Retention, Saudization and succession

Talent that leaves takes knowledge with it.

Scope
One business unit, 20 critical roles
Indicative timing
4–8 weeks
Progress measure
A named successor and readiness path for every critical role

Who it is for: CHRO or business-unit head

Illustrative scenario

A business unit is losing promising Saudi talent two years into their development, and critical roles are held by one person with no successor. Leadership wants genuine localisation, not a numbers exercise, but does not know why people leave. We diagnose attrition, design development pathways, a workforce localisation plan, succession for twenty critical roles and tracking metrics. We do not assume regulatory targets or subsidy entitlement; those are verified with the competent authorities. Our target is a named successor and readiness path for every critical role.

Workflow

  1. Attrition analysis and interviews

  2. Critical-role identification

  3. Development paths and localisation plan

  4. Succession plan and metrics

Out of scope

  • Assumed regulatory targets or subsidy entitlement
  • Government submissions
  • Paid training programmes