Aamir Hafeez Ibrahim

Aamir is Chief Executive Officer of Jazz, Pakistan’s number one 4G operator and leading digital service provider with over 75 million subscribers. Prior to his position as CEO, Aamir was Jazz’s Deputy CEO and Chief Commercial Officer.

Aamir has over two decades of international experience as a senior executive across multiple industries and continents. Prior to joining Jazz, Aamir was the Senior Vice President for Telenor Group, where he led distribution initiatives across Asia. Aamir has also held senior leadership positions at Ford Motor Company, Jaguar & Land Rover.

Aamir brings with him a wealth of experience specifically in strategic marketing, sales, and distribution, analytics, product development, government and regulatory management, business planning, M&A, public relations, and crisis management.

Aamir is a Pakistani native, with an undergraduate degree in Accounting from the University of Texas and an MBA from IMD in Switzerland. In 2012, Aamir received an Advanced Management Program diploma from Harvard Business School. Aamir has lived and worked across multiple cultures and countries including Thailand, Pakistan, the UK, the United Arab Emirates, Switzerland, and the US.

Ghazanfar Azzam

As a renowned Pakistani banker, Ghazanfar has several achievements to his credit in commercial, consumer, retail, SME, and micro-banking. He has been an integral part of the establishment and successful running of two of the nation's leading microfinance banks - FINCA (2008) and Mobilink Microfinance Bank (2012). He is a Fellow member of the Institute of Bankers Pakistan (IBP), a member of the Office of Research, Innovation & Commercialization (ORIC) Steering Committee at Kohsar University, Muree, a recipient of the prestigious Hubert Humphrey Fellowship and a graduate of IBA, Punjab University.

Under Ghazanfar's capable leadership, Mobilink Microfinance Bank is positioned as the largest digital bank in Pakistan and has been awarded quite a few widely-coveted titles from the national and international finance and banking communities over the last decade.

Ghazanfar Azzam's career began with Pakistan's largest commercial bank, Habib Bank Limited (HBL) after which he moved on to work for some of the best private sector commercial banks such as Union Bank, Prime Commercial Bank, and Bank Alfalah. He has also served as Senior Consultant at Shore Bank International (now Enclude) and Head of SME Downscaling at the USAID-funded WHAM project from 2005 to 2007.

Murtaza Ali

Murtaza Ali is currently the Interim Chief Executive Officer  – Digital Financial Services (JazzCash) at Jazz. Prior to joining JazzCash, he has also served as Chief Financial Officer in Telenor Microfinance Bank. He brings with him over 21 years of experience, and an extensive track record of leading and managing teams engaged in Risk-based Strategy and their Management Frameworks, Corporate Finance & Financial Planning, Mergers & Acquisitions, and Corporate Governance, in a range of corporations including telecommunication, FMCGs, and financial institutions. He has hands-on experience – ranging from Audit and Consultancy at the Big 4 Chartered Accountancy firms to Financial Management at GSM, supplemented with strategy execution and change management experience. 

Salman Sarwar Butt

Mr. Salman is currently serving Chairman of Green Peak International. He brings with him over 29 years of experience in Retail & Consumer Banking. He has served as Group Head in Pakistan and Asia Pacific. Prior to joining GPI, he held senior positions at ABN AMRO Bank , Royal Bank of Scotland, NIB Bank and Citibank. He has done Bachelor of Arts, Economics, Religious Philosophy from Oberlin College, and has done Diploma in Economics from University of Kent. 

Atiqa Lateef

Atiqa is a blockchain technology and digital currency regulations expert and the Director of Policy for Rain in Pakistan. She joined Rain from Uber where she led policy relations and strategic operations in her market. Concurrently, Atiqa serves as the Independent Director to the Board of Pakistan's largest digital bank. Previously, her roles have included Chief of Staff and Advisor on commercial, government, and legal matters in both the petroleum and financial sectors. Atiqa's career began as a management consultant for BearingPoint's Strategy and Transformation group in Chicago. She holds a dual Juris Doctorate/MBA from the South Texas College of Law, Houston and Texas A&M University consortium.

Muhammad Tamoor Sabir

Tamoor is currently working as Chief Financial Officer of Veon Ventures and Group Director Business Controlling of Veon based in Amsterdam.  Prior to joining Veon, he worked as Vice President- Finance Strategy & Portfolio Management in Etisalat Group in UAE and A/CFO of Etisalat Nigeria. Tamoor has over two decades of international Finance experience in various capacities in corporate finance, financial planning & reporting, capital management & restructurings, business controlling, corporate strategy, and portfolio management in Telecoms, ICT, and Digital industries worldwide covering Asia, Africa, Middle East, and EU regions. Tamoor brings with him vast experience in Mergers & Acquisitions, JVs & partnerships, Financial & Tax DD, structuring, and valuation on the back of numerous successful transactions in Telecom, digital, e-commerce, infrastructure, and the Fintech space. He has extensive governance experience by working on supervisory boards, Audit Committees, and Risk Committees. Tamoor is a CPA from Australia, Chartered Management Accountant from the United Kingdom and Pakistan.

Syed Ali Naseer

Ali has been part of international c-suites for the last two decades steering multi-billion global businesses in challenging regulatory and corporate environments. Presently with Pakistan’s largest tech and digital company, Jazz, Ali brings strategic decision-making, crisis management expertise, and government advocacy networks to augment the company’s growth trajectory. Ali’s unique blend of both private and public sector experience is a valuable asset in the emerging volatile business environment of Pakistan. He has a proven track record of delivery, specifically, in the emerging markets of Asia Pacific. 

Ali has successfully pivoted his career from strategy and communications to transformational business performance and is now a recognized leader in the commercial arena. He recently led Jazz Business through a transformation from a corporate connectivity player to a digital solutions provider, designed to help business partners grow. Currently, he is looking after Pakistan’s largest data lake firing up various businesses, including Jazz Cash, Mobilink Microfinance Bank (MMBL), and digital assets like Tamasha and BIP. He firmly believes that it is down to people to drive performance and he is driven by a passion to nurture and develop talent. 

Prior to Jazz, Ali spent over a decade in the tobacco industry, primarily working in Communications and Public Affairs. Before entering the corporate sector, Ali had a decade-plus tenure as a senior civil servant with the Government of Pakistan undertaking various field and staff assignments in different parts of the country.