Unlocking the Potential

Eng. Sultan bin Ahmed Al Wahaibi has more than twenty years of experience in both the private and the public telecommunications and information technology sectors. During this time, he has led various work ventures as the general manager for infrastructure projects and network rollout at international telecommunication companies. He also held multiple positions in the commercial divisions as the Business Sales General Manager before being appointed as Chief Business and Wholesale Officer of the Omani Qatari Telecommunication Company (Ooredoo) Eng. Sultan Al Wahaibi holds a bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering, with a minor in Business from Carleton University, Canada. As part of Ooredoo’s program for International Leadership for Executive Management, he has graduated from the Executive Education Program from London Business School, International Institute for Management and Development (IMD) at Switzerland and Harvard Business Publishing. Eng. Sultan is also one of the graduates of the National CEO Program, launched by the Diwan of Royal Court. He is an active member of the Oman Business Forum and a member of the Alumni Board of the Royal Academy of Management.

Khalid offers 16 years of expertise in investment, advisory, business, and project development. Currently serving as an Investment Director at Rakiza, Oman’s Infrastructure Fund, Khalid specializes in the execution and sourcing of deals.

Previously, Khalid oversaw a substantial multi-billion-dollar portfolio as part of his role at the Oman Investment Authority, concentrating on pivotal Infrastructure sectors including Electricity, Water, and Waste Management. He has held influential positions on various boards and investment committees, both domestically in Oman and on the international stage.

Khalid holds an MBA degree from the Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy (ICS) at Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo, Japan.

Brigadier General (Engineer) Khalid bin Hilal bin Khalid al-Busaidi – an officer in the Royal Omani Army, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications Engineering from Pakistan Islamic Republic, and has another Bachelor’s degree in Military Studies from the Command and Staff College (Sultanate of Oman).

Brigadier General (Engineer) Khalid al-Busaidi represented the Ministry of Defense and the Sultan’s Armed Forces in the relevant committees at the national level and at the level of the military and security agencies as well with participation in several committees and work teams to conduct strategic studies related to electronic management in the Ministry of Defense. Also, he planned and supervise the implementation of all strategic communications projects in the Ministry of Defense, including but not limited to develop and expand the Ministry of Defense’s data transmission network project in all camps and bases of the Ministry of Defense and the Sultan’s Armed Forces, the Hezam project to lay fiber optic cables of the Ministry of Defense, and the Taif project to connect and manage cables Optical fibers, in addition to managing the electronic Al-Jarb project named by Shurooq for the Royal Army of Oman, setting user requirements and evaluating competing companies’ offers It is involved in communications projects, in addition to planning and managing field experiments for all joint communications devices that are nominated to enter service in the Sultan’s Armed Forces and the Royal Army of Oman.

Ahmed Al Mahrizi is a seasoned leader and a results-driven executive with a proven track record in shaping national reform agendas. Mr. Al Mahrizi currently holds the position of Group Chief Executive Officer at Nama Holding, where he oversees the strategic direction and performance of Oman’s electricity, water, and wastewater sectors. Under his leadership, the Group has driven major sector reforms, corporate restructuring initiatives, and large-scale project execution. Prior to his current role, Mr. Al Mahrizi spent over a decade in the telecommunications industry with Virgin Mobile Middle East and Africa, where he held executive leadership positions overseeing market launches and operational expansions across the GCC and international markets. Mr. Al Mahrizi holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce and economics from the Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman. He has also completed executive leadership programs at IMD and other renowned global institutions, further strengthening his expertise in corporate strategy and governance.

Rebecca is a Managing Director in the Equitix Investments team and is responsible for the origination and execution of investments across all Equitix funds. She has over 20 years’ experience in project finance and infrastructure investment and advisory across a broad spectrum of sectors. She is passionate about contributing to the UK’s decarbonisation and energy transition agenda and is committed to ensuring stable returns for investors.
Rebecca is also part of the Rakiza investment team, focused on infrastructure investment in Oman and Saudi Arabia.
Rebecca was previously in Ernst & Young’s Lead Advisory team, and also worked at Arthur Andersen in the Specialist Finance & Business Modelling Group. She has a BA (hons) degree in Politics & Government from the University of Kent at Canterbury and a Postgraduate Certificate in Social Research Methodologies.

Reyya Al Toqi is a Manger of Corporate Planning & Strategy at Oman Investment Authority (“OIA”). She is responsible for setting the strategy and business plans for OIA as well as overseeing the business plan of OIA’s subsidiaries.

Prior to that, Ms. Al Toqi managed OIA’s Fund Investments, a multi-billion dollar global portfolio that invests across various strategies including Buyout, Growth, Infrastructure, Distressed Assets and Real Estate. During her tenure at OIA, she closed over 30 fund investments and overseen the closing of 13 fund investments. Furthermore, Ms. Al Toqi was also involved in private equity co-investments in multiple sectors including technology, energy transition, healthcare, and consumer.

