Khaled Abdellatif

Khaled Abdellatif has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Khaled is currently serving as the VP Strategic Outsourcing & Partnership at Injazat since 2022. In this role, they focus on developing and growing strategic alliances and partnerships to drive revenue for Injazat, while also aligning the company's vision and goals with priority partners.

Prior to Injazat, Khaled worked at Citrix as the Regional Microsoft Business Development Lead for Emerging Markets from 2019 to 2022. Their responsibilities included managing and developing the Microsoft relationship to drive revenue for Citrix, with a focus on the desktop virtualization space.

Khaled also spent a significant part of their career at Microsoft, where they held various roles. From 2016 to 2019, they worked as the Director of Marketing and Operations, leading the marketing and business strategy to drive subsidiary growth. Khaled also served as the Business Development Director and Services Director for Microsoft in different regions, driving revenue and P&L performance.

Before joining Microsoft, Khaled worked at Yokogawa Marex Ltd (YMX) as the Regional Manager for the Middle East. Khaled was responsible for selling and promoting YMX solutions and managing the operation of the Middle East office.

Earlier in their career, Khaled worked at NCR - Abu Dhabi as the Account Consultant in the Professional Services Division, where they managed a large systems integration project and engaged in sales and marketing activities.

Khaled started their professional journey at IBM Egypt as a Systems Engineer in the Large Systems division, where they served the petroleum and government sectors.

Throughout their career, Khaled has demonstrated strong leadership skills, strategic thinking, and a focus on driving revenue and business growth through effective partnerships.

Khaled Abdellatif obtained their Bachelor of Science degree in Communications and Electronics Engineering from Ain Shams University. Khaled completed their education at the university from 1985 to 1989.