Professor Mohammed Al Jumah is a Senior Advisor to Taranis Capital, and one of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's most respected healthcare leaders, with extensive experience across national healthcare strategy, academic medicine, research infrastructure, and institution building. He was a founding member of the King Abdullah International Medical Research Center (KAIMRC), where he played a pivotal role in establishing the centre as a nationally and internationally recognised model for translational research. During KAIMRC's establishment phase, Professor Al Jumah led strategic planning, healthcare needs assessment, facility design, technology selection, risk mitigation, and the development of a sustainable operating and business model. Under his leadership, KAIMRC achieved international recognition within four years. He has also served on numerous national and institutional committees, represented National Guard Health Affairs in the National Health Dialogue, and was a founding member of the National Committee of Biomedical Ethics. A Professor of Neurology, he obtained his MBBS from King Faisal University, completed his neurology training and two fellowships at the University of Alberta, Canada, and holds board certifications from the Royal College of Physicians of Canada.