Rachel Moré-Oshodi is a seasoned leader in infrastructure finance and sustainable development, with over 25 years of experience transforming Africa’s energy and infrastructure sectors. As CEO of ARM-Harith Infrastructure Investments, she mobilizes capital to deliver climate-smart, inclusive infrastructure across the continent.
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 has held strategic roles at the Inter-American Development Bank, IFC, Rand Merchant Bank, and TotalEnergies, bringing a unique blend of executional grit and boardroom influence.
Rachel is a regular voice at global platforms, including the UN General Assembly’s Climate Week and the World Economic Forum. 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.
Rachel holds an MBA from Darden and executive education from Harvard Business School. She is driven by a bold vision: a self-sufficient Africa – led by Africans for Africans, powered by shared purpose, and built in partnership with global partners who believe in its promise.
