Kyndryl Appoints Adib Kilzie to Lead Kyndryl Consult in the Middle East and Africa
Kyndryl, the world’s largest provider of mission-critical IT infrastructure services, today announced the appointment of Adib Kilzie as Kyndryl Consult Leader for the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region. Based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Kilzie will lead the company’s advisory and consulting engagements with public and private sector organizations, supporting customers in modernizing mission-critical systems, accelerating digital transformation, and driving business innovation and growth.
Kilzie joins Kyndryl from KPMG, where he served as Partner and Head of Customer Experience Solutions and Cloud. Bringing over 25 years of IT consulting experience across Canada, Europe, and the GCC, he has established a strong track record in the Saudi market. His previous leadership roles include positions at IBM and Saudi Business Machines, where he helped clients navigate complex transformation programs and digital modernization initiatives across multiple industries.
Known for his collaborative leadership style and commitment to innovation, Kilzie has consistently built high-performing, diverse teams that deliver measurable results and lasting impact.
“I am honored to join Kyndryl at such a pivotal time for the region’s transformation,” said Adib Kilzie. “My priority is to work closely with customers to turn ambition into action — by embracing hybrid IT, unlocking the value of data and AI, and building secure, future-ready platforms that empower organizations to thrive.”
Pieter Bil, Senior Vice President and Managing Director of Kyndryl MEA, added:
“Adib’s appointment underscores Kyndryl’s commitment to empowering organizations in the region with advanced technology services and strategic expertise. His experience leading complex transformations will help customers innovate, modernize critical systems, and strengthen resiliency.”
Kilzie holds a degree in Business Administration from Seneca Polytechnic in Canada and a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration from the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom.
