Heba Sami is the Programs Manager at the Heya Misr Foundation. She has been working closely with the Foundation since December 2019 to help empower younger generations, especially young women in Egyptian society. Sami obtained a BA in Greek and Latin Literature from Cairo University.

While studying for her bachelor's degree, she began her endeavors towards human development. She had a strong belief that changing oneself is an essential component of building a better personality and society. In this context, she began her career as the founder of her first cultural salon named after “changers and changers” to address the powerful impact of self-change on the path of human development which in turn affects society.

She participated in many cultural salons, university events, and public library salons as a lecturer. When her work was honored by many audiences and stakeholders, she was asked to be a permanent guest on Egyptian television and some other private channels and radio stations. She was selected by some newspapers to write articles about change, human relations and development, in addition to creating visual content to educate people. Many newspapers and magazines wrote about the impact of its initiatives and seminars and its role in bringing about change in society.