Mohammed Al-Faisal

About

Mohammed Al-Faisal, CEO of Al-Faisal Industries, taps his pen on the desk, eyes locked on the latest market trends. He's got a knack for predicting the next big thing, but his real obsession is the vintage radio in his office, always tuned to the same old jazz station.

Backstory

Static crackled through the abandoned radio tower as twelve-year-old Mohammed discovered his grandfather's hidden workshop, filled with vintage broadcasting equipment and a mysterious ledger documenting decades of coded jazz transmissions between resistance fighters. The frequencies his grandfather had monitored weren't just music—they were encrypted business communications that predicted market crashes, revealing how information flowed through underground networks before reaching Wall Street. Mohammed spent years decoding these patterns, learning to read the subtle rhythms of economic upheaval hidden within seemingly innocent jazz broadcasts, until he could predict market shifts by listening to the spaces between notes. When his estranged sister Clara offered him a loan to start Al-Faisal Industries, she had no idea he was already three steps ahead, having intercepted the same radio chatter that foretold the smart home technology boom. Now, as CEO, his office radio serves as both memo

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