Ms. Al Toqi holds a seat on the Advisory Board of Trust bridge Partners and Redview &Advantech Capital both of which are Chinese based private equity firm that focuses on investments in technology, media and healthcare. From 2015 to 2018, she was also on the Advisory Board of MBK Partners, one of Asia’s largest private equity investors.

Ms. Al Toqi is a CFA Charterholder and has a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance with Distinction from the Sultan Qaboos University.

Ahmed Al Mahrizi is a seasoned leader and a results-driven executive with a proven track record in shaping national reform agendas. Mr. Al Mahrizi currently holds the position of Group Chief Executive Officer at Nama Holding, where he oversees the strategic direction and performance of Oman’s electricity, water, and wastewater sectors. Under his leadership, the Group has driven major sector reforms, corporate restructuring initiatives, and large-scale project execution. Prior to his current role, Mr. Al Mahrizi spent over a decade in the telecommunications industry with Virgin Mobile Middle East and Africa, where he held executive leadership positions overseeing market launches and operational expansions across the GCC and international markets. Mr. Al Mahrizi holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce and economics from the Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman. He has also completed executive leadership programs at IMD and other renowned global institutions, further strengthening his expertise in corporate strategy and governance.

Brigadier General (Engineer) Khalid bin Hilal bin Khalid al-Busaidi – an officer in the Royal Omani Army, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications Engineering from Pakistan Islamic Republic, and has another Bachelor’s degree in Military Studies from the Command and Staff College (Sultanate of Oman).

Brigadier General (Engineer) Khalid al-Busaidi represented the Ministry of Defense and the Sultan’s Armed Forces in the relevant committees at the national level and at the level of the military and security agencies as well with participation in several committees and work teams to conduct strategic studies related to electronic management in the Ministry of Defense. Also, he planned and supervise the implementation of all strategic communications projects in the Ministry of Defense, including but not limited to develop and expand the Ministry of Defense’s data transmission network project in all camps and bases of the Ministry of Defense and the Sultan’s Armed Forces, the Hezam project to lay fiber optic cables of the Ministry of Defense, and the Taif project to connect and manage cables Optical fibers, in addition to managing the electronic Al-Jarb project named by Shurooq for the Royal Army of Oman, setting user requirements and evaluating competing companies’ offers It is involved in communications projects, in addition to planning and managing field experiments for all joint communications devices that are nominated to enter service in the Sultan’s Armed Forces and the Royal Army of Oman.

Khalid offers 16 years of expertise in investment, advisory, business, and project development. Currently serving as an Investment Director at Rakiza, Oman’s Infrastructure Fund, Khalid specializes in the execution and sourcing of deals.

Previously, Khalid oversaw a substantial multi-billion-dollar portfolio as part of his role at the Oman Investment Authority, concentrating on pivotal Infrastructure sectors including Electricity, Water, and Waste Management. He has held influential positions on various boards and investment committees, both domestically in Oman and on the international stage.

Khalid holds an MBA degree from the Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy (ICS) at Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo, Japan

Rebecca is a Managing Director in the Equitix Investments team and is responsible for the origination and execution of investments across all Equitix funds. She has over 20 years’ experience in project finance and infrastructure investment and advisory across a broad spectrum of sectors. She is passionate about contributing to the UK’s decarbonisation and energy transition agenda and is committed to ensuring stable returns for investors.
Rebecca is also part of the Rakiza investment team, focused on infrastructure investment in Oman and Saudi Arabia.
Rebecca was previously in Ernst & Young’s Lead Advisory team, and also worked at Arthur Andersen in the Specialist Finance & Business Modelling Group. She has a BA (hons) degree in Politics & Government from the University of Kent at Canterbury and a Postgraduate Certificate in Social Research Methodologies.

Reyya Al Toqi is a Manger of Corporate Planning & Strategy at Oman Investment Authority (“OIA”). She is responsible for setting the strategy and business plans for OIA as well as overseeing the business plan of OIA’s subsidiaries.

Prior to that, Ms. Al Toqi managed OIA’s Fund Investments, a multi-billion dollar global portfolio that invests across various strategies including Buyout, Growth, Infrastructure, Distressed Assets and Real Estate. During her tenure at OIA, she closed over 30 fund investments and overseen the closing of 13 fund investments. Furthermore, Ms. Al Toqi was also involved in private equity co-investments in multiple sectors including technology, energy transition, healthcare, and consumer.

Ms. Al Toqi holds a seat on the Advisory Board of Trust bridge Partners and Redview &Advantech Capital both of which are Chinese based private equity firm that focuses on investments in technology, media and healthcare. From 2015 to 2018, she was also on the Advisory Board of MBK Partners, one of Asia’s largest private equity investors.

Ms. Al Toqi is a CFA Charterholder and has a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance with Distinction from the Sultan Qaboos University.

