Khalid Al-Khudair is the newly appointed secretary-general of the media and banking awareness committee for Saudi Banks.
He has been chief experience officer at Riyad Bank since November and prior to that worked for two years as the bank’s executive vice president for communication and customer experience.
He is also the founder and CEO of Glowork, an organization dedicated to female empowerment that has created thousands of jobs for women by bridging the gap between jobseekers and employers.
Al-Khudair gained a bachelor’s degree in marketing and human resources from Saint Mary’s University, in Canada studying psychology as a subsidiary subject, and completed two executive education programs in leadership and public policy at Yale University and Harvard Kennedy School, respectively.
Titan Watches eyes further expansion in the Middle East By Retail4Growth Team | Retail4Growth Team | February 10, 2021
The company plans to enter into new alliances in Kuwait, re-enter Oman and spread its footprint across Africa.
An arm of the Tata Group, Titan Watches is all prepared to begin its expansion plans in the Middle East. The plan will include the brand’s entry into new alliances in Kuwait, re-entering Oman and spreading its footprint in Africa.
Titan finalized a deal with Oman-based retail major Khimji Ramdas last month, under which Khimji will market watches from Titan and its popular mass brands in its retail stores network in the country.
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Gems Education will merge two of its schools in Dubai in September, creating one large campus for pupils.
The country’s largest private-school operator will move pupils from Wellington Primary, in Al Bada’a, near Jumeirah 1, to Wellington Academy Al Khail. The primary school will close this summer.
The move will create one of the largest British-curriculum schools in Dubai by intake, with a capacity of almost 2,500 pupils.
Wellington Academy, which is rated “very good” by inspectors, already teaches children aged four to 11.
The academy has high fees, charging Dh54,000 per year from Year 6 and Dh86,000 in Years 12 and 13.
Riyadh: Saudi Arabia has extended the travel ban for its citizens and delayed the reopening of the Kingdom's air, land and sea borders completely till May