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Zayd Enam of MediConnect and Babar Ahmed of Cricket Revolution, he gave
               the time allocated for the Chairman’s address to these young men so that they
               could present their innovative ideas and products to the 540 people assembled
               at the Sheraton in Karachi. His faith in them (as well as the faith of all of us
               who  were  inspired  by  them)  was  justified  when  they  went  on  to  win  the
               APICTA  award  and  the  Runner  up  award  in  their  respective  categories  in
               Melbourne Australia.


                       Imran is an MBA (Finance and Entrepreneurship) from the University
               Of  Chicago  Graduate  School  Of  Business.  He  is  also  an  MS  (Computer
               Engineering) from Cornell University and a B.Sc. (Electrical Engineering) from
               UET, Lahore. He has over 17 years’ experience working in senior managerial
               positions in sales, consulting, product management, and product development
               at Oracle, Altera, and other hi-tech companies. At Oracle, he was recognized
               for his contribution to the sales and consulting teams and was nominated to
               Club Excellence on two separate occasions – an award given only to the top
               performers  in  Oracle  sales  and  consulting.  Imran  has  been  bit  by  the
               entrepreneurial  bug  and  is  a  serial  entrepreneur  who  has  started  software
               companies  both  in  the  US  and  in  Pakistan.  He  has  also  been  teaching
               entrepreneurship at FAST-NUCES Lahore for the past couple of years.

                       Imran Zia is an amazing chap and his friends and associates, and all of
               us at P@SHA, believe that his appointment is a good omen for the ICT industry.
               We all know that Imran will put in 110% into his new role. However, perhaps
               all of us need to manage our expectations in so far as what, even a person like
               Imran, will be able to achieve with the limitations of the governance framework
               in which he will find himself. Let us give him a bit of time to settle in, a bit of
               room to maneuver and to understand the lay of the land before we begin to
               expect him to perform miracles.


                   Imran, the industry offers you its full support and cooperation. Let us join
               hands and work together to ensure that the brilliant minds within the Pakistani
               ICT sector can meet their true potential. Good luck Imran Zia. Our prayers and
               good wishes are with you as you take on this challenging role.















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