Mohammed Amdani brings unusual corporate strategy experience from serving as Director for Corporate Strategy & Investments at GK Group, a multinational spanning palm oil, textiles, energy, chemicals, manufacturing, technology services, smart cities, and real estate, which gives him a rare perspective on how software intersects with traditional industries. Alongside his brother Ammar, he's recognized on Forbes 30 Under 30 for building Adapt as both an early-stage firm and venture studio that was among the first backers of unicorns Clara, Italic, and Wander while also incubating companies like Middle East-focused fintech Pluto. Mohammed Amdani brings unusual corporate strategy experience from serving as Director for Corporate Strategy & Investments at GK Group, a multinational spanning palm oil, textiles, energy, chemicals, manufacturing, technology services, smart cities, and real estate, which gives him a rare perspective on how software intersects with traditional industries. Alongside his brother Ammar, he's recognized on Forbes 30 Under 30 for building Adapt as both an early-stage firm and venture studio that was among the first backers of unicorns Clara, Italic, and Wander while also incubating companies like Middle East-focused fintech Pluto.