Hyphen, a global expertise partner, has announced the upcoming opening of its new regional headquarters in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The launch marks a significant milestone for the business and reinforces our commitment to accelerating the Kingdom’s transformation.
The Riyadh regional headquarters becomes our fourth office, with others located in Lucerne, Switzerland; Dubai, United Arab Emirates; and London, United Kingdom. Hyphen has worked with a wide variety of leading institutions to complete more than 100 engagements within the country in the past two years and has now formalized that presence with a new base.
Hyphen has earned a reputation as one of the world’s premier external expertise providers, including by supplying tailored resources for several Vision 2030 megaprojects in the Kingdom as well as completing work across other GCC nations.
Avinash Nandakumar, Hyphen Co-Founder, said that, “This new regional headquarters symbolizes our commitment to our partners and our belief in the opportunities available in the region, particularly in Saudi Arabia. We are honored to finally have a local presence after having spent the past six years intensively working with both public and private KSA-based clients on some of their key transformational projects.”
“We look forward to increasing the level of support we offer to Saudi leaders who understand that the next phase of the Vision 2030 agenda will require hands-on and experienced global practitioners. For years, Hyphen has supplied high-impact technical specialists with real knowledge of progressing projects, so we were eager to establish a permanent presence in the Kingdom. This new headquarters will allow us to do more of that at this crucial time,” Nandakumar added.
Hyphen Vice-President of Client Partnerships, Pietro Vecchiato noted that, “We are excited to provide our clients in Saudi Arabia with the resources they need to achieve their organizational goals. This new HQ enhances our presence in our major market and reiterates our commitment to support our clients as a thought partner.”
