Red Sea International names new managing director, CEO
DUBAI, 2 hours, 2 minutes ago Saudi-based Red Sea International (RSI) has appointed Khalid Mohammed Fagih as its new chief executive replacing Engineer Tareq Mohammed Telmesani who stepped down from his post recently. With offices in the UAE, Oman and Kuwait, RSI is one of the largest manufacturers of modular buildings in the GCC with over 40 years experience in the oil and gas, affordable housing and remote buildings sector, providing both long- and short-term rental solutions to its clients. With a 26-year track record in business management and corporate leadership transformation, Fagih’s appointment comes at an exciting juncture of RSI’s journey towards business restructuring, consolidation, and transformation, said the statement from the company.
Saudi-based Red Sea International Company, one of the largest manufacturers of modular buildings in GCC, has appointed Khalid Mohammed Fagih as its new chief executive replacing Engineer Tareq Mohammed Telmesani who stepped down from his post recently.
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The institution will also organise a series of pre-programme activities throughout February and March, aimed at further preparing participants for the Executive MBA programme whose first module will start in April.
While still accepting applications, HEC Paris has urged EMBA candidates to complete their application formalities at the earliest in order to fully benefit from the pre-programme activities, a press statement notes. The pre-programme activities provide incoming International Executive MBA participants with insights into the learning journey that lies ahead of them, said Dr Pablo Martin de Holan, dean of HEC Paris in Qatar. A series of initiatives like Majors Fair, Capstone Introduction and Business Environment Webinar prepare incoming participants to fully benefit from the programme and how it will help advance their person