Princess Maha bint Mishari bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has been appointed as the head of the global non-profit FII Institute, affiliated with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.
The institute announced that the new CEO brings over 25 years of leadership experience covering health, academia, strategic partnerships, and international relations.
Before joining FII, Princess Maha Al Saud served as Vice President for External Relations and Development at Alfaisal University. The institute noted that during this period, she contributed to expanding the university's strategic partnerships and enhancing its international visibility.
The statement also highlighted Al Saud as a prominent figure in leadership, healthcare transformation, education, and human development. It was noted that she has represented Saudi Arabia on international platforms such as the G20 and the Fourth Eurasian Women's Forum.
Al Saud holds a medical degree, is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine, and completed her specialty training at George Washington University.
Regarding her academic and administrative background, it was mentioned that she attended advanced leadership programs at Harvard Business School and IMD Business School, and holds the distinguished membership title MACP from the American College of Physicians.