- Attended a series of seminars organized by Strathclyde Enterprise Hub and developed a health-tech start-up during the Enterprise Pathway competition. Our idea – Fuil, emerged as the winner of Strathclyde Enterprise Pathway 2019. Fuil aims to derive blood donations in Scotland by offering a web-based application, before expanding to the UK and abroad.
- Apart from a prize money worth £1000, the team has been securing further funding for developing the application Other than research and business strategy, my tasks predominantly include devising the marketing plan, generating content for the website, social media platforms and pitches for funding. I am also designing and arranging for the promotional materials like posters, banners, business cards etc.

Played an integral role in establishing the continuing education department - Lifetime Learning at LUMS, which was designed to rope in people of all age groups and educate them in fields they are interested in. This role was an extension of my undergrad extracurricular activities, where I actively participated in increasing utilization of university’s fixed assets to generate revenue for the student societies. This time however, my tasks were directed towards generating revenue for the university as a full-time employee. My fundamental tasks included the following.

- Research for designing the logo, courses to offer and instructors to hire
- Handling administrative tasks related to content writing, communications, marketing, operations, and event management
- Participation in outreach programs as the organization’s representative, delivering promotional presentations in several institutes across the country
- Devising marketing strategies, and generating content for promotion purposes, including mass emails, website and social media platforms
- Supervising operations, planning and execution of flagship events and classes
- Engaging in customer services, handling queries and communicating updates and information to the diverse customer base
- Preparing progress reports for the Vice Chancellor’s Office, Board of Trustees, Board of Governors and other departments of the University

Worked on a social enterprise that aimed to remodel Pakistan’s traditional items such as Khussa and Rallee. The goal was to upgrade them to contemporary standards of comfort and design, and manufacture them at an exportable quality.
The project also sought to create job opportunities for poor people in the rural areas by assisting them in improving the manufacturing process and providing online platforms for marketing and selling their items.
The project completed its prototyping phase, but was dropped because the team was unable to arrange the required funding, and also wanted to better equip themselves with the skills required to take the start-up further.

Shadowed my supervisor in his role and learned about account opening, remittances, credits, clearing and financing.
Engaged in customer services by facilitating customers visiting the bank.