Landmark Arabia celebrates top talent in the inaugural edition of Nujoum Landmark
Landmark Arabia celebrated the inaugural edition of "Landmark Stars," its new platform dedicated to recognising the achievements of its top talent across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, honouring 160 graduates who successfully completed five of the company's flagship learning and development programmes.Graduation ceremonies were held in Riyadh and Dammam, bringing together employees who completed a…
Landmark Arabia inaugurated its Landmark Stars platform to honor its top talent in Saudi Arabia. The inaugural edition recognized 160 graduates who completed five flagship programs: Supervisor Development Program, Store Manager Development Program, Sumou Women's Leadership Empowerment Program, Area Manager Development Programme, and Business Excellence Programme.
The graduation ceremonies took place in Riyadh and Dammam, attended by senior executives, government officials, and chamber of commerce representatives. Landmark Arabia's commitment to workforce development is evident, with over 79,000 learning opportunities delivered to 4,290 employees, including 95% of its Saudi workforce. Over 1,900 employees have graduated from flagship initiatives in the past three years, with half advancing to larger roles.
Group Director Aarti Jagtiani emphasized the importance of investing in people for long-term success, while Chief Country Officer T S Vedapuri praised the graduates' dedication. The company has garnered regional and international recognition for its talent development programs, particularly the Store Manager Development Programme and Area Manager Development Programme, which received recognition from Brandon Hall Group, and the SUMOU programme for its contribution to women's leadership.
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