Dammam Airports Company (DACO)
Brandon Wilson is an accomplished fire and emergency management professional with over 36 years of extensive experience in various roles. Currently serving as the Duty Chief Fire Officer at Dammam Airports Company since December 2023, Brandon supervises staff and coordinates fire risk management activities. As Chief Executive of EMS Africa Pty Ltd since January 2012, Brandon has developed an online resource planning application for emergency services. Previous positions include Fire Prevention Officer at Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd and Chief Fire Officer at Airports Company South Africa, where Brandon focused on ensuring top-tier fire fighting and safety standards. Brandon's career began with a role as Divisional Commander for the City of Cape Town, marked by senior managerial responsibilities in fire, rescue, and humanitarian services. Educational achievements include a National Diploma in Computer Software Engineering from Cape Peninsula University of Technology and a Graduate Diploma in Emergency Management from the South African Emergency Services Institute.
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Dammam Airports Company (DACO)
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In line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 and the National Transformation Program, King Fahd International Airport in Dammam was corporatized in July 2017 and transformed into the Dammam Airports Company (DACO). The inauguration of DACO is part of the prospective vision towards the development of the national airports industry, starting with King Fahd International Airport. DACO also aspires to extend its services to other local and international airports in the future. It seeks to develop the infrastructure, and operate, upgrade and maintain airfield facilities. DACO also plans to control commercial and investment relations, operate air freights and raise the operational capacity and efficiency of airports. This is set to enable airports to keep pace with the global air industry, provide a world-class travel experience for passengers, and allow for investment in the next generations of young Saudis.