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Ms. Adeela Hayee Ms. Adeela Hayee is a senior marketing and communications professional based in Karachi, Pakistan. She currently serves as the Head of Marketing and Corporate Communication at Bank Makramah Limited (BML), a role she assumed in early 2025.  Professional BackgroundWith over 19 years of experience in marketing, communications, and digital transformation, she has a proven track record in the banking and energy sectors.  Bank Makramah Limited (BML): Currently leads marketing and corporate communications, focusing on brand positioning and Islamic banking visibility. Pakistan State Oil (PSO): Previously held a senior role where she launched DEO MAX, Pakistan’s first synthetic diesel engine oil, achieving significant digital reach and revenue growth. Expertise: Her core competencies include strategic marketing, brand building, media relations, and digital campaigns aimed at driving organizational growth and ROI.  Adeela Hayee is currently the Head of Marketing & Corporate Communications at Bank Makramah Limited (BML) in Karachi, Pakistan.  Educational BackgroundShe completed her higher education at the Institute of Business Management (IoBM/CBM) in Karachi:  Executive MBA (Marketing & HR): Graduated with a 3.65 CGPA (2018–2020). Master of Business Administration (MBA): 2018–2020. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Marketing: 2001–2005.  Achievements at Pakistan State Oil (PSO) During her nearly 10-year tenure at PSO, she held roles including Brand Manager for DEO & Agri:  DEO MAX Launch: Successfully launched Pakistan’s first fully synthetic CK-4 diesel engine oil, which generated over 35 million views and 116 million impressions on social media. Market Growth: Contributed to a 1% increase in market share and a 40% boost in revenue for the Diesel Engine Oil (DEO) and Agri range. Trade Marketing: Managed budgets of up to PKR 250 million, achieving a 35% increase in ROI through optimized performance analysis and trade promotions. B2B Engagement: Coordinated over 100 B2B and corporate events, reaching more than 150 major corporate clients to enhance brand awareness.  Recent Appearances & Recognition BML Transformation: She recently highlighted BML’s financial turnaround, reporting a profit before tax of PKR 1.75 billion for the first nine months of 2025. Clap Recognition: Featured by Clap Pakistan as a senior marketing leader for her impact on brand growth and digital transformation. Industry Spotlight: Recognized by platforms like ZYCK Heroes and Brand & Media Learning Hub (BMLH) upon her appointment at Bank Makramah.

Women Chamber Of Commerce and Industry In Pakistan, the Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry (WCCI) refers to a network of approximately 30 specialized trade bodies licensed by the Government to represent and empower women entrepreneurs. These chambers act as advocacy groups, helping women navigate business regulations, access credit, and reach international markets.    Key Regional Chambers & Contacts Lahore (WCCIL): Established in 2008 by Founder President Dr. Shehla Javed Akram. It currently supports over 4,000 members and operates the Women Resource Center & Incubator (WRCI). Contact: WCCIL Official Site | +92 42 36305012. Islamabad (IWCCI): Led by Founder President Samina Fazil, this chamber is known for organizing major expos and leading international trade delegations. Contact: IWCCI Official Site | +92 51 2252256. Sialkot (WCCIS): Focused on export-oriented sectors. It recently announced the “We Exhibit 2026” trade fair for February 13–14, 2026. Contact: WCCIS Official Site | +92 52 4264257. Karachi South / Korangi (WCCIK): Actively promotes women in tech and SME sectors through partnerships like the “Shevolution” initiative. Contact: WCCIK Facebook. Multan (WCCIM): Focuses on underprivileged women entrepreneurs in the South Punjab region. Contact: WCCIM Official Site | +92 61 4512044. Core Services for Members Advocacy: Representing women’s business interests to the State Bank of Pakistan and the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI). Capacity Building: Offering training in Digital Marketing, ISO Certification, and Export Quality Control. Networking: Organizing local exhibitions and connecting members with international trade delegations from countries like Germany, China, and the USA. Incubation: Providing physical and digital workspace for startups through dedicated Business Incubation Centres. Key Chambers & Their Members / Leaders 1. Islamabad Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry (IWCCI) Executive Committee (2024-2026) These are the current leaders — many are also business owners/CEOs: Samina Fazil — President (CEO – Misha’s Collection) Shamaila Naz — Senior Vice President (CEO – HiTech PMO & Zarwa Technologies) Rabia Farhan — Vice President (CEO – Crust n Clusters) Mumtaz Akhter — Executive Member (Taji Handicrafts) Farida Rashid — Executive Member (CEO – Midway CNG) Shazia Imran — Executive Member (CEO – Air Organics) Tasmia Rina, Rabia Ali, Samina Bashir, Nabila Sami, Saima Naz, Sana Amin — Executive Members (various business roles). Partial Member List (older voter list – 2021-22 sample) (Shows a portion of registered representatives) Samina Fazil Naima Ansari Mumtaz Akhtar Rizwana Asif Shamim Aftab Nasira Ali Munazza Arif Rubina Nasir Shirin Javed Rizwana Atif Reem Abbasi Afsheen Zeeshan Samina Akhter Sajida Anwar Neelam Khalid Parveen Khan Neelofer Khan Anila Fatima Farah Rani Shamim Shafiq(Note: this list is from 2021 and not current; used here for example only) 👉 Full current member list is usually available to members upon request from IWCCI headquarters (not publicly posted online). 2. Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry – Lahore Division  Voter/Membership List (2024-25 sample) (Examples from a published list – showing authorized women representatives): S.No Company Representative Business Type Matriarch — Sahar Malik | Trading Design Studio — Nilopher Sikander | Trading Fabrina — Aisha Khurram | Manufacturer Shahbano — Shahbano Yawar | Manufacturer Ridha’s Collection — Shahla Hamid | Manufacturer Don Valley Pharmaceutical (Pvt) Ltd. | (Representative not shown) 👉 This shows some actual women members of Lahore WCCI. 3. Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry – Sialkot Member Voter Lists (2023-24) Corporate Class: Ms. Shabnam Asif — Raja Industries Pvt. Ltd. Ms. Uzma Keiko — Khawaja M. Rafiuddin Pvt. Ltd. Mrs. Mariam Siddiqa — Capital Nexus Pvt. Ltd. Mrs. Shamim Saleem — Awan Sports Industries Mrs. Robina Naveed — Brothers Production Pvt. Ltd. Ms. Sehrish Rafeh — Comet Sports Pvt. Ltd. Mrs. Ayesha Butt — NEU SPOTLITE (exports) Associate Class: Ms. Gulzaib Waqas Awan — Speedy Cargo Services Ms. Shabina Gilani — GBI Traders / Shabi G Mrs. Mariam Siddiqa — KMK YOSHICO(…plus others on the associate list) 4. Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry – Quetta (Balochistan) Long-established chamber with pioneering 23 members at formation. Focuses on export support services like Certificates of Origin and visa recommendations. Leadership role represented at national level FPCCI. 5. Dera Ghazi Khan Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry 📌 Executive Committee (2024-26) Noor ul Saba – President Shaheen Sultan – Senior Vice President Aysha Fatima – Vice President Executive Members: Dr. Khola Amjad, Dr. Rana Yasmeen, Farhat Bukhari, Anila Qadir, Aysha Jan, Shahila Rubab, Omaima Ishaq. 6. Rawalpindi Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry Leadership (2025-26) Ms. Quratulain Khan – President Ms. Neesha Khurram – Senior Vice President Ms. Hina Zulfiqar – Vice President Other Regional Chambers (with Presidents noted) From broader FPCCI registration lists (2024 snapshot): Division President Lahore Division Ms. Sahar Malik Mardan Division Ms. Shabnam Noreen Multan Division Ms. Mehnaz Aamir Sheikh Peshawar Division Mrs. Azra Jamshed Charsadda Ms. Safia Naz Layyah Division Ms. Shakeela Bano Dera Ghazi Khan Ms. Farha Bashir Sialkot Dr. Mariam Noman Sahiwal Ms. Humaira Bukhari Karachi Malir Ms. Nazli Abid Nisar 📌 Notes on Membership Lists 📝 Public member lists are usually partial or “voter lists”, not complete directories — they show members who qualify to vote in elections or who are listed in official chamber documentation. 📝 Many chambers do not publish full complete rosters online due to privacy. To access full current membership lists, contact the specific chamber office directly (contact info is often on their official site). 📍 Where to Find Official Lists Online WCCI Pakistan Official Portal — lists divisions and their teams. Division-specific websites (e.g., Islamabad WCCI) often publish executive committees; full membership lists typically require login or request. Offline Local chamber offices maintain membership directories you can request. Members’ contact directories are often shared with verified chamber members only (for networking). Summary Chamber Available Public Member Info Islamabad WCCI Executive & older voter list Lahore WCCI Partial published voters Sialkot WCCI Full published voters (corporate & associate) Quetta WCCI Founding members & leadership Dera Ghazi Khan Executive committee Rawalpindi WCCI Leadership team Other divisions (Mardan, Multan, Layyah, Charsadda, etc.) Presidents listed via FPCCI

Sadia Rashid Sadia Rashid is a prominent Pakistani educationist and philanthropist, best known as the daughter of the late Hakim Mohammed Said, the founder of Hamdard Pakistan.    Current Roles and Leadership She currently holds several high-ranking positions within the Hamdard Group and other cultural organisations: President of Hamdard Pakistan: She leads the Hamdard Group, continuing her father’s mission in healthcare and social welfare. Chancellor of Hamdard University: She oversees the academic and strategic direction of the university. President of the Pakistan-Japan Cultural Association (PJCA): She works to strengthen bilateral cultural ties. Chief Mutawallia: She serves as the head of the Hamdard Foundation Pakistan.    Recent Recognition In March 2025, Sadia Rashid was conferred the Hilal-e-Imtiaz, one of Pakistan’s highest civil awards, by President Asif Ali Zardari. The award recognizes her lifelong dedication to education, healthcare, and community well-being.            Other Notable Individuals with this Name Due to the commonality of the name, you may also be referring to: Dr. Sadia Rashid (Gynecologist): A consultant at Medicare Hospital, Karachi, with over 21 years of experience. Dr. Saadia Rashid (Ophthalmologist): A specialist at Montefiore Einstein focusing on macular hole repair and inflammatory ocular diseases. Academic Researchers: Including a PhD student at Quaid-i-Azam University specializing in fluid dynamics and a faculty member at the University of Gujrat.