texas, Mazen sets the strategic vision and manages large-scale humanitarian efforts across more than 23 countries, including extensive projects within the United States. He oversees the organization's financial health and spearheads the development of strategic alliances, including his pivotal role in founding the American Humanitarian Forum in 2019. From 2013 to 2018, Mazen Moein Mokhtar led MAS, managing a nationwide comprehensive network of chapters and launching initiatives promoting community service and educational outreach. His involvement in West Point's "Winning the Peace" program demonstrates his commitment to enhancing cultural and religious understanding. Mazen is also a sought-after lecturer, frequently discussing youth, Islamic, and interfaith topics at prestigious universities such as Princeton and NYU, where he shares his insights and fosters dialogue. Mazen Mokhtar lives with his family in Irving, Texas, and actively engages in community and philanthropic efforts. His charitable values, instilled during his upbringing in Alexandria, Egypt, are reflected in his interests in history, reading, chess, and travel, which enhance his personal life and inspire his professional and community engagements.