By: Adel Mohamed Ali Ameeri, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Ameeri Group
Maysa Al Kooheji , CEO, United Insurance Company
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By: Adel Mohamed Ali Ameeri, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Ameeri Group
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Top 10 CEOs in Bahrain - 2022
Irrespective of the economic environment, market conditions, and other factors, it is the CEO who bears most of the responsibility for the success or failure of the company they lead. This is becoming more apparent in the Middle East, where corporate governance has been improving for several years. There is now a clear separation between ownership and management in companies throughout the region. This trend is particularly strong in government-owned businesses, with even sectors such as defense and utilities now incorporated and even listed on stock exchanges. This has made CEOs focus more on long-term benefits that stem from innovation, technology, and ESG initiatives.
Bahrain is one of the high-income economies and one of the most economically liberal countries in the world. It is considered the gateway to Arab state due to its strategic location in the centre of Middle East. The country has access to shipping traffic through the Persian Gulf and land route to the Arabian Peninsula. This combination of economic conditions, infrastructure and geographic location makes Bahrain a vital link in the global supply chain connecting the Middle East market to the world market.
Bahrain's economy grew 6.9 percent in the second quarter of 2022 to record the highest rate of growth in the past 11 years, driven by a strong performance in the country's non-oil sectors that were targeted under the country's economic reform plan.
CEO Insights Asia in this issue presents a list of `Top 10 CEOs in Bahrain - 2022' who have leveraged their extensive industry expertise and experience in offering effective skills to the market. The following list has been prepared after being closely scrutinized by a distinguished panel of judges including CXOs, analysts and our editorial board. We recognize their valuable contribution to the ever expanding and competitive market and their ability to sustain themselves and emerge as top contestants through their reliable knowledge.
Company Logo | Company Management | Company Name | Company Description |
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Adel Ameeri, Chairman & CEO | Ameeri Group | A dynamic leader with a positive attitude and full of energy and new ideas on expanding the company from a trading store to being one of the leading manufacturing industry in the Kingdom of Bahrain | |
Ahmed Darwish, CEO | Bank of Khartoum International | He has a track record of establishing startup financial institutions and has worked in the retail, corporate, and investment banking industries | |
Alain Arida, CEO | Gulf Markets International | A determined business leader offering the best quality products from some of the largest manufacturers across the world | |
Anil Nair, CEO | National Concrete Company | A dynamic leader with around 30 years of professional experience in the cement & concrete industry contributing significantly to the development of projects across the Kingdom of Bahrain | |
Abdallah Bani Hani, CEO | Horti Group | Engaged in establishing a great name in the Middle East by successfully managing small and large scale landscape and contractual enterprises | |
Maysa Al Kooheji, CEO | United Insurance Company | She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Financial Accounting from the University of Bahrain, an Associate member of the Chartered Insurance Institute (ACII) from the UK and has a Diploma in Life and Health Insurance (LOMA) | |
Mohammed Ashoor, Co-Founder & CEO | Springring | A Computer Engineer, Investment Banker and Serial Entrepreneur, has seven solid years of experience in the corporate and investment banking world at reputable international organizations within wide-ranging and pivotal roles and responsibilities | |
Roberto Mancone, CEO | Beyon Money | He is engaged in developing a Digital Financial Service Regulated entity based on Fintech and Open Banking Client Centric Solution for Consumers and SMEs | |
Ronnie Surty, Group CEO | Awal Plastics | A strong people leader passionate about people development, employee engagement, change management and diversity and likes cooking, reading and traveling | |
Saad Ahmed, Founder & CEO | Localbh | A people-powered digital media publisher represents the voice of today’s consumer by producing cutting edge content across social media channels |
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