Mohamed Mansour Egyptian businessman and former politician Mansour is his country’s third richest man with a net worth of $2.7bn, according to Forbes. He oversees the family conglomerate founded by his father Loutfy, the Mansour Group, which is reported to be Egypt’s second largest company with total revenues of more than $6bn. Outside of the family business,… Egyptian businessman and former politician Mansour is his country’s third richest man with a net worth of $2.7bn, according to Forbes. He oversees the family conglomerate founded by his father Loutfy, the Mansour Group, which is reported to be Egypt’s second largest company with total revenues of more than $6bn. Outside of the family business, which is one of General Motors’ biggest global dealerships, operates its own private equity fund and has partnerships with Caterpillar, McDonald’s and UPS, Mansour has led an impressive political career – serving as Egypt’s transport minister from 2006 to 2009. He is also chairman of SME non-profit the Lead Foundation and the Egypt-US Business Council. Chairman, Mansour Group Origin:Egypt Residence:Egypt Sector:Diversified