Jawaid Iqbal elected PAA chairman

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KARACHI: Syed Jawaid Iqbal of CMC (Pvt) Ltd. has been elected unopposed as the chairman of the Pakistan Advertising Association (PAA).

Others who also elected unopposed include retired Brigadier Muhammad Zubair Rehan (Creative Junction) and Jawad Humayun (Channel 7 Communications) as senior vice chairman and vice chairman, respectively.

Fahd Khan (Manhattan Communications) has been elected as chairman Zone ‘A’, Usman Attique Butt (Interlink Advertising) as chairman Zone ‘B’, and Nadeem Kabir Alvi (Oktopus 360 Media) as chairman Zone ‘C’ while Javed Qadeer Khan (Marksman Adver­tising) as the finance secretary.

Seema Jaffer (Bond Advertising), Khalid Rauf (Lowe & Rauf), Ahmed Jamal Mir (Prestige Communications), Faiza Nadeem (Vantage Media), Neesha Dara Khan (Manhattan International) and Mian Mobeen Shafaat (Oak Media) have also been elected as members of the central executive committee.

Published in Dawn, September 28th, 2022

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