In this page you will find CEOs’ interview and different blogs
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Branding your Leadership – Dr. Irfan Hyder, Dean CBM-IoBM
Dr Irfan Hyder (Dean CBM-IoBM) shared his insights on ‘Branding Leadership’ at Business Leaders Conference, held in Karachi in 2017. The eminent business leaders of Pakistan addressed to the participants of the conference on the various topics pertaining to the theme of the conference.Leadership, in the eyes and minds of many, has been observed in a
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CEO Habib Metro Bank: Mr. SirajUddin Aziz
What is your mantra for success? If I were to give you in a single word. Then it would be you know sincerity and truthfulness. If these two things are prevalent in your policy-making, if these two things are prevalent in your day to day interactions, with the market forces, and with the in-house forces,
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Pakistani youngsters
Today we stand at the verge of the fourth industrial revolution that will utterly transform the way we live, communicate, work and perform our daily routine tasks. This revolution is building on the third revolution that was the digitalization of technology and it is said to be the combination of different technologies that will end
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CEO SEARLE – Syed Nadeem Ahmed
What is success to you? Success is relative! To me it’s not about making and collecting money, but it’s all about developing new opportunities and following your passion. What if you are passionate for something and there is no money? Money will come automatically, if you are putting your 100%; it will be definitely there.
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Skills of tomorrow
Approximately ten years from now, over one-third of skills (35%) that are considered important in today’s workforce will have changed. By 2030, the Fourth Industrial Revolution will have brought us advanced robotics and autonomous transport, artificial intelligence and machine learning, advanced materials, biotechnology and genomics. These developments will transform the way we live, and the way we
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CEO Standard Chartered Bank – Shazad Dada
What is your mantra for success? I wouldn’t say that this is my mantra for success, I mean success is a relative term so this is not my personal mantra but I believe that this is a mantra for a bank like standard chartered today given the kind of environment. I think that’s how we