Aramex has appointed Faysal El Hajjami as its new Chief Commercial Officer to oversee global commercial strategy and growth. Bringing 25 years of logistics experience, including a senior leadership role at DHL Express, El Hajjami will manage sales, pricing, and strategic accounts from Dubai.
In his new role, El Hajjami will lead Aramex’s global commercial agenda, with responsibility for strengthening commercial strategy and execution, accelerating customer growth and further enhancing the company’s approach to sales, pricing and strategic account management across its international network.
El Hajjami brings more than 25 years of experience in the international express and logistics industry, spanning commercial strategy, sales, pricing, product development, aviation, trade lanes and general management. He joins Aramex from DHL Express, where he most recently served as Vice President Commercial for the Middle East and North Africa, overseeing commercial strategy across a significant revenue portfolio and contributing to global commercial strategy as a member of DHL’s Global Commercial Executive Committee.
Amadou Diallo, Group CEO at Aramex, said: “We are delighted to welcome Faysal to Aramex. He brings an exceptional depth of commercial and logistics experience, together with a proven ability to drive profitable growth and lead transformation across complex international markets. As we continue to strengthen our global commercial capabilities and deepen the value we deliver to customers, Faysal’s expertise will be invaluable. We look forward to working with him as we continue to execute our growth ambitions with the Accelerate program.”
Faysal El Hajjami, Chief Commercial Officer, Aramex, said: “I am excited to be joining Aramex at such an important point in its journey. Aramex has a strong global brand, an entrepreneurial culture and a network that connects customers across some of the world’s most dynamic trade markets. I look forward to working with teams across the organisation to build on these strengths, deepen our customer relationships and further strengthen commercial excellence across the business. Above all, I am excited by the opportunity to help shape the next phase of sustainable, profitable growth for Aramex and its customers.”
El Hajjami will be based in Dubai and will work across Aramex’s global network to advance the company’s commercial strategy and support its long-term growth ambitions.
Following El Hajjami’s appointment, Tim Martin has been appointed as Regional CEO, West, Aramex. Aramex congratulates Tim on his continued leadership and looks forward to his ongoing contribution to the company’s growth and success.
