Résumé
Twenty years at the front of digital transformation.
Technology, media, and culture across the United States, Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and Latin America — bilingual, with a Harvard-trained management framework.
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Founder · Digital strategy advisoryIndependent practice — Arab World digital strategy.Advising Western brands entering the region and regional organizations reaching the world. The throughline: moving organizations from digital investment to digital value.
Counsel on AI integration, media transformation, and market entry.Operating thesis: AI integration is a station, not a destination. -
2016 – 2018
Amazon
Content & socialInside one of the world's most advanced integrated digital organizations.Operated where content, commerce, customer data, and distribution are genuinely unified rather than siloed.
Developed a precise model of what digital integration looks like at scale — as distinct from what organizations imagine it looks like. -
2013 – 2015
Twitter
Media & platform partnerships — Arab WorldArab World lead; worked across Europe & Southeast Asia; represented the platform in Latin America.Led media and platform partnerships across the region, and presented at global partnerships forums in Argentina.
Featured work The Ramadan Bot: Technology Made HumanConceived and led the Ramadan campaign — one of the region's most culturally significant technology-meets-media projects. -
2010 – 2013
Middle East Broadcasting Networks
Arabic digital publishingThe generation that defined digital publishing for Arabic-language media.Built the practices — social-first publishing, structural use of hashtags in editorial, simultaneous multi-platform publishing — that became industry standards other regional publishers followed.
Helped build the vocabulary of a new medium in a language that had never had one before. -
2006 – 2010
Microsoft
Digital marketing · SME partnershipsRiyadh, then Seattle.Began in Riyadh leading digital marketing at the earliest stage of the region's digital transition, then moved to Seattle to run SME partnerships as part of the Windows team in the United States.
Two market contexts that built a foundational read on how global technology must adapt to markets operating on entirely different assumptions.