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BLC: Branding your Leadership - Dr. Irfan Hyder, Dean CBM-IoBM

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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 more general and a broader fashion from the point of view of an organization, a country, and a society. On a personal level, as per Dr Irfan Hyder, leadership is individually defining one’s own personal brand and through that developing his own leadership identity. The ways and methods to develop a leadership style that represents each and everyone’s idiosyncrasies had been the ground for research, debate and discussion at many universities for the last couple of years. Looking back at the history of leadership, and how it came to be, Dr Irfan brought the attention of the audience over the difference between a manag

BLC: Better Leaders - Better Pakistan, CEO HMB Sirajuddin Aziz

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Mr Siraj Uddin Aziz, CEO of Habib Metropolitan Bank, talked on the topic Better Leaders - Better Pakistan, which focused on  leadership regardless of position at Business Leadership Conference held on 16 th August 2017 at Movenpick hotel Karachi.   He said that a good leader is one who is successful, effective and inspirational and the one who makes others’ lives better.  Therefore, Basic element of leadership is sacrifice. He quoted the example of founder of our homeland, Quaid-e-Azam. Mohammad Ali Jinnah. He commenced his professional career as a lawyer in 1986, first in Bombay, in spite of Hindu majority in that profession; he rose to a high position by the dint of his hard work. Soon he became a well-known personality in Bombay. He could have lived a prosperous life but he preferred to work for the betterment of Muslims. Likewise, He did not give enough time to his family even when his family deserves the most, just for the sake of Muslims of sub-continent. Nelson Ma