Ahmed Alamri

Ahmed Alamri is a highly educated and accomplished professional with a diverse academic background. He holds a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from King AbdulAziz University and specialized in Neurology with residencies and fellowships from The University of Western Ontario. He furthered his education by obtaining a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute, and an MBA with a focus on costing, project management, and healthcare strategy from the University of New Brunswick.

Throughout his career, Ahmed Alamri has held prominent positions in various organizations, showcasing his expertise and leadership capabilities. He served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors at Innovation & Corporate Integration (Innogration) and as the Chief Executive Officer at National Medical Care. Additionally, he has held roles at prestigious institutions such as the World Health Organization, Medtronic, King Abdullah Medical City - Makkah, and Board of Directors of Medical Cities under the Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia.

Ahmed Alamri's professional journey includes extensive experience in healthcare strategy, patient engagement, project management, and corporate integration. He has excelled in roles ranging from Project Leader and Director of Neuroscience Center to Associate Executive Director and Strategic Management Consultant. Moreover, his academic contributions as an Assistant Professor at Dalhousie University and Memorial University of Newfoundland reflect his dedication to education and research in the field of Neurology.

With a strong background in both medical practice and project management, Ahmed Alamri has demonstrated a unique blend of skills that have enabled him to make significant contributions in the healthcare industry. His involvement in various international initiatives, such as Task Force 7