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Leila Hoteit nous explique pourquoi les processus d’amélioration des systèmes éducatifs sont longs lorsqu’il s’agit d’améliorer la qualité de la formation des professeurs d’un pays, le niveau de ressources disponibles, les méthodes d’enseignement, ainsi que l’environnement d’apprentissage dans son ensemble. Forte de son expérience en tant que Directrice Associée au BCG, elle ajoute que les pays qui souhaitent progresser rapidement peuvent essayer d’obtenir l’appui du secteur privé, en plus de se concentrer sur la formation de leur personnel enseignant. Par ailleurs, ils doivent rapidement recommander des pratiques efficaces permettant d’obtenir des retours sur investissement importants.

Leila Hoteit is a specialist in human capital topics and is the global lead of Boston Consulting Groups' education, employment, and welfare sector. She has written multiple publications on the topic and is often a requested expert by the media on topics of education and women’s economic empowerment. She is a member of the Public Sector practice with over 20 years of strategy and operations experience acquired through projects in the Middle East and Europe. She is also on the leadership team of BCG’s global Social Impact practice.

Leila also has extensive experience in social development and culture, and works with policymakers, regulatory authorities, and key public sector entities on policy development, strategic planning, organizational development, and governance.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • PhD, signal processing, Imperial College London
  • MBA, INSEAD, Dean’s list
  • BS, with distinction, computer and electrical engineering, Imperial College London

HONORS AND AWARDS

  • World Economic Forum, Young Global Leader, selected in 2014 for work on human capital development
  • UNESCO Inclusive Policy Lab, expert member, selected 2019
  • Recognized by Forbes Middle East as one of the top Power Businesswomen in 2020
  • TED Talk on women empowerment with over 4.2 million views so far
  • Author of multiple patents: Seismic acquisition and filtering; Patent date Issued Sept. 1, 2009 Patent issuer and number us 7584057
  • Methods and systems for averting or mitigating undesirable drilling events; Patent date Issued March 22, 2005 Patent issuer and number us 6868920

Publications and Videos

Cities of Choice: Are People Happy Where They Live | Hero

Cities of Choice: Are People Happy Where They Live?

Leaders must learn what works in their city—and expeditiously address what doesn’t. Residents’ satisfaction is key to whether they move or stay.
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MENA Talent Map

BCG is collaborating with Forward MENA to conduct a study aimed at fostering the growth of remote work ecosystems in six developing countries in Middle East and North Africa.
Crafting a Value Proposition for National Growth | Rectangle

Crafting a Value Proposition for National Growth

An economic value proposition can help governments attract talent and investment. To get started, focus on a few critical priorities—and build on your strengths.
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Creating a New Reality: The Metaverse in MENAT

The metaverse is the next generation of the internet, heralding a new interconnected reality. This paper looks at how to unlock the metaverse in the MENAT region.
What a Multicountry Study Reveals About K–12 Education Models for Students with Disabilities | Rectangle

What a Multicountry Study Reveals About K–12 Education Models for Students with Disabilities

An analysis of 13 developed countries’ experiences with three education models for students with disabilities offers practical guidance for policymakers and educators.
To Transform Economies, Promote Specialization Hero

To Transform Economies, Promote Specialization

Catalytic specialization areas (CSAs) can jump-start and diversify an economy by tapping into current trends—enabling rapid commercial growth with relatively low investment.
What the workforce in public sector wants

What the Public Sector Workforce Wants

What 11,000 workers around the world tell us about their ideal post-pandemic workplace.
Why Children Are Unsafe in Cyberspace Square Gradient

Why Children Are Unsafe in Cyberspace

The risks children face online are growing, and the current responses aren’t nearly enough. Fixing the problem will require a comprehensive global strategy.
Empowering Women to Work in Cybersecurity Is a Win-Win Hero Rectangle

Empowering Women to Work in Cybersecurity Is a Win-Win

There’s a huge opportunity to expand the numbers and capabilities of the cybersecurity workforce by attracting women to the field.
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Building Future Resilience of K-12 Schools

While COVID-19 has had adverse effects on K-12 education, it also gives educators the opportunity to create new models of teaching that ensure student success and system resilience.
What Governments Can Do to Curb Inequality

What Governments Can Do to Curb Inequality

Inequality is a complex challenge. To tackle it, governments should not only provide safety nets for citizens but also create trampolines that help them advance.

Celebrating Our 10th TED@BCG Event

BCG's partnership with TED is built on the belief that ideas are worth sharing and can have a real-world impact. With 138 TED Talks viewed over 143 million times online, we are excited to look back at the powerful ideas presented by BCG experts, and beyond.

Grande expertise, solide expérience