Tariq Al-Anqari

Tariq Al-Anqari is a seasoned technology executive and board leader with over 25 years of experience spanning technology, telecommunications, infrastructure, consumer services, and digital platforms across regional and international markets. He currently serves as Senior Vice President & President of Lenovo's Middle East, Türkiye, and Africa (META) business, officially joining Lenovo on January 4, 2026.

Al-Anqari holds an MBA from IE Business School and a master's degree from INSEAD. He also holds an Executive Master in Change from INSEAD – France with an exchange program in behavioural economy at Yale School of Management, along with a Diploma in Commercial Banking Credit and a bachelor's degree in marketing from KFUPM with Certification in Board Directorship from the Board of Directors Institute.

Career history

• Senior Vice President & President of Middle East, Türkiye, and Africa (META) at Lenovo (January 2026-present); previously CEO of e& Enterprise Saudi Arabia where he launched and scaled the business into a leader in digital infrastructure, cloud, AI, cybersecurity, and FinTech
• Nearly nine years with e& Group, most recently as Chief Executive Officer of e& Enterprise Saudi Arabia
• Board and executive committee member of Leejam Sports Company during the turnaround and expansion of the Fitness Time brand
• Vice Chairman and Audit Committee Chair of Tabuk Cement Company
• Long-standing board member of the IE Center for Leadership and Innovation in the Middle East for more than a decade, contributing to executive leadership development

Al-Anqari's board expertise spans governance, risk, capital allocation, and strategic growth. What Tariq Al-Anqari could bring to the Audit Committee Chairmanship at Tabuk Cement Company: His extensive experience in digital transformation, enterprise governance, and board-level risk management across multiple sectors positions him to strengthen audit oversight and financial controls at the Saudi cement manufacturer. His track record of scaling businesses and establishing governance frameworks in complex, multi-regional operations suggests he could enhance audit committee effectiveness and investor confidence in Tabuk Cement's financial reporting and regulatory compliance.