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PERFORMING Ceos & COMPANIES of PAKISTAN | 100 Performing CEOs & Companies of Pakistan | A head of carvan needs VISION, COMMUNICATION and COMPASSION — basic tools for a Leader. Dr. Allama Mohammad Iqbal | 100 Performing CEOs & Companies of Pakistan | PERFORMING100 CEOs & COMPANIES OF PAKISTAN Exclusive Inspiring Interviews, Success Stories and Case-Studies of Business Leaders, Presidents, CEOs, High-Profile Entrepreneurs, Women of Substance Ijaz Nisar Founder & President CEO Club Pakistan | Management House Manager Today Magazine | CEO Today Magazine CEO Club Pakistan Publications | III | | 100 Performing CEOs & Companies of Pakistan | Copyright© 2019 CEO Club Pakistan | Management House Manager Today Magazine | CEO Today Magazine All rights reserved Printed in Pakistan No part of this publication can be reproduced, stored, introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise) without the prior written permission of the author Ijaz Nisar and CEO Today. Requests for permission should be directed to: [email protected] CEO Club Pakistan Publications are available at special quantity discounts to use as premiums and sales promotions, or for use in corporate training programs. For information, please contact Head Circulation Manager Today Publications Division at: 0092 300 452 1298 | 0092 423 545 5704 Published by: A PROJECT OF CEO CLUB & MANAGER TODAY CEO MANAGEMENT HOUSE MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE TODAY | IV | | 100 Performing CEOs & Companies of Pakistan | DEDICATION This book is dedicated to our visionary leader, Quaid-e-Azam Mohammed Ali Jinnah; the founder and the father of the nation, whose leadership acumen and vision continues to be imperishable. I would like to render my unfeigned gratitude for the unwavering sustenance, aid and efforts to the team of CEO Today. It left no stone unturned to make it possible with their infallible input. Moreover, this dedication is to honor all those visionary business leaders, entrepreneurs, women of substance and the next generation of future leaders, who generously contributed with their intellectual involvement to make it an enduring experience for the future generations of Pakistan. | V | | 100 Performing CEOs & Companies of Pakistan | ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Allah Almighty blessed me to weave a vision of “CEO Today”, a best-selling professional learning and development magazine for business leaders, professional managers, and enterprising entrepreneurs. Needless to say, it has been a roller-coaster ride of dejection, happiness and achievement. It was the unyielding aim and a quest for precision and perfection which enabled me to chronicle the business leadership of Pakistan. This eighth edition of “100 Performing CEOs & Companies of Pakistan 2019” is inclusive of inspiring interviews and success profiles of distinct business personalities who carried weight and triggered a positive change in their respective fields. The book “100 Performing CEOs & Companies of Pakistan” owes its existence to the unbendable dedication of the “CEO Today” team; Saqib Shahzad, Nazeya Qhan, Shafaq Khalid, Abdul Rauf, Haseeb Nisar, Asad Yousaf, Rafay Butt, Fasih ur Rehman, Rjaa Haroon, Nosheen Tariq, Shifa Ijaz and M. Shahbaz who have been persistent in their targets and goals. I am extremely grateful to Aftab Ahmed (CEO Century Paper), Abdul Ghaffar, and Jahanzeb Ali(Century Paper) in providing paper for the book. I am privileged to have Saqib Shahzad and Nazeya Qhan in my team, who in their professional capacity, have shouldered the burden of compiling this book and have offered their expertise. I want to offer a special note of gratitude to Mr. Wali Zahid for contributing an exclusive chapter on Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as CEO. Here, I am forever grateful to the contributors and editors who bleed to their bones to transform this strenuous ride into a reality. We all know that in the hectic routine of today’s life, it is very difficult to take out time even for oneself, but they somehow managed to do so. It means a lot to the “CEO Today” team. Last but not the least, I would like to pay my heartfelt gratitude to my family; especially my better-half Asma Ijaz, who supported me through all the ups and down of this venture. Had it not been for my family, I would have never been able to write it. Ijaz Nisar Founder & President CEO Club Pakistan & Management House [email protected] | +92 300 452 1298 | VI | | 100 Performing CEOs & Companies of Pakistan | Contents • READ ME FIRST: MAD (MAKE A DIFFERENCE!) .........................................................................XIII • MANAGER TODAY... THE JOURNEY CONTINUES! ...................................................................XIV • PROPHET MUHAMMAD (PBUH) AS AN ENTREPRENEUR & LEADER .............................XX • TOP 10 BEHAVIORAL LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES OF ................................................... XXV POLITICAL LEADERS OF PAKISTAN • Imran Khan Prime Minister of Pakistan ..............................................................................................................2 • Dr. Ishrat Hussain Adviser on Institutional Reforms and Austerity with the status of Federal Minister ................................................................................................................................................................4 • Abdul Razak Dawood Adviser on Commerce, Textile, Industry & Production and Investment with the status of Federal Minister ..................................................................................................................8 • Naeem ul Haq Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of Pakistan on Political Affairs with the status of Minister of State ..............................................................................................................................12 • Sayed Zulfiqar Abbas BukhariSpecial Assistant to the Prime Minister of Pakistan on Overseas Pakistanis & Human Resource Development with the status of Minister of State ..............................16 • Andleeb Abbas Parliamentary Secretary on Foreign Affairs, Government of Pakistan .................20 VISIONARY LEADERS & DIFFERENCE MAKERS OF PAKISTAN • Syed Babar Ali Advisor, Packages Ltd ............................................................................................................... 26 • Mian Mohammad Mansha Chairman, Nishat Group & MCB ............................................................. 30 • Hussain Dawood Chairman, Dawood Hercules Corporation ................................................................. 34 • Sadruddin Hashwani Chairman, Hashoo Group ........................................................................................ 38 • Khalid Nawaz Awan Chairman, TCS Holdings ............................................................................................ 42 • Saifuddin Nooruddin Zoomkawala Chairman, EFU ............................................................................ 46 • Ikram ul-Majeed Sehgal Chairman, PathFinder Group........................................................................... 50 • Dr. Muhammad Amjad Saqib Founder & Chairman, Akhuwat .......................................................... 56 • Sirajuddin Aziz Group Financial Institutions CEO, Habib Bank AG Zurich .................................... 60 • S.M. Muneer Chairman, Din Group of Industries Vice Chairman MCB ..................................... 68 • Shahbaz Ali Malik Managing Director, Popular Group of Industries ........................................... 72 • Arif Habib Chairman & CEO, Arif Habib Corporation Ltd. ..................................................... 76 • M. Jawed Akhai (Late) Chairman, Martin Dow Ltd. .......................................................................80 • Irfan Siddiqui President & CEO, Meezan Bank Ltd ...........................................................................84 • Muhammad Ali Tabba “Sitara-e-Imtiaz” CEO, Lucky Cement Ltd ............................................88 • Aftab AhmadCEO, Century Papers & Board Mills Ltd. ........................................................................... 94 | VII | | 100 Performing CEOs & Companies of Pakistan | • Malik Riaz Hussain Founder & Chairman, Bahria Town. .............................................................100 • Sultana Siddiqui Chairperson, Hum Network ....................................................................................108 • Aziz Memon Chairman, Kings Group ....................................................................................................110 • Rizwan U. Khan Country GM - Pakistan & Afghanistan, Coca Cola ............................................114 • Asad Ali Khan President, Abacus Consulting.....................................................................................120 • Aamir Niazi CEO, HRSG People & Business Advisory ..............................................................................124 • Haji Muhammed Rafiq Pardesi Chairman, HMR Group ...................................................................130 • M. Haroon Qasim CEO, PharmEvo (Pvt.) Ltd. .........................................................................................134 • Zubair Tufail CEO, Tufail Chemical Industries Limited ..........................................................................140 • Javed Afridi CEO, Haier Pakistan Pvt. Ltd. & Ruba Manufacturing (HNR) .................................142 • Aziz Boolani CE, Serena Hotels ..........................................................................................................................146
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