Reham Al-Sayed is a Senior Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) specialist with more than 10 years of experience in designing and managing monitoring and evaluation systems for large-scale development projects and programmes. It is distinguished by advanced experience in psychometrics and statistical analysis, and the use of data to improve performance and support decision-making. Reham held multiple leadership positions, as she managed monitoring and evaluation departments and units in a number of entities. She also managed the Social Solidarity Unit at both Ain Shams University and the Egyptian Russian University. She also worked as assistant advisor to the Minister of Social Solidarity, and was responsible for the monitoring and evaluation system at the level of 31 universities, which gave her extensive experience in managing central systems and supervising large scopes of work. Reham contributed to developing measurement tools, building the capabilities of work teams, and improving the quality of evaluation and measuring impact in a number of prestigious entities. She is currently a doctoral researcher seeking to obtain a PMP certificate, and has a distinguished professional background as a former officer in the armed forces, where she managed the measurement department in the psychological work agency, which enhances her leadership and analytical capabilities.