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Majida
Mourad

As gas prices rise and traditional energy sources become scarcer, international energy and policy experts such as Majida Mourad play a significant role in the world’s future.

Washington, District of Columbia

Well-versed in domestic and international policy-making, Majida Mourad serves as Vice President and Partner of The Abraham Group LLC in Washington, D.C. The strategic consulting enterprise aids clients in the U.S. and key global markets with matters such as communications strategies, policy creation, government and regulatory affairs, business development, and marketing. The company’s namesake, former U.S. Senator and Secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy Spencer Abraham, holds recognition for his government and energy expertise and steady leadership. Mourad has worked with Abraham for more than a decade.

At Indiana University Kokomo, Majida Mourad studied liberal arts. She also completed the Advanced Legislative Process Institute through the Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress. Her impressive résumé includes positions in global market research and Congressional offices as well as a high-level post with the U.S. Department of Energy. At Strategic Research and Consulting, Inc., based in Toledo, Ohio, Mourad served as a Project Manager. Mourad joined the office of Congressman Sonny Bono as a Legislative Correspondent and Systems Administrator. When his wife, Mary Bono, assumed his office following his death, Mourad became her Special Assistant.

Majida Mourad accepted a position as Executive Assistant to U.S. Senator Spencer Abraham in 2000. Subsequently, she served as a Special Assistant on the Bush-Cheney transition team before joining the newly named Secretary of Energy Abraham as his Senior Adviser. She handled scheduling and advance operations and became the Secretary’s international affairs representative. In addition, Mourad acted as Secretary Abraham’s financial community liaison, organizing roundtable events in London, Sydney, and other cities worldwide on how to ensure investments in critical energy infrastructure.

At The Abraham Group LLC, Majida Mourad joins Spencer Abraham and Joseph McMonigle, former Vice Chairman of the International Energy Agency Board of Governors and U.S. Department of Energy Chief of Staff. The three Energy Department veterans focus on the international energy market, aiding both American clients and foreign energy companies seeking entry into the U.S. Market. Mourad’s organizational expertise, special knowledge of the Middle East, and legislative experience remain invaluable to the company’s success.


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  		•  The Abraham Group LLC 2005 - Washington, Dc, District of Columbia
    Partner
    Washington, DC USThe Abraham Group is an international strategic consulting firm headed by former Energy Secretary and U.S. Senator, Spencer Abraham. We provide advice and assistance to clients on business development, marketing, regulatory and government affairs, policy creation and communications strategies for the global marketplace. The Abraham Group is headed by former Energy Secretary and U.S. Senator, Spencer Abraham. The firm’s other Principals are: Joseph McMonigle, former Chief of Staff at the U.S. Department of Energy and Vice Chairman of the International Energy Agency; and Majida Mourad, former Senior Advisor at the U.S. Department of Energy and Middle East specialist. Each of the firm’s Principals has extensive experience working at senior levels in Congress, the Executive Branch and international affairs. Everything from client interaction to office issues I served as a lead Department representative on international energy affairs and in high-level bilateral meetings in Canada, Russia, as well as key countries in Asia, Europe and the Middle East, and in Ministerial meetings of multilateral organizations such as the International Energy Agency, the International Atomic Energy Agency and the International Energy Forum. In addition, Ms. Mourad engaged in direct consultation with senior Departmental staff to develop and implement critical Secretarial and Presidential initiatives across the full gamut of the Department’s activities. She also served as the Secretary’s liaison to the financial community, organizing roundtables in Sydney, London, and many other countries around the world with Secretary Abraham and leading international financial institutions discussing approaches to insure adequate future investment for critical energy infrastructure, including next generation nuclear power plants and LNG export and import terminals.