Dr. Dalal Ali Al-Rubaishi, member board of directors of the National Institute for Professional Educational Development

Dr. Dalal Ali Al-Rubaishi, member board of directors of the National Institute for Professional Educational Development
Dr. Dalal Ali Al-Rubaishi
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Updated 19 January 2021
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Dr. Dalal Ali Al-Rubaishi, member board of directors of the National Institute for Professional Educational Development

Dr. Dalal Ali Al-Rubaishi, member board of directors of the National Institute for Professional Educational Development

Dr. Dalal Ali Al-Rubaishi is a member of the board of directors of the National Institute for Professional Educational Development.
Minister of Education Hamad Al-Sheikh ordered the formation of the board to run the affairs of the institute.
In 1998, Al-Rubaishi received a bachelor’s degree in English literature from King Saud University, Riyadh. In 2011, she obtained an MBA from the Riyadh-based Prince Sultan University.
She later earned a Ph.D. in management with a focus on strategy, international business and entrepreneurship from Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. Her thesis was on “The Impact of Socioemotional Wealth on the Entrepreneurial Orientation and Succession Planning of Family SMEs in Saudi Arabia.”
Al-Rubaishi has been an assistant professor in the College of Business Administration of Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University (PNU) since September 2015.
From February 2016 to October 2017, she worked as the vice dean for graduate studies and scientific research in the college. From 2012 to 2015, she served as a lecturer in the deanship of the preparatory year at PNU.
Prior to that, she worked as a part-time lecturer at King Saud University’s College of Business Administration for six months from September 2011.
Al-Rubaishi has taken part in several academic conferences around the world and at home in the Kingdom.
She received a certificate of academic distinction from the Saudi Royal Embassy in London and a similar certificate from the Saudi Cultural Bureau in London. She also received the “Best Ph.D. Research Proposal” award.