Dr. Alfadhal Abass Mansoor Al Hinai

Sh. Bader Abdullah Ahmed Al Hinai

Bader al Hinai is Chief Media and Communications at Oman Investment Authority. Prior to that he established the Center for Government Communications at the General Secretariat to the Cabinet in 2017, including planning, structuring, scope, foundation projects, and HR planning. He headed the center as Director General of Government Communications. Bader is holding a Master's degree of Science in Brand Leadership from University of East Anglia, UK. He was a cohort member in the National Collaborative Leadership Program at the Royal Academy of Management, and a member of Forbes Communications Council. Previously, Bader's career grew in multiple private sector companies as he started his career at Omran as a Marketing Assistant, then as an Arabic Copywriter and a Creative Supervisor at National Publishing and Advertising, then Arabic Media Manager and Digital Communications Manager at Oman Sail. After that he was appointed as Social Media Manager at Omantel. His roles varied to cover different disciplines like communications, public policy, marketing, branding, advertising, and events. Bader shares his passion about his field through weekly articles in order to spread awareness and knowledge.

Bushra Mohammed Ali Al Maskari

Mr. Dhafir Saif Hammad Alkalbani

20 plus years' of experience in Military, Government and private sector sharpening the skills and the knowledge in different technical and managerial levels. Development of operational, tactical and strategic plans and directions in Information Technology.

Eng. Harith Khamis Humid Al Maqbali

Education and Qualification; 2003; Graduated from Sultan Qaboos (SQU) University with chemical Engineering BS.C 2005; High Diploma in petroleum Engineering from SQU 2012: MBA from Franklin University with MCBS Certified Lean Process practitioner from Shell   Work Experience: From 2003 till Feb-2018; Worked as Petroleum Production Engineer at PDO Co-writer and published more than 5 technical peppers in the area of Petroleum Production Engineering at international conference 2014/15; Short assignment from PDO to shell-Huston Feb-2018; resign from PDO to be full time and co-founder at Otaxi National Collaboration leadership program (www.NCLP.om) 2020 cohort.

Mr. Hassan Ali Mohammed Al Lawati

Eng. Hilal Mohammed Sinan Al Ghaithi

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Mr. Ismail Suliman Said Al Sawafi

Senior Manager; CSR and Public Relations at Oman LNG LLC • • Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) from Sultan Qaboos University (1996-2001) • Successfully achieved Masters Certificates in Project Management • Successfully achieved the Chartered Institute of Public Relation- CIPR Diplomas (in Public Relations, internal communications and Crises/issues management) • Successfully achieved Results Centred Leadership Program from the Achievement Centre • Graduate of the National Collaborative Leadership Program (NCLP) sponsored by the Royal Academy of Management in partnership with Oxford University and the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) • 16 years’ Experience in Corporate Social Responsibility • Lead the management of CSR initiatives (strategy, policies, planning and implementation) • Lead the management of Oman LNG branding, Corporate Sponsorship, PR and events

Dr. Khalid Dawood Ali Al Zadjali

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Mr. Khalid Mohammed Rashid Al Badi

Professional in financial services Leadership

Mr. Kumail Abdulameer Said

I provide financial advisory to mid-market and family businesses on financial solutions from structuring to placement. I work hand in hand with the client leadership teams to achieve their objectives by executing tailored return-to-risk solution.

Dr. Lamya Harub Al Kharusi Harub

Dr. Lamya Harub Al Kharusi is a distinguished Omani expert specialising in diplomatic relations, political economy, strategic planning, and policies related to economics and energy security. With over seventeen years of practical experience spanning both the public and private sectors, she was selected as a member of the prestigious National Collaborative Leadership Program in 2020. Academically, Lamya holds a Bachelor's degree in International Studies from California State University, Long Beach, a Master's degree in Political Philosophy (Middle Eastern and Asian Languages & Cultures) from Columbia University in New York, and a Ph.D. in Political Economy of Energy Security from the esteemed War Studies Department at King's College London. Dr. Lamya's distinguished career includes her tenure at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2008 to 2018, during which she engaged in numerous high-level bilateral and multilateral consultations involving more than 20 countries. Her portfolio also boasts management and oversight of several critical strategic national projects, such as the "Jewel of Muscat" project and the "Muscat Street" project in Singapore. Further, she played an integral role in the "Abu al-Rayhan al-Biruni Library" project in Uzbekistan and the "Oman et la Mer" project in France, among other impactful international endeavors. Her contributions extend to the Peaceful Nuclear Technology Office at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where she significantly contributed to shaping the regulatory framework for the safe and responsible utilisation of peaceful radioactive materials within the Sultanate of Oman. Presently, she serves as the IPO Execution Manager, a position that placed her at the forefront of orchestrating one of the Sultanate of Oman's most prominent IPO subscriptions in recent decades. Additionally, she has taken the helm of various projects related to renewable energy and environmental policy development and regulations. In a prior role, she led as the Chief Executive Officer's Office at Oman Oil Company, also assuming the mantle of Board Secretary of the Company's Board of Directors. Moreover, Dr. Lamya was seconded to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry as a strategic planning expert, tasked with aligning the ministry's organisational structure with Oman Vision 2040. Her involvement extended to the Energy Lab at the Implementation and Monitoring Support Unit, where she made significant contributions to numerous workshops associated with the Oman Vision 2040 initiative. Beyond her aforementioned roles, she has been an active lecturer and assistant researcher at various distinguished foreign universities. In addition to her official endeavors, Dr. Lamya is a devoted volunteer, engaging with multiple charitable associations. Notably, she pioneered the first-ever program in the Sultanate of Oman designed to empower and train individuals with special needs, thereby enhancing their prospects within the competitive job market. Her influence reaches into various professional domains, as evidenced by her board membership in the Anglo Omani Society (The New Generation Group), her advisory role on the Political Science Advisory Board at Sultan Qaboos University, and her position on the board of the philanthropic entity Glocal Volunteers.