Serco, a global company with interests in defence, space, migration and mobility, has appointed Maryam Alamasi as the new Head of Corporate Services for Saudi Arabia, thus underscoring its continued investment in national talent and long-term commitment to supporting government visions across the kingdom.
A Saudi national with more than 18 years of experience in digital transformation, enterprise architecture and large-scale programme delivery, Alamasi brings deep expertise in aligning technology with organisational goals to unlock growth and drive impact.
She joins Serco Middle East from KPMG, where she led major government and enterprise transformation initiatives and played a central role in helping organisations elevate performance against national digital excellence indices, said the company in a statement.
Her appointment reflects Serco’s focus on partnering with government entities, strengthening operational capabilities and contributing to Saudi Arabia’s economic diversification and future ready public services, it stated.
Throughout her career, Alamasi has led national scale programmes spanning strategy development, roadmap design, governance, RFP development and vendor evaluation.
She has advised entities on digital maturity, supported excellence across national benchmarks and enabled transformation journeys that empower teams, enhance capability and accelerate modernization, said the statement.
Her leadership strengthens Serco’s ability to bring global expertise and local insight together across critical sectors in the kingdom, it added.
Lauding the appointment, Phil Malem, the CEO of Serco Middle East, said: “Maryam’s expertise and leadership will bring tremendous value to Serco and to the partners we proudly serve in Saudi Arabia. Her track record in delivering high performing transformation programmes, combined with her passion for enabling national capability, aligns with the strategic direction we are driving across Serco.”
“We are delighted to welcome her to the team, and we look forward to the impact she will create as we continue supporting Vision 2030 and the Kingdom’s development journey,” he stated.
On her new role, Alamasi said: “Joining Serco at this moment of growth in Saudi Arabia is incredibly inspiring. I am proud to contribute my experience to an organisation that plays such a meaningful role in supporting national priorities and delivering positive impact for communities.”
This year has been strong for Serco in the Kingdom. The company has expanded its national workforce through strengthened Saudisation initiatives, deepened its support for major public sector programmes and advanced its regional space capabilities, including satellite services and specialist geospatial expertise for government partners.
These achievements reflect Serco’s ongoing commitment to empowering local talent, elevating service excellence and delivering long term value for Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
“Serco’s purpose driven culture, its commitment to developing Saudi talent and its dedication to helping government entities achieve their ambitions make this an exciting place to build the next chapter of my career,” stated Almasi.
“I look forward to working with our teams and partners to support progress across the kingdom, she added.-TradeArabia News Service
