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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2026 · 19 MIN

Architect of Culture: A Profile of Abeer Khoja’s Impact on Saudi National Capacity

from Women of MENA — Spotlights · host Vanity Holdings

In this episode of the Women of MENA podcast, we profile Abeer Khoja, a strategic leader in Riyadh who is redefining the intersection of human resources and corporate identity. With a career spanning over ten years, Khoja has transitioned from foundational roles in recruitment at Banque Saudi Fransi to becoming a visionary in internal communications and employee experience.We examine her current role as the Director of National Capacity Building at the Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Commission (NRRC), where she oversees efforts to connect people with a sense of purpose. The episode explores Khoja’s professional philosophy—the belief that workplaces should not just "operate" but thrive—and how she utilizes visual storytelling and strategic engagement campaigns to empower individuals. From her MBA at Alfaisal University to her leadership at King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy, we trace the trajectory of a leader dedicated to building national-scale capacity and transformative workplace cultures in Saudi Arabia.

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