Aramex, the Middle East’s largest courier company, is one of the region’s biggest success stories. Founded by entrepreneur Fadi Ghandour in 1982, the company has expanded into a global logistics provider, employing more than 12,300 people across 60 countries. Aramex was the first Arab company to list on Nasdaq in New York.
Last year and after three decades, Ghandour stepped down as CEO to become vice chairman and focus on strategy, investments and sustainability. Ghandour handed over his responsibilities to Hussein Hachem, who has been with the company since 1991. Today, Hachem is continuing to implement the company’s strategy of expanding into new markets through acquisitions and partnerships.
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