About ISOReadyHub

Practical systems. Clear evidence. Ready for independent assurance.

ISOReadyHub is an advisory and delivery brand focused on helping organizations build management systems, governance and security controls that work in practice.

Working principle

How we think about the work

Founder

Portrait of Eng. Yasser M. Zaidan, founder of ISOReadyHub.
Founder

Eng. Yasser M. Zaidan

Founder & Principal Consultant, ISOReadyHub

Yasser brings more than three decades of business experience across technology, telecommunications, distribution, manufacturing and digital operations in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, the wider Middle East and Africa.

He is Chairman and CEO of Zaidan Group and holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (Computer) from King Abdulaziz University.

Eng. Yasser M. Zaidan holds the Consultant professional designation of the Saudi Council of Engineers.

Good management systems should make an organization easier to run, not just easier to audit. Our job is to turn requirements into clear ownership, practical controls and evidence that leaders can use.

Eng. Yasser M. Zaidan Founder & Principal Consultant, ISOReadyHub
Eng. Yasser M. Zaidan on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)

Selected experience

Chairman and CEO Current
Zaidan Group
Founder and CEO 2010–2016
Mobile Phone Distribution Co. (Tawzih), a national Saudi operation
Executive Vice President 2003–2010
Itsalat International (i2), a retail and distribution group operating across 24 countries in the Middle East and Africa
Education 1992
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (Computer), King Abdulaziz University
Principles

Working principles

Evidence over presentation

We care whether the system operates.

Risk before tooling

Technology should solve a defined problem.

Proportionate implementation

Controls should fit size, services, complexity and obligations.

Independent certification

ISOReadyHub supports readiness. The certification decision remains independent.

Start with a focused discovery conversation

Tell us what you are trying to achieve, what is driving the requirement and where you are today. We use the first discussion to clarify scope and next steps, not to force a predefined package.