Amin Nasser After serving for more than three decades at the company, Amin Nasser was announced as the replacement to Aramco CEO Khalid Al Falih in 2015 and is now overseeing the state oil giant during one of the most important periods in its history. The 5 per cent listing of the company, scheduled for later this… After serving for more than three decades at the company, Amin Nasser was announced as the replacement to Aramco CEO Khalid Al Falih in 2015 and is now overseeing the state oil giant during one of the most important periods in its history. The 5 per cent listing of the company, scheduled for later this year, could raise as much as $100bn and make the company the most valuable in the world at $2 trillion. On top of this process, the world’s media are watching every word coming out of Nasser’s mouth to gauge market movements as the CEO of by far the biggest energy company in the world. In particular he warned in 2017 of a lack of investment in long-term oil production during the current period of lower prices. Aramco appears set to answer these concerns with plans to raise spending to $414bn over the next decade and diversify into new businesses like renewables and petrochemicals. President and CEO, Saudi Aramco Origin:KSA Residence:KSA Sector:Energy