Qatar
Ooredoo appoints chief new business officer
Ooredoo appoints chief new business officer
Ooredoo has announced that it has promoted Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad bin Nasser al-Thani as the chief new business officer, continuing with its strategy of strengthening ties with Qatar’s business community. |
Sheikh Nasser will be responsible for overseeing the development of new opportunities in the corporate sector as well as customer satisfaction achievement across all sectors, including government and education, finance and energy, and public services.
Sheikh Nasser joined Ooredoo in 2009 and, in 2011, was named assistant director (corporate sales) in the sales and service business unit.
Ooredoo CEO Sheikh Saud bin Nasser al-Thani said, “Sheikh Nasser is one of our top up-and-coming young leaders and has a proven track record of success in working with Qatar’s large corporations and key organisations. In his role as chief new business officer, he will work to help us deepen our ties with Qatar’s businesses, whose growth we will continue to support in line with Qatar National Vision 2030.”
Sheikh Nasser has a Bachelor’s degree in business and economics from Qatar University. After working in the government sector for five years, he completed an MBA from University of Wales in 2011. He also received a Certificate of Excellence for exemplary academic performance from Prince Michael of Kent.
Ooredoo is supporting Qatar’s businesses of all sizes, with an ongoing strategy to provide tailored solutions and new technology. It provides dedicated business centres and a variety of business solutions, including wholesale services, Ooredoo Data Centre for managed and hosted solutions, Ooredoo Cloud for virtual computing and Office-in-a-Box for a package of hosted services.