Ihab Hassib
About Ihab Hassib
Ihab Hassib is a Project Manager in the Government Sector at SITA, where he has worked since 2012. He has extensive experience in telecommunications, commercial operations, and consultancy for IT projects, with a career spanning several roles and sectors.
Work at SITA
Ihab Hassib has been employed at SITA since 2012, serving as a Project Manager in the Government Sector. In this role, he has focused on managing various projects related to governmental operations and IT solutions. His tenure at SITA has spanned over 12 years, during which he has contributed to the development and implementation of integrated solutions tailored for government clients.
Previous Experience at SITA
Before his current position, Ihab Hassib held the role of Commercial Operations Director at SITA from 1984 to 2002. During his 18 years in this role, he was based in Cairo, Egypt, where he managed commercial operations and developed strategies to enhance service delivery within the Airline Transport Community and Airport sector.
Education and Expertise
Ihab Hassib earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Telecommunications and Electronics from the Faculty of Engineering at Cairo University. His studies spanned from 1978 to 1984, providing him with a strong foundation in telecommunications principles and practices, which he has applied throughout his career in IT and project management.
Consultancy and IT Projects
Hassib has consultancy experience in IT projects, focusing on the implementation of new applications and integrated IT solutions. He has collaborated with European funds projects, leveraging his expertise to enhance project outcomes and ensure alignment with strategic objectives.
Management and Training Experience
Ihab Hassib has extensive experience in managing commercial operations, including target identification and proposal development. He has also set up mentoring and coaching programs aimed at competency development at senior levels. His background includes assessing training needs and implementing interventions in the Information Technology and Telecommunications sectors.