Dr. Yusef bin Huzaim is an administrator and economist. Bom in 1964 CE, he obtained his Bachelor's degree in Political Science in 1987 CE, carned a postgraduates diploma in 1992 CE, his Master's degree in Banking and Finance in 1997 CE and his doctorate in Economic Philoso phy in 2004 CE. Dr. Huzaym has held a number of high-level ad ministrative posts in the private sector, the most important of which was Director of the Market ing Department, then Director of the Training Department in Al Rajhi Banking and Investment Corporation. He has also worked as Vice Presi dent, then Regional Director, for Faisal Islamic Bank, Bahrain. Finnally, he worked as General Secretary for the Princess al-'Unoood Charitable Institute and head of al-'Unood Investment Co. He is also a member of the Executive Committee of energy Co. (a joint-stock company). Dr. Huzaym has worked as a consultant in a number of specialized fields, such as strategic planning, marketing, sales and real estate investment management. He also played a role in establishing a number of charitable organizations and restructuring of major companies in the private and public sectors. Dr. Huzaym is Professor Emeritus of Saudi Economics at Yamaamah College; Professor of Banking at the Imam Muhammad ibn Sa'ood Islamic University; professional trainer in leadership, Islamic banking, sales and customer service excellence; he is also licensed agent of the American DEI company. Dr Huzaym has written ten books, the most important of which are: Arkaan al-Qiyaadah (Fundamentals of Leadership) Tahawwil al-Masraf al-Markazi al-Taqlidi ila Masraf Markazi Islami (Transfer from Traditional Central Banking to Islamic Central Banking) Khamsat Ashar Mabda' li'l-Qiyaadah 'inda al-Malik 'Abd al-'Azeez (Fifteen Prin ciples of Leadership of King 'Abd al-'Azeez) Imra'ah Istithna'iyyah Zawjat Malik (An Exceptional Woman: The Wife of A King) Sharh al-Wasaa'il al-Mufeedah li'l-Hayaat al-Sa'eedah (Beneficial Means of Living A Happy Lifc). Dr. is a member of several important local and international bodies, the most prominent of which are Jam'iyyah al-Iqtisaad al-Sa'oodiyyah (The Saudi Economic Cooperative), al-Hay'ah al-'Aalamiyah lil'l-Iqtisaad wa'l-Tamweel al-Islami (International Council on Economics and Islamic Finance).