Muhammad al-Amin

Muhammad al-Amin has a diverse work experience. Muhammad started their career as a Project Manager at MCI Corporation from 1995 to 2000. In 2001, they became a Board Member at SMU Lyle School of Engineering. Later, in 2005, they took on the role of Chief Executive Officer at Versacom LP, a wireless infrastructure development company. In 2010, they became a Co-Founder at the Deen Institute of North America and also served as a Member Schools Admission Interview Committee at Harvard University. Most recently, in 2019, they co-founded and became the Chairman of the Board at RCT Global Holdings LLC.

Muhammad al-Amin has pursued an extensive education, with their studies spanning across multiple institutions and disciplines. In 1970, they started their education at the Royal Airforce Air Training Corps, where they focused on flying but did not acquire a specific degree. From 1977 to 1980, they attended Loughborough University, obtaining a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Electronic, Computer, and Systems Engineering. Later, in 2003, al-Amin joined Harvard University and completed their studies in Business Administration and Management, General, earning an OPM (Owner/President Management) degree in 2008. Simultaneously, they also attended Harvard Business School, from 2004 to 2008, specializing in Business Management and obtaining another OPM degree, OPM 37.