The appointments mark the next phase of the school’s regional growth, following the opening of its Diriyah office  

Dubai, Jan 12, 2026: London Business School (LBS) has announced three senior appointments to lead its newly opened executive education office in Riyadh.  

The new senior hires include Tim Landucci, Head of Office (Saudi Arabia) and Director of Corporate Community; Roger Attieh, Client Director, Saudi Arabia; and Monika Radia, Operations Director, Saudi Arabia.   

Landucci brings 16 years’ experience in the business school sector across senior marketing, operations and business development roles, working with more than 20 global institutions on strategic initiatives. Since joining London Business School in 2023, he has driven the school’s corporate engagement agenda. As Head of Office (Saudi Arabia), Landucci will have overall responsibility for the Riyadh office’s business operations, partnerships and service quality, and will help shape new services tailored to regional needs.  

Attieh has more than 12 years’ experience in executive education and leadership development across the Gulf, with a strong focus on Saudi Arabia. He will lead LBS’s client relationships in Saudi. 

Radia is an experienced executive education professional with more than 10 years of delivering large-scale leadership initiatives across Saudi and wider Gulf region. In her new role she will lead operational delivery for LBS’s executive education portfolio in Saudi Arabia, strengthening national partnerships, deepening client engagement and ensuring seamless execution of high-impact programmes that support Vision 2030.  

Wa’ad Alshathly, an experienced office manager from Saudi Arabia, also joins the team, providing office administration and day-to-day operational support for the Riyadh office. 

LBS opened a regional presence in the Middle East with its Dubai campus in 2007 and has steadily increased engagement with Saudi organisations and leaders. The school’s executive education office is located in Diriyah, Riyadh and was officially opened in November 2025. The Riyadh office will enable LBS to scale local delivery and co-design programmes with partners.