In 1985 the late Dr. Bahaa Eldin El Menoufy founded The Engineering Consulting Office-ECO MISR, and over the past 30+ years has grown the firm into a multidisciplinary consultancy firm with over 130 completed projects.

Dr. Bahaa El Menoufy, was a Professor at Alexandria University, Faculty of Engineering (Department of Structural Engineering). With over 45 years of experience, he has acquired a tremendous wealth of technical, academic, and managerial knowledge.

He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (Structural Engineering) from Alexandria University, Egypt in 1970. In 1977, he received his Master of Science in Civil Engineering from University of McMaster, Hamilton, Canada, followed by his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Civil Engineering, in 1982 from University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. In 1982, upon his return to Egypt he resumed his duties as an assistant professor at Alexandria University, where he continued his research and teaching activities as well as supervision of graduate student working towards obtaining their masters or doctorate degrees.

Dr. Adham El Menoufy has acquired a diverse and versatile experience in structural engineering with specialization in structural assessment and rehabilitation. In 2016, he joined ECO MISR as our Executive Director upon his return to Egypt.

He obtained his Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil Engineering from Alexandria University in 2005. Upon graduation he worked with an international construction firm, Consolidated Contractors International Company (CCC) in Dubai, UAE, on a high-profile urban project, The Dubai Mall.

In 2008 he pursued graduate studies in structural engineering at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, where he obtained his Master of Applied Science in 2010, and proceeded to receive his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Civil (Structural) Engineering in 2015. His research focused on structural deterioration, fatigue-loading effects on conventional and prestressed structures, and structural rehabilitation using Fibre Reinforced Polymers (FRP). He also worked on multiple research projects in collaboration with governmental and industry partners.

In 2014 studies he joined Pretium Anderson Building Engineers, an engineering firm in Ontario, Canada, as a Project Manager with the Structural Division. Adham was involved in a variety of structural engineering projects covering multiple disciplines such as: new construction design (concrete, steel and timber structures), structural condition assessments, deep foundation design for helical piers and micro piles for new construction and remediation/retrofit purposes, traditional concrete structural rehabilitation and structural rehabilitation using composite (FRP) materials.