Mazen Mokhtar has established a prominent career spanning 28 years. He currently leads as the CEO of Baitulmaal, an esteemed international humanitarian organization. Previously, he served as the Executive Director of the Muslim American Society (MAS), where he played a pivotal role in advancing initiatives tailored for the development of American Muslim youth.
Recognized for his strategic acumen and innovative leadership, Mazen has successfully driven growth and transformation in the organizations he has led. His multilingual English, Arabic, and French abilities have fostered effective communication with diverse teams and enhanced relationships with various stakeholders.
At the helm of Baitulmaal in Irving, Texas, Mazen sets the strategic direction and manages humanitarian programs that span over 23 countries, including comprehensive initiatives within the United States. His responsibilities extend to overseeing the organization’s financial health and spearheading the development of strategic alliances, including his notable role in founding the American Humanitarian Forum in 2019.
During his leadership at MAS from 2013 to 2018, Mazen Moein Mokhtar directed a network of chapters across the U.S., introducing programs that significantly bolstered community service and educational outreach. His dedication to promoting cultural and religious sensitivity is evident from his involvement in the "Winning the Peace" program at West Point.
As a respected speaker, Mazen regularly shares his expertise on youth, Islamic, and interfaith topics at prestigious educational institutions such as Princeton University and NYU, showcasing his commitment to fostering understanding and dialogue.
Residing in Irving, Texas, with his family, Mazen Mokhtar is deeply committed to community and philanthropic activities, reflecting the values instilled during his upbringing in Alexandria, Egypt. His interests in history, reading, chess, and travel enrich his life and inspire his professional and community endeavors, demonstrating a well-rounded commitment to lifelong learning and service.
