Worries you, excites you, makes you think

Who’s Who: Sheila Al-Rowaily, CEO of Wisayah Global Investment Management Company

Author: 
Mahad Mohamed
ID: 
1617228777276805900
Thu, 2021-04-01 01:12

Sheila Al-Rowaily has been the CEO of Wisayah Global Investment Management Company, a subsidiary of Saudi Aramco, since January 2019.
Over her 20 years at Aramco, Al-Rowaily has led a number of innovative and complex projects including the creation of Wisayah, which invests Saudi Aramco Group Companies’ pension funds, defined contribution funds and other long-term investment portfolios.
Wisayah partners with best-in-class investment firms and directly invests in debt, equity, and real assets on behalf of managed funds and portfolios.
She joined Saudi Aramco in 1998 as a money market trader, and from July 2005 to June 2006 she worked as a financial analyst in Dhahran. Al-Rowaily moved to Houston, Texas in July 2006 and worked there until December 2007 as treasurer.
She returned to Dhahran in January 2008 and worked as head of portfolio management at Aramco until January 2009.
From February 2009 to January 2019, Al-Rowaily worked as director of the investment management department at Aramco.
Al-Rowaily credits her rich experiences at Aramco for her leadership development, which paved the way for roles in finance, investment and risk management, planning and energy economics.
At Aramco, she sits on the diversity and inclusion steering committee, where she helps shape company policies and advocates for more women in leadership roles.
Al-Rowaily earned a Sloan Fellowship for MBA in business from MIT Sloan School of Management in 2017-2018. She obtained a bachelor’s degree in interior architecture from King Faisal University and then earned an MBA in finance from American University of Beirut in 1997.

Main category: 
Tags: 
Who’s Who: Nasir Al-Naimi, senior vice president of upstream at Saudi AramcoWho’s Who: Khaled Sharbatly, Saudi entrepreneur

from Saudi Arabia https://ift.tt/3sAUMgh
Share:

0 Comments:

Post a Comment

Blog Archive

My Blog List

Support