Ahmed Al Mahrizi is a seasoned leader and a results-driven executive with a proven track record in shaping national reform agendas. Mr. Al Mahrizi currently holds the position of Group Chief Executive Officer at Nama Holding, where he oversees the strategic direction and performance of Oman’s electricity, water, and wastewater sectors. Under his leadership, the Group has driven major sector reforms, corporate restructuring initiatives, and large-scale project execution. Prior to his current role, Mr. Al Mahrizi spent over a decade in the telecommunications industry with Virgin Mobile Middle East and Africa, where he held executive leadership positions overseeing market launches and operational expansions across the GCC and international markets. Mr. Al Mahrizi holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce and economics from the Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman. He has also completed executive leadership programs at IMD and other renowned global institutions, further strengthening his expertise in corporate strategy and governance.

Brigadier General (Engineer) Khalid bin Hilal bin Khalid al-Busaidi – an officer in the Royal Omani Army, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications Engineering from Pakistan Islamic Republic, and has another Bachelor’s degree in Military Studies from the Command and Staff College (Sultanate of Oman).

Brigadier General (Engineer) Khalid al-Busaidi represented the Ministry of Defense and the Sultan’s Armed Forces in the relevant committees at the national level and at the level of the military and security agencies as well with participation in several committees and work teams to conduct strategic studies related to electronic management in the Ministry of Defense. Also, he planned and supervise the implementation of all strategic communications projects in the Ministry of Defense, including but not limited to develop and expand the Ministry of Defense’s data transmission network project in all camps and bases of the Ministry of Defense and the Sultan’s Armed Forces, the Hezam project to lay fiber optic cables of the Ministry of Defense, and the Taif project to connect and manage cables Optical fibers, in addition to managing the electronic Al-Jarb project named by Shurooq for the Royal Army of Oman, setting user requirements and evaluating competing companies’ offers It is involved in communications projects, in addition to planning and managing field experiments for all joint communications devices that are nominated to enter service in the Sultan’s Armed Forces and the Royal Army of Oman.

Khalid offers 16 years of expertise in investment, advisory, business, and project development. Currently serving as an Investment Director at Rakiza, Oman’s Infrastructure Fund, Khalid specializes in the execution and sourcing of deals.

Previously, Khalid oversaw a substantial multi-billion-dollar portfolio as part of his role at the Oman Investment Authority, concentrating on pivotal Infrastructure sectors including Electricity, Water, and Waste Management. He has held influential positions on various boards and investment committees, both domestically in Oman and on the international stage.

Khalid holds an MBA degree from the Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy (ICS) at Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo, Japan

Rebecca is a Managing Director in the Equitix Investments team and is responsible for the origination and execution of investments across all Equitix funds. She has over 20 years’ experience in project finance and infrastructure investment and advisory across a broad spectrum of sectors. She is passionate about contributing to the UK’s decarbonisation and energy transition agenda and is committed to ensuring stable returns for investors.
Rebecca is also part of the Rakiza investment team, focused on infrastructure investment in Oman and Saudi Arabia.
Rebecca was previously in Ernst & Young’s Lead Advisory team, and also worked at Arthur Andersen in the Specialist Finance & Business Modelling Group. She has a BA (hons) degree in Politics & Government from the University of Kent at Canterbury and a Postgraduate Certificate in Social Research Methodologies.

Reyya Al Toqi is a Manger of Corporate Planning & Strategy at Oman Investment Authority (“OIA”). She is responsible for setting the strategy and business plans for OIA as well as overseeing the business plan of OIA’s subsidiaries.

Prior to that, Ms. Al Toqi managed OIA’s Fund Investments, a multi-billion dollar global portfolio that invests across various strategies including Buyout, Growth, Infrastructure, Distressed Assets and Real Estate. During her tenure at OIA, she closed over 30 fund investments and overseen the closing of 13 fund investments. Furthermore, Ms. Al Toqi was also involved in private equity co-investments in multiple sectors including technology, energy transition, healthcare, and consumer.

Ms. Al Toqi holds a seat on the Advisory Board of Trust bridge Partners and Redview &Advantech Capital both of which are Chinese based private equity firm that focuses on investments in technology, media and healthcare. From 2015 to 2018, she was also on the Advisory Board of MBK Partners, one of Asia’s largest private equity investors.

Ms. Al Toqi is a CFA Charterholder and has a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance with Distinction from the Sultan Qaboos University.

Ahmed Al Mahrizi is a seasoned leader and a results-driven executive with a proven track record in shaping national reform agendas. Mr. Al Mahrizi currently holds the position of Group Chief Executive Officer at Nama Holding, where he oversees the strategic direction and performance of Oman’s electricity, water, and wastewater sectors. Under his leadership, the Group has driven major sector reforms, corporate restructuring initiatives, and large-scale project execution. Prior to his current role, Mr. Al Mahrizi spent over a decade in the telecommunications industry with Virgin Mobile Middle East and Africa, where he held executive leadership positions overseeing market launches and operational expansions across the GCC and international markets. Mr. Al Mahrizi holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce and economics from the Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman. He has also completed executive leadership programs at IMD and other renowned global institutions, further strengthening his expertise in corporate strategy and governance.