Tekha Selim

Tekha’s Group has organized several conferences and events under the patronage of multiple Sheikhs and leaders in the UAE. Tekha’s conferences usually bring thousands of scholars, researchers, professionals, and students from all over the word to discuss ways to live a better life.” Tekha’s conferences always had representatives from the Government and Private sectors as well as conglomerates who always participated and attended. These international conferences brought together leading experts and scholars in the healthcare field and technology industry to identify and find solutions to world health problems.

Tekha Selim has delivered speeches across the world, engaging audiences in over 140 countries. He has spoken to hundreds of thousands of people on topics that shape the future—sustainability, human well-being, technology, leadership, and innovation. Whether addressing global summits, corporate boardrooms, government forums, or university halls, his ability to connect complex ideas with real-world impact makes his talks both insightful and transformational.

From sharing the stage with world leaders to speaking at some of the most prestigious conferences, Tekha doesn’t just inform—he challenges, inspires, and drives action. His presence on stage is a testament to his deep expertise, passion, and commitment to creating a healthier, more sustainable world.

Tekha is one of the youngest instructors who has taught courses in any university. He has taught Race, Gender, and Human Identity and Speech Communication classes at West Virginia State University. He had over 500 students in his classes. His research interests span both Public Relations and Marketing, Much of Tekha’s work has been on improving the understanding, design, and performance of his students.

Tekha is the CEO of P3Global, an innovation-driven company focused on intelligent building performance and next-generation infrastructure. P3Global integrates AI, digital twin technology, and real-time environmental data to transform buildings into responsive, high-performing environments.

By combining performance analytics with physics-based digital modeling, the company enables measurable optimization across indoor environmental quality, energy efficiency, and operational performance. Through predictive insights and energy modeling, P3Global supports developers, institutions, and public sector partners in reducing energy consumption, lowering operational costs, and improving human health outcomes.

Working alongside global wellness and sustainability frameworks, P3Global provides the layer that helps align building performance with long-term environmental and economic value.

Tekha Selim is Partner and Chief Executive Officer of Innovest Holding and Innovest Arab Forum, regional investment and entrepreneurship platforms connecting startups, investors, and business leaders. With a network of more than 2,500 active investors, Innovest facilitates investment opportunities, strategic partnerships, and business growth through high-level investment forums, entrepreneurship programs, training initiatives, and television and media platforms, bringing together key stakeholders to advance innovation and investment across the MENA region.

Tekha is Head of the MENA Region at Delos, the parent company of the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI). His focus is on expanding the Global WELL Healthy Building movement in the MENA Region. Since joining Delos, Tekha has been instrumental in driving strategic projects across various sectors, including government, commercial, hospitality, and more. Under his leadership, Delos has partnered and collaborated with prestigious organizations such as The Prime Minister’s Office, Dubai Municipality, Dubai Police, Majid Al Futtaim, MAG, Expo2020, Tranquil, and The Crown Prince’s University (HBMSU), among others, to promote and implement innovative healthy building solutions. Tekha is also deeply involved in research initiatives aimed at understanding and enhancing the built environment to improve health and well-being outcomes in the region.

Tekha Selim brings over a decade of expertise as an international leader in the intersection of health and the built environment. At IWBI, he is the Head of MENA Region. Tekha introduced the Healthy Building movement in the MENA region in 2019 and helped organize over 65 Governmental events and training sessions related to WELL in the region. Tekha has played a key role in enrolling over 1 billion+ sqft. of projects in various WELL programs across the region, collaborating with prestigious organizations such as The UAE Prime Minister’s Office, Dubai Police, Majid Al Futtaim, Misk Foundation, ADNOC, Mubadala, Emaar, Nakheel, and more.

Tekha founded Tekha Group shortly after he changed his life for the better in so many ways. He set out to help others fight and win their battles. He did this by joining forces with other professionals globally— who like him — wanted to promote healthy lifestyles globally. Tekha Group began sponsoring seminars, conferences, workshops, global events and producing videos to motivate people to replace their bad habits with good habits. He soon realized that his mantra “Dream, Believe, Achieve” really applies to everyone with a goal – whether it is weight loss, quitting smoking, becoming a better athlete or something else. Thus, Tekha Group evolved into an organization promoting healthy physical, mental and emotional lifestyles. As Tekha travels the world as the group’s primary speaker, he bravely uses his own story and his transformation into a better self to help others realize their dreams.

The Mymo Tekha is the smallest activity tracker in the World created by Tupelo Life & named after Tekha for his inspirational story. Mymo Tekha is a small round device that is clipped to clothing and detects an individual’s activities (walking, running, resting, calories, distance traveled) Mymo Tekha wireless transmits its data and displays the information within a smartphone app or within Tekha’s portal.

Tekha played basketball professionally for several teams in the MENA region. He was the team captain of the UOS national championship basketball team, and was the team’s leading scorer for 3 years in a row. He previously played professionally for Zamalek Club and represented the Egyptian National Team. Tekha also played college basketball for the WVSU men’s basketball team (NCAA) as a point guard during the 2016-2017 season and he was the only foreign player on the team.

Qaderoon Youth Foundation is a non-profit organization that aims to promote sustainable development and national awareness among young people in Egypt. The foundation is registered with the Ministry of Social Solidarity under number 11492. Qaderoon Youth Foundation offers various programs and activities to empower youth, create decent job opportunities, foster social cohesion, and address the challenges that hinder development. Qaderoon Youth Foundation believes that youth are capable of leading positive change and contributing to the prosperity of their country.

The Future of Health, Wellness & Innovation Forum focused on how health and well-being were directly tied to the buildings and communities people spent most of their time indoors, and how healthier and smarter buildings had a direct impact on environmental and sustainability goals. At the Forum, regional and global leaders from several sectors addressed the progress that had been made so far and how they could foster the growth of the WELL healthy building movement through meaningful collaborations between partner organizations both in the UAE and Globally. The Forum featured a lineup of governmental and private sector executives who were both in attendance and spoke during the event.

The Solutions for Better Life conference was organized by Tekha Group in collaboration with the World Health Organization, University of Sharjah, and West Virginia State University. The conference brought together thousands of scholars, researchers, professionals, and students from around the world to the UAE, where they discussed ways to improve people’s lives. The conference drew representatives from government and major corporations and received widespread media attention. Leading experts and scholars in the healthcare field attended the international conference to identify and address global health challenges. Additionally, the conference featured an academic symposium and a World Future Leaders Program that involved high school and university students competing from more than 100 countries.