Sales growth
Contributed to growth through omnichannel and trade marketing at Beko.
KHALED NASR · REGIONAL MARKETING LEADER
I help brands grow through channel strategy, partner marketing, and customer experiences across the Middle East, Africa, and Turkey.
01 / SELECTED IMPACT
Contributed to growth through omnichannel and trade marketing at Beko.
Premium brand stores and shop-in-shops rolled out with retail partners.
Growth in Beko’s target segments, alongside over 40% spend optimization.
Across three Cairo Runners mega events, with 200% target achievement.
Selected results from my roles at Beko and Cairo Runners.
02 / ABOUT ME
I’m Khaled Nasr Ibrahim, a channel and partner marketing leader with 10+ years of experience across the Middle East and Africa.
My career began in civil engineering and project management. Today, I bring that structured, analytical approach to building brands, developing partner ecosystems, and delivering integrated customer marketing programs.
I’ve worked across consumer electronics, lifestyle, and smart building brands—connecting regional strategy with what distributors, retailers, and customers need on the ground.
03 / THE JOURNEY
Leading customer and channel marketing across the Middle East, Africa and Turkey. Connecting joint partner programs, product launches, sales enablement, digital campaigns, and premium customer events with pipeline and business priorities.
Led retailer, distributor, and e-commerce programs; expanded branded retail environments; and managed integrated campaigns and 40+ annual partner-linked events.
Previously Marketing Communications Specialist (2020–2021): launched the Beko Egypt website, reaching 5,000+ monthly visits, and a QR-enabled digital catalogue.
Led brand marketing, PR, social strategy, and event communications, bringing together sponsors, media, communities, and participants across three major events.
Progressed from Digital Marketing Strategist to Senior Marketing Strategist and Senior Marketing Quality Manager. Directed campaign strategy, creative teams, paid media, and production quality across client accounts.
Project Manager at Hydro (2015–2017), following infrastructure engineering at Saudi Diyar Consulting (2013–2015), with additional engineering experience at Khatib & Alami and KEO International Consultants.
Hydro04 / CONTINUOUS LEARNING
Arab Academy for Science and Technology
The American University in Cairo
The British University in Egypt
05 / COURSES & CREDENTIALS
Semrush
Anthropic
Honeywell Technologies
Honeywell Technologies
Honeywell Technologies
CLS Learning Solutions
AUC Engineering and Science Services
British Council
Arçelik Türkiye
SELECTED WORK
CCTV · Middle East & Africa · Launch programme
Campaign frameworkA new CCTV camera launch for the mass mid-market segment: practical value for buyers, a clear proposition for installers, and coordinated regional activation.
Industrial launch · CCTV manufacturing · Launch programme
Campaign frameworkAn integrated CCTV factory debut connecting pre-launch anticipation, opening-event production, media relations and sustained partner demand.
Industrial launch · Home appliances · Launch programme
Campaign frameworkA home-appliance factory launch with an export-to-Europe story, a factory opening and a major-hotel celebration—connected by PR, digital marketing and partner communications.
ARTICLES & INSIGHTS
Data centers · 3 min read
A practical data center marketing strategy for MEA: turn energy constraints, local support and project readiness into a credible buyer proposition.
Read articleIndustrial marketing · 3 min read
Compare industrial project marketing with consumer product marketing: buying committees, technical proof, retail execution, sales cycles and useful KPIs.
Read articleRegional resilience · 3 min read
How Red Sea shipping disruption affected the industrial buying environment—and how marketing can respond with realistic delivery, stock and service claims.
Read article06 / ON LINKEDIN

Regional marketing · Partnerships · Growth
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See my LinkedIn postsPractical answers on regional growth, channel marketing and complex launches.
B2B marketing helps a business win other businesses as customers, often through several decision-makers and a longer evaluation. B2C marketing serves individual consumers. For an industrial project, I focus the story on technical fit, commercial value and buyer confidence; for appliances, the emphasis shifts toward useful product benefits, retail visibility and purchase experience.
Channel marketing builds demand with distributors, resellers, retailers and other partners. It connects a brand’s positioning with local execution through joint campaigns, training, useful sales materials and agreed follow-up. My approach starts with partner capability and a shared commercial objective, then tracks what happens after the campaign.
Start with a specific country, customer segment and buying problem. Assess competition, price positioning, distribution, language and sales readiness before choosing media. I would pilot the offer with suitable partners, capture objections and refine the approach before expanding. A regional strategy needs a common direction and country-level execution.
Industrial project marketing must support a buying group across specification, evaluation and procurement. Technical evidence, case studies, sales enablement and relationship building matter throughout that journey. Consumer launches usually put more emphasis on broad demand, merchandising and conversion at the point of purchase. Both need a clear proposition and measurable business objectives.
Define the buyer and workload first, then translate technical capability into business value. Content should address relevant concerns such as reliability, scalability and operating costs with approved evidence. Country-specific account plans, partner activity, specialist events and helpful technical content can support a coordinated sales conversation.
Account-based marketing focuses sales and marketing effort on selected companies instead of treating every lead equally. It is useful when the addressable customer list is focused and each opportunity warrants tailored attention. Begin with a shared account list, map the buying group and agree what progress looks like before investing in personalization.
Pair useful, specific content with a clear next step: a technical consultation, demonstration or discovery meeting. Align the campaign with sales on what qualifies a lead, assign an owner and follow up consistently. I would judge quality through sales acceptance and opportunity progression alongside the cost of generating each lead.
Separate campaign activity, pipeline contribution and realized financial return. Track spend and agreed funnel stages consistently, then use an agreed attribution method. Financial ROI should compare attributable incremental profit with marketing cost; a return-on-ad-spend figure uses revenue and answers a different question. Influenced pipeline is useful context, but it is not booked revenue.
A connected launch has three phases: pre-launch positioning and audience preparation; an opening experience with a clear story, demonstrations and media materials; and post-launch PR, digital content, partner enablement and sales follow-up. For a factory, the operational narrative and visitor experience should support the commercial story long after opening day.
Work back from the shopper’s decision: product availability, a clear benefit, effective displays and confident retail staff. Combine store-level execution with relevant digital content and partner follow-up. Track sell-out and stock availability where partners can share reliable data, so retailer shipments are not mistaken for purchases by end customers.
07 / LET’S CONNECT
Have a question about channel strategy, partner marketing, or a potential collaboration? I’d love to hear from you.
khaled.nasr.91@gmail.com