Nadim Nsouli

Nadim Nsouli (born 1969) is a Lebanese businessperson. Currently the CEO and chairman of Inspired Education Group, in 2013. Earlier in his career, he held law, investment banking and private equity roles at Jones, Day, Reavis, and Pogue, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, with headquarters in Providence, Rhode Island. and began setting up his own company in London. Nsouli subsequently acquired and built nine more schools in South Africa, as well as the Reddam House, Berkshire in the United Kingdom. and Nsouli became an owner of the British School of Bahrain in 2017. Nsouli was involved in a fee dispute with the Brookhouse Parents Association in 2020. When the Brookhouse School in Nairobi, which he owned through Inspired Education, went online only during the COVID pandemic, parents sued to have fees cut by half. Nsouli and Brookhouse School won the case in September 2020. Also in September 2020, Nsouli launched Kings College Online, an online-only private school

2021-2025: Recent years Expressing optimism at growth prospects in the online home schooling market, in 2021 he purchased the online education firm Wey Education for £70 million. Nsouli purchased the majority Nsouli remains CEO and chairman of Inspired Education Group. Nsouli has been critical of the Labour government's VAT change in the UK, saying in an interview that it is an example of a "stupid government decision" that is the main risk to the growth of large international school groups.

Personal life Nsouli and his family currently live in the Bahamas. After the eldest of his four children died of a brain tumor in 2012, the Nsoulis established the Lyla Nsouli Foundation for Children's Brain Cancer Research. Princess Ghida Talal was among its board-members as of 2014.