ARM Harith CEO Rachel Moré-Oshodi is the Newest Member of CAMPEA Advisory Board, Strengthening Strategic Focus on Infrastructure and Climate Capital Alignment in Central Africa
The inclusion of Rachel Moré-Oshodi on CAMPEA’s Board marks a decisive step toward aligning global climate and infrastructure objectives with Central Africa financial markets’ capital allocation growth ambitions. Her expertise in structuring climate-aligned, bankable projects brings valuable perspective to CAMPEA’s efforts to strengthen investor confidence that unlocks transformative and adaptive long-term capital.
London, UK – October 17, 2025– The Central Africa Markets Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (CAMPEA) is delighted to announce the addition of Rachel Moré-Oshodi, Chief Executive Officer of ARM Harith Infrastructure Investment Ltd, to its Advisory Board, to leverage her leadership and mandate. Rachel joins CAMPEA in its purpose to advance the Organisation’s mission that consists in sustainable private capital mobilisation that drives infrastructure-resilient investments across Central Africa. This appointment underscores CAMPEA’s commitment to enhancing private capital participation in Central Africa’s growth sectors and building cross-regional investment synergies to accelerate the flow of sustainable finance into transformative infrastructure and energy projects.
A Proven Leader in Sustainable Infrastructure Finance
As CEO of ARM Harith, Rachel Moré-Oshodi leads one of West Africa’s foremost infrastructure investment firms — a joint venture between ARM, Nigeria’s largest non-bank financial services group, and Harith General Partners, a leading pan-African infrastructure fund manager. Her work has focused on structuring bankable projects in energy, transportation, and urban infrastructure, while embedding ESG principles and climate resilience into long-term investment strategies.
Rachel’s expertise bridges the worlds of infrastructure finance, blended capital structuring, and sustainable development, making her a strategic addition to CAMPEA’s Board as it advances its mandate to mobilize capital and institutional capacity across Central Africa’s emerging markets.
“Rachel’s appointment comes at a pivotal moment for the region,” said Tania Eyanga, Founding Chair at CAMPEA. As Africa’s infrastructure needs grow and capital markets mature, the partnership between public institutions and private investors has become central to building resilient, sustainable economies. Through her leadership at ARM Harith Infrastructure Investment Ltd, Rachel Moré-Oshodi has championed blended financing models that unite local pension funds, sovereign institutions, and development finance partners to deliver impactful infrastructure investments. Her appointment to the CAMPEA Board signals a shared commitment to unlocking domestic sources of long-term capital and strengthening cross-border collaboration that connects Central Africa’s infrastructure pipeline with institutional investors seeking credible, climate-aligned opportunities. Together, ARM Harith and CAMPEA aim to demonstrate how African capital can drive African infrastructure, creating scalable investment frameworks that balance profitability, sustainability, and inclusion.”
Driving Integration Across Africa’s Capital Markets
Rachel’s addition to CAMPEA’s leadership reflects a broader effort to connect Africa’s regional investment ecosystems — from West to Central to Southern Africa — fostering collaboration among institutional investors, DFIs, and fund managers.
Through initiatives such as capacity-building programs, market intelligence platforms, and policy advocacy, CAMPEA is positioning Central Africa as a credible destination for long-term private capital. Rachel’s strategic insights will help strengthen these efforts, particularly in advancing climate-aligned investments and mobilizing blended finance mechanisms that de-risk high-impact projects.
“The future of African infrastructure finance lies in collaboration and capital connectivity,” said Rachel Moré-Oshodi. “CAMPEA’s role in institutionalizing private capital markets in Central Africa is critical, and I’m excited to contribute to shaping that future — one where sustainability, innovation, and regional integration drive investor confidence.”
About CAMPEA
The Central Africa Markets Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (CAMPEA) is the regional industry association dedicated to building a robust and transparent private capital ecosystem across Central Africa. CAMPEA supports fund managers, investors, and ecosystem stakeholders by advancing market standards, mobilizing capital, and championing sustainable investment practices aligned with Africa’s long-term development goals.
With the addition of Rachel Moré-Oshodi, a prominent voice in African infrastructure finance, CAMPEA and ARM Harith Infrastructure Fund Managers reinforce their shared commitment to advancing sustainable investment across Central Africa. Rachel broad experience in infrastructure investment and sustainable finance will elevate CAMPEA’s regional mandate in activating domestic and regional institutional financing sources, contributing approaches unto a more resilient and investable private capital landscape in Central Africa, across public and private sector capital partnerships.
Joining CAMPEA puts you at the heart of Central Africa’s private equity and venture capital ecosystem. Contribute to market development, participate in programmes and events that strengthen the ecosystem while influencing policy, and engage with high-level investors and stakeholders while building your professional network and advancing your expertise in private capital. Contact us at the main office or submit a business inquiry : office@campea.org
