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Bog Packages Limited 2 Mr. Abdul Razak Dawood Vice Chairman - BOG Descon Engineering Limited LUMS NMF Board of Governors Name Designation Affiliation 1 Syed Babar Ali Chairman - BoG Packages Limited 2 Mr. Abdul Razak Dawood Vice Chairman - BOG Descon Engineering Limited 3 Mian Altaf Saleem Shakarganj Limited 4 Mr. Shahid Hussain Chief Executive Service Sales Corporation (Pvt)Ltd. 5 Dr. Parvez Hassan Hassan & Hassan Advocates 6 Mr. Osman Khalid President Ferozsons Laboratories Waheed Limited 7 Mr. Aamir H. Shirazi President Atlas Group 8 Mr. Amer Tufail Acting Managing Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Director Limited 9 Mr. Omer Farooq Khan Chief Executive Punjab Beverages Co. (Pvt) Ltd. 10 Khawaja Belal Ahmad Chief Executive Ammar Textiles (Pvt) Ltd. 11 Mr. Furqan Ahmed Syed Vice President and Pepsi-Cola International (Pvt) General Manager Ltd. Pakistan and Afghanistan 12 Mr. Sayeed Saigol Director Kohinoor Maple Leaf Group 13 Mr. Anjum Saleem Chief Executive Officer Shakarganj Ltd. 14 Mr. Taimur Dawood Chief Executive Officer Descon Oxychem Limited 15 Mr. Muhammad Imran Managing Director Bata Pakistan Limited Malik 16 Dr. Usman Iqbal Bhatty Head of Dairy Nutrition Nestle Pakistan Limited Business 17 Mr. Jorge Montero Managing Director Tetra Pak (Pakistan) Ltd. 18 Mr. Faisal Dawood Vice Chairman Descon Engineering Limited 19 Mr. Sikandar M. Khan Chairman Millat Tractors Ltd. 20 Mr. Muneer Shahnawaz Chairman Shezan International Ltd. 21 Mr. Rashid Ahmed Honorary Advisor on CSR Shakarganj Limited 22 Mr. Khurram Raza CFO Packages Limited Bakhtayari 23 Syed Hyder Ali Member Board of Babar Ali Foundation Governors 24 Mr. Shayan Abdullah Chief Executive Sapphire Fibers Limited 25 Mr. Nauman Ahmed Founder/Managing Almoiz Industries Ltd. Khan Director 26 Mr. Mohammad Masud Chief Executive Officer KSB Pumps Co. Ltd. Akhtar 27 Mr. Muhammad Naeem Chairman Allied Bank Limited Mukhtar 28 Mr. Manzurul Haq 29 Mian Fawad Ahmed Chairman Fatima Group Mukhtar 30 Miss Saima Khawaja Gurmani Foundation 31 Mr. Hasan Irfan Khan Irfan & Irfan and the Irfan Family 32 Miss Uzma Hussain Hyat Shahid Hussain Foundation 33 Mr. Hassan Javed Director Service Industries Limited 34 Mr. Khurram Jameel Head of Siemens Healthcare Siemens Pak Engg. Co. Ltd. Pakistan & Afghanistan 35 Mr. Usman Hassan Group Head, Human MCB Bank Ltd. Resources Management Group 36 Mr. Naseem S. Mirza 37 Mr. Aitzaz Shahbaz Director Petroleum Institute of Pakistan 38 Mr. Naveed S. Chawla Burque Corporation 39 Mr. Jamal Nasim Managing Director Industrial Development Bank Ltd. 40 Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Chief Executive Officer Pakistan Industrial Tabish Development Corporation (Pvt.) Ltd. 41 Mrs. Shazia Syed Chairperson Unilever Pakistan Ltd. 42 Mr. Asad S. Jafar Chairman & CEO Signify Pakistan Limited 43 Sheikh Imranul Haque MD & CEO Pakistan State Oil Company Ltd. 44 Dr. Asim Jamal Country Chair & General Sanofi-Aventis Pakistan Manager Limited 45 Mr. Asif Jooma Chief Executive ICI Pakistan Limited 46 Dr. Imran Rasheed CEO & Country President Novartis Pharma (Pakistan) Ltd. 47 Mr. Ali H. Shirazi Director Atlas Battery Limited 48 Miss Sabrina Dawood CEO The Dawood Foundation & Dawood Public School 49 Mr. Haroon Rashid Chief Executive Shell Pakistan Limited 50 Dr. Amanullah Kassim Chairman All Pakistan Textile Mills Machiyara Association 51 Mr. Arif Faruque Chief Executive Officer Faruque (Private) Limited 52 Mr. Khawar Masood Butt CEO English Biscuit Manufacturers (Pvt) Ltd. 53 Mr. Nadeem Lodhi Managing Director & Citibank, N.A. Citi Country Officer 54 Mr. Moin Raza Khan Managing Director / Pakistan Petroleum Limited Chief Executive Officer 55 Air Marshal Arshad Malik President & CEO Pakistan International Airlines Corp. 56 Mr. M. Adil Khattak Chief Executive Officer Attock Refinery Limited 57 Syed Amjad Shabbir Vice President Commercial, UCH Power (Pvt) Limited Administration & Human Resource 58 Mr. Aslam Khaliq Advisor Pakistan Tobacco Company 59 Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz President/CEO Zarai Taraqiati Bank Ltd. Jameel (ZTBL) 60 Miss Kirsten Rausing A. B. Tetra Pak .
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