A Saudi entrepreneur and angel investor.

He has been the CEO of Zid since July 2025, and a Board Member of FlyAkeed Company since July 2025.

He founded Zid and served as its Chief Growth Officer and Chief Business Officer. He also founded Hrakat Production and chaired its board of directors.

Throughout his career, he has led and co-founded several ventures. He served as General Manager of Harakat Production, Acting General Manager of QDRAH—which he co-founded—and CEO of Bahr for E-Commerce, a company he founded. He also co-founded eTree, established the E-Commerce Association, and contributed to the development and qualification of more than 7,000 online stores.

His board experience includes service on the boards of the Saudi Digital Academy, Manga Productions, and the Students Community Of King Saud University, which he helped establish. He also served as a member of the Opportunities Committee at the Oqal Group.

His professional background spans roles in business development, digital transformation, and media. He worked as E-Commerce Business Development Manager at National Net Ventures, Portal Manager in the E-Services and Portals Department at King Saud University, Webmaster and Project Manager at MeduNet, Technology Editor at Al-Watan newspaper, and Systems Analyst at Saudi Telecom Company (STC).

He has trained and qualified more than 200,000 individuals in marketing and e-commerce across various institutions.

He received the 2023 Award for Best Self-Made Entrepreneurial Personality during the fifth season of the “Esameyoon Initiative,” one of the initiatives of Mohammed Ibrahim Al Subeaei & Sons Investment Company (MASIC). He also received the “Most Creative Entrepreneurs in the Kingdom” Award from Forbes Middle East in 2013 and the “Hadeel New Media Award” in 2011.

He holds a Master's degree in E-commerce and E-marketing from the University of Western Australia (2010), a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from King Saud University (2006), and a certificate in Digital Leadership and Social Strategy from Harvard Business School (2015).