Yahya Al Mansour

Yahya Saleh Al-Mansour was appointed Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of AlJazira Takaful Taawuni Co. in August 2025, joining the board of the Saudi insurance company headquartered in Jeddah, which operates as a Sharia-compliant provider of insurance products and services.

Al-Mansour brings over 20 years of executive experience across telecommunications and digital business sectors. He holds an MBA in Business Administration from the University of Central Florida and an undergraduate degree from King Abdulaziz University. His education also includes Harvard Business School training in marketing, positioning him as a versatile executive in both strategic leadership and marketing domains.

Most recently, Al-Mansour serves as Group CEO of Etihad Telecom Company (GO), where he leads the company's strategy, transformation, and growth with a strong focus on digital enablement and customer experience. He previously held senior leadership roles at Zain KSA, Jawwy, and spent more than 14 years at Saudi Telecom Company (STC). His track record demonstrates proven expertise in business transformation, aligning digital strategies with measurable outcomes including revenue growth, profitability, and market expansion, as well as building and scaling high-performing operations.

Career history

• Group CEO, Etihad Telecom Company (GO)
• Senior leadership roles at Zain KSA and Jawwy
• More than 14 years at Saudi Telecom Company (STC)
• Chief Executive Officer at Etihad Etisalat Co.
• Chief Sales & Distribution Officer at Mobile Telecommunications Co. Saudi Arabia

What Yahya Al Mansour could bring to Vice Chairman at AlJazira Takaful Taawuni Co.: Al-Mansour's extensive background in digital transformation, operational scaling, and business growth across Saudi Arabia's most competitive telecommunications landscape positions him to strengthen AlJazira Takaful's governance and strategic direction. His expertise in customer experience optimization, market expansion, and navigating complex regulatory environments in fast-moving sectors could accelerate the insurer's digital capabilities and competitive positioning in the Sharia-compliant insurance market.