Rudy Sadi joined as General Manager for Almajdouie De Rijke Logistics Company in 2016 and Board member of Trustees in 2017 of Middle East Logistics Institute (MELI). Within GPCA, Rudy is an active member of the SC Committee since 2017 and closely supporting the association in different Task Force groups. In 2022, Rudy is appointed as Managing Director of MdR. Following company’s strategic direction to focus on expansion and sustainability, appointed as Director Growth & Excellence in June 2025.
Rudy has a background in Chemical Engineering and more than 25 years of professional career around the Globe in Engineering, Operations and Quality functions.
Rudy is driven by the desire to propel the SC to new heights, especially considering the prevailing challenges and the need to address disruptive events. With the GCC’s ambitious goal of transforming into the global hub for petrochemicals and green energy supply, there is a pressing need to enhance the existing framework. Rudy is committed to developing innovative ideas that will bring about this transformation and ensure the SC’s continued growth and success.
Within the business, Rudy is very keen to seek for Logistic Optimization and Automation to improve the overall logistic cost and make sustainable changes. He is also a passionate supporter of Local Content development as well as collaborating with academia to overcome challenges i.e. hydrogen storage for transportation.
As an experienced speaker and active participant in numerous conferences, Rudy has established himself as a thought leader in his field. His contributions to these events have allowed him to share his insights, exchange ideas with industry experts, and gain valuable knowledge about emerging trends and best practices. Rudy’s involvement in conferences further enhances his ability to generate innovative ideas and collaborate with key stakeholders in driving the SC towards its next level of success.

Rudy Sadi
Director Growth & Excellence, Almajdouie de Rijke
Session:
Day 2 | 1 October 2025 | Panel Discussion: Building Resilient Supply Chains in a VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous) World

