Abdulla Alhammadi

Abdulla Alhammadi has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Abdulla began their career at the Abu Dhabi company for Onshore Oil Operations in 2002, where they worked as a System Analyst in the IT department. During this time, they were responsible for analyzing and designing solutions for the development needs of various departments. Abdulla also played a key role in performing system acceptance and implementation in different geographical zones.

In 2003, Abdulla Alhammadi joined Emirates Post as a System Analyst in the IT department. Abdulla was involved in planning, scheduling, analyzing, and designing different applications as per the software development requirements of the company. Abdulla also led the implementation team for the Postal Services Enterprise System, successfully automating 48 post offices within a year and a half.

In 2005, Abdulla Alhammadi moved to the Electronic Documents Centre, where they initially served as the IT Manager. In this role, they established and structured the IT department, obtained state-of-the-art technologies for the company's network and security structure, and managed manpower needs by recruiting and retaining high-caliber expertise. Later on, they were promoted to the position of Chief Operating Officer, where they led initiatives and objectives preparation focus groups, monitored departmental performance, and ensured consistency and quality control. Finally, they became the CEO of the company, providing leadership and management to directors, department managers, and employees across different locations. Abdulla also established and managed relationships with key stakeholders and ensured consistent alignment with departmental performance and board of directors' requirements.

Throughout their career, Abdulla Alhammadi has demonstrated strong leadership, strategic thinking, and the ability to drive business growth and customer satisfaction.

Abdulla Alhammadi pursued their Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Computer Information Systems from the University of Louisville, which they completed between the years 1996 and 2000.