Experience & Current Role
Throughout his career, he has led and delivered strategic consulting engagements, leadership development programs, KPI and Balanced Scorecard systems, capacity-building frameworks, and digital transformation initiatives. His portfolio includes more than 6,000 hours of training and consulting, dozens of large-scale strategic projects, and high-impact programs that strengthened institutional performance and built resilient teams.
As an academic, he has served as an Assistant Professor and academic leader, contributing to curriculum development, research, and knowledge creation across multiple universities. He is the author of several books on performance management, knowledge management, and leadership, and has presented research in regional and international conferences. Dr. Aljamouss is widely recognized for his ability to translate strategy into execution, design competency-based systems, coach leaders, and build environments where people and organizations thrive. He has also led notable projects in business growth, organizational transformation, leadership pipelines, workforce development, digital readiness, and startup innovation, helping institutions achieve measurable improvements in efficiency, capability, and strategic alignment. Driven by a commitment to excellence, impact, and continuous learning, Dr. Aljamouss integrates academic rigor with real-world insight to help organizations navigate complexity, build talent, and achieve sustainable transformation.
Direct Collaboration (Development and Professional Consultations), Dr. Abdulrahman Aljamouss has collaborated directly with a wide network of professional training and consulting organizations across the region, delivering high-impact workforce development, leadership programs, and capability-building solutions. His direct partners include leading Training & Development Centers such as PROJACS for Training, London Premier Centre (LPC Training), National Training Academy, IVORY, IRDC Center, IMTC Center, Global Academy, Convince Academy, Tech Global, Istanbul International Training Center, ABC Horizon Accredited Educational Programs, and Consultants for Managerial Consultation. He has also worked with international Qualification & Accreditation Frameworks including BTEC (Business and Technology Education Council) and Pearson Qualifications (Edexcel and BTEC), ensuring training quality aligned with global standards and internationally benchmarked outcomes.
Indirect Collaboration (Government, Corporate & Global Organizations), Through indirect engagement models, strategic partnerships, and ecosystem-based service delivery, Dr. Aljamouss’ work has supported major organizations across government, energy, oil & gas, infrastructure, telecom, healthcare, and utilities. These include Government & Public Sector Institutions such as Kuwait National Guard; Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation; Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu; Ministry of Awqaf and Religious Affairs (Oman); Ministry of Information (Oman); Ministry of Trade (Oman); Ministry of Housing (Saudi Arabia); Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage (SCTH); Jeddah Chamber of Commerce & Industry. His portfolio includes strong exposure to Oil, Gas & Energy Sector Organizations, including Brega Petroleum Marketing Company; Mellitah Oil & Gas; National Oil Corporation (NOC); Waha Oil; Sirte Oil; Zueitina Oil Company (ZOC); Kuwait Oil Company (KOC); Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC); Iraq National Oil Company; South Oil Company (SOC); Oil Exploration Company (OEC); Basrah Gas Company (BGC); Oman Institute for Energy (OIE); Aramco Gulf Operations Company. It also includes leading organizations in Infrastructure & National Foundations, such as Qatar Rail and Qatari Aspire Zone Foundation, alongside Healthcare Institutions including King Faisal Specialist Hospital (Saudi Arabia) and Al-Hussain Medical City (Amman, Jordan). Dr. Aljamouss’ indirect engagements extend to Utilities & Industrial Organizations, including Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation (Kahramaa); Saudi Electricity Company; Yamama Saudi Cement; Atraftah Co (Jeddah). In addition, his exposure includes major players in the Telecom Sector, such as Ooredoo Qatar; Libyana Mobile Phone; Almadar Aljadeed; Libya Telecom & Technology (LTT); Libyan International Telecom Company (LITC); Hatif Libya, and the Libyan Holding Company for Post, Telecommunications & Information Technology.