Mohamed Elsergany
has stepped down from his role as MENA CEO and Global Chief Marketing Officer
(CMO) at OnePro, after dedicating 14 months to the company. Elsergany made his
departure public today (Friday), on professional network LinkedIn.
Elsergany has
been at the helm of the company’s operations in the Middle East and North
Africa (MENA) region while also serving as its Global Chief Marketing Officer. He
termed his role in the company as ‘challenging and interesting’ but did not
disclose the exact reasons for his departure.
OnePro, the
Australia-based forex broker appointed Elsergany as its MENA CEO and Global CMO
in October last year. The announcement came in the wake of Elsergany’s
departure from PU Prime, where he served as the Regional Director for the
Middle East and North Africa (MENA). With more than 15 years of experience in
the forex industry, his appointment at OnePro was praised as a significant shift in
the company’s growth strategy.
Before joining
OnePro, he served as PU Prime’s MENA Regional Director, where he oversaw
the broker’s operations for one year. Prior to that, he held the position of
MENA Regional Director at CJC Markets Global, another online forex and
contracts for difference (CFD) brokerage firm, for a year and four months.
Upon announcing
his new role ay OnePro, Elsergany expressed his enthusiasm for this next
chapter in his career. He stated that joining the brokerage, which was founded
in 2019, was occurring at a pivotal moment. He emphasized the company’s commitment
to expanding its presence across at a pivotal moment.
Departure from
PU Prime
In September
2022, Elsergany tendered
his resignation as the Regional Director for the Middle East and North
Africa (MENA) at PU Prime, the multi-asset trading platform provider, after
just one year in the role, Finance
Magnates reported.
His professional
experience spans various roles, including positions at CJC Markets Global,
Tickmill (a UK-based forex broker), FX Solutions (a forex trading technology
provider), MIG Bank, Forex.com, Swissquote, and BMFN Prime.
Mohamed Elsergany
has stepped down from his role as MENA CEO and Global Chief Marketing Officer
(CMO) at OnePro, after dedicating 14 months to the company. Elsergany made his
departure public today (Friday), on professional network LinkedIn.
Elsergany has
been at the helm of the company’s operations in the Middle East and North
Africa (MENA) region while also serving as its Global Chief Marketing Officer. He
termed his role in the company as ‘challenging and interesting’ but did not
disclose the exact reasons for his departure.
OnePro, the
Australia-based forex broker appointed Elsergany as its MENA CEO and Global CMO
in October last year. The announcement came in the wake of Elsergany’s
departure from PU Prime, where he served as the Regional Director for the
Middle East and North Africa (MENA). With more than 15 years of experience in
the forex industry, his appointment at OnePro was praised as a significant shift in
the company’s growth strategy.
Before joining
OnePro, he served as PU Prime’s MENA Regional Director, where he oversaw
the broker’s operations for one year. Prior to that, he held the position of
MENA Regional Director at CJC Markets Global, another online forex and
contracts for difference (CFD) brokerage firm, for a year and four months.
Upon announcing
his new role ay OnePro, Elsergany expressed his enthusiasm for this next
chapter in his career. He stated that joining the brokerage, which was founded
in 2019, was occurring at a pivotal moment. He emphasized the company’s commitment
to expanding its presence across at a pivotal moment.
Departure from
PU Prime
In September
2022, Elsergany tendered
his resignation as the Regional Director for the Middle East and North
Africa (MENA) at PU Prime, the multi-asset trading platform provider, after
just one year in the role, Finance
Magnates reported.
His professional
experience spans various roles, including positions at CJC Markets Global,
Tickmill (a UK-based forex broker), FX Solutions (a forex trading technology
provider), MIG Bank, Forex.com, Swissquote, and BMFN Prime.
