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Amrabat to lead data management at DAMAC Properties following the passing of previous head Amrabat, a seasoned professional with over two decades of experience in the real estate industry, has been appointed as the new Chief Information Officer (CIO) at DAMAC Properties, effective immediately. The news comes after the departure of the previous CIO, who had been with the company for several years and played a crucial role in shaping DAMAC's digital strategy. Amrabat is well-versed in data management, having previously worked in roles such as Director of Digital Transformation at Dubai Properties and Deputy General Manager of Al Habtoor Group's digital division. In her new role, Amrabat will be responsible for leading DAMAC Properties' efforts to enhance its data-driven decision-making capabilities, improve operational efficiency,Saudi Pro League Focus and drive innovation across the organization. With a strong track record in driving successful digital transformation projects, Amrabat is expected to bring a fresh perspective to DAMAC Properties and help the company leverage its data assets to achieve greater success in the competitive real estate market. "We're excited to have Amrabat join our team," said DAMAC Properties CEO, Tareq Al-Maktoum. "Her wealth of experience and expertise in data management make her the ideal candidate to take on this important role and lead DAMAC Properties towards achieving its digital goals." Amrabat's appointment marks the latest step in DAMAC Properties' ongoing commitment to leveraging technology to drive growth and profitability. As the company continues to expand its operations and explore new markets, it is essential that it remains agile and responsive to changing business needs. "With Amrabat at the helm, we believe we can continue to deliver innovative solutions that meet the evolving demands of our customers and stakeholders," concluded Al-Maktoum. "We look forward to working closely with her to ensure that DAMAC Properties remains at the forefront of the global real estate landscape." |
