Al Lujain’s CEO is back, two weeks after retiring. The company has re-appointed Khalid bin Mohammed Al Dawood (LinkedIn) as CEO, starting tomorrow, after he stepped down earlier this month for a statutory break for reaching retirement age, according to a Tadawul disclosure. The board accepted that resignation with an agreement he would return within 15 days, and Mohammed Al Mutairi, the VP of administrative affairs, covered as acting CEO in the gap before handing the role back.
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