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Saad Kassis-Mohamed has been honored as a Forbes 30 Under 30 recipient in the Social Impact category, recognizing his transformative work in sustainable finance, ethical business practices, and global philanthropy. This prestigious accolade celebrates his commitment to leveraging finance as a tool for positive social change while staying true to his Kuwaiti roots.
As Chairman of WeCare Foundation, Saad Kassis-Mohamed has spearheaded initiatives that have deployed millions in funding to support critical projects across underserved communities worldwide. Under his leadership, WeCare has advanced innovative solutions in renewable energy, education, and economic empowerment. Among its notable projects is the funding of lab-grown diamond research and development, a move that underscores the foundation’s dedication to ethical sourcing and sustainable innovation.
Kuwaiti-born Saad Kassis-Mohamed has earned a prestigious spot on Forbes 30 Under 30 in the Social Impact category, in recognition of his groundbreaking contributions to sustainable finance, ethical business practices, and global philanthropy. This honor highlights his dedication to using finance as a powerful tool for driving positive social change while remaining deeply connected to his Kuwaiti heritage.
As Chairman of the WeCare Foundation, Saad Kassis-Mohamed has led efforts that have directed millions of dollars toward supporting vital projects in underserved communities around the world. Under his guidance, WeCare has pioneered innovative initiatives in renewable energy, education, and economic empowerment. A standout achievement of the foundation is its funding of lab-grown diamond research and development, reflecting the organization’s commitment to ethical sourcing and sustainable innovation.
“I am truly honored to receive this recognition from Forbes,” said Saad Kassis-Mohamed. “This award reflects the dedication and passion of the entire WeCare team. Our goal is to make a lasting, positive impact on communities, and I am proud to see our efforts recognized on such a global platform.”
WeCare Foundation has invested $5 million in funding to support essential projects throughout Central Africa. In Sudan, where infrastructure, healthcare, and education have long faced challenges, the foundation has launched several innovative initiatives aimed at creating sustainable change. Among these, the Darfur Water Renewal Project has installed solar-powered water purification systems in remote areas, greatly improving access to clean water and reducing the incidence of waterborne diseases. Likewise, the Blue Nile Renewable Energy Initiative is setting up mini solar grids to provide reliable, sustainable electricity to rural communities, promoting energy independence and environmental responsibility.
Saad Kassis-Mohamed, born and raised in Kuwait, has remained closely connected to his home country while building an esteemed global reputation. His journey from Kuwait to becoming a leader in sustainable finance highlights the remarkable potential of Kuwaiti talent in shaping the future of ethical business and social impact.
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