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Warsaw Stock Exchange listed global broker and fintech XTB, offering an online investing platform and mobile app, has announced the appointment of Salma Tabbech as its new Sales Director. The appointment is part of XTB's strategic expansion plans in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
Tabbech brings extensive experience in the UAE's and global financial services industry to her new role. Her background includes strategic relationships management positions, where she has demonstrated expertise in building and maintaining key stakeholder relationships within the financial services sector.
Achraf Drid, Managing Director at XTB MENA, expressed enthusiasm about the appointment: "We are thrilled to welcome Salma to the XTB family. Her proven ability to build strategic relationships and deliver outstanding results for international traders make her the ideal person to lead our sales team. We are confident that under her leadership, XTB will continue to strengthen its market presence and achieve new levels of success."
Salma Tabbech commented on her new role: "Having devoted my professional life to understanding the international environment of modern trading and the needs of global investors in Dubai and abroad, joining the internationally recognized XTB team is quite a distinction. I'm eager to evolve with this challenge and bring my expertise on long-lasting client relationships and innovative approach to trading to the table."
In her position as Sales Director, Tabbech is expected to play a crucial role in shaping XTB's sales strategy and driving growth through innovation in both new and existing markets. Her appointment is seen as a significant step in XTB's efforts to expand its global footprint and enhance its market position.
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