Karachi – January, 2025: The Society for Educational Welfare (SEW) has taken a significant step forward in strengthening its educational mission by expanding its Advisory Board with the induction of four esteemed professionals. Their inclusion marks a new era of strategic leadership and expertise, further enhancing the impact of SEW’s initiatives in providing quality education to underserved communities.

The newly inducted Advisory Board members bring a wealth of experience from diverse industries:

🔹 Mr. Nadeem Rehmat – COO, PharmEvo
🔹 Mr. Muhammad Rafique Jackwani – CEO, Premier Sales Pvt. Ltd.
🔹 Mr. Syed Asif Azeem – Regional Head – South (Islamic Banking Advisory Unit), Faysal Bank Ltd.
🔹 Dr. Shahab Ghani – Surgeon, Liaquat National Hospital

A Milestone Visit to Baithak Schools and SEW Head Office

Led by Dr. Amanullah Khan, Chairman of the Advisory Board, the newly inducted members recently visited Baithak Schools and the SEW Head Office to witness firsthand the organization’s impact on grassroots education. During the visit, they explored SEW’s educational model, operational framework, and community outreach, gaining valuable insights into how the organization is empowering children in marginalized communities.

The visit facilitated meaningful discussions on scaling educational initiatives, improving resource mobilization, and enhancing operational sustainability. The new members expressed their appreciation for SEW’s efforts and shared their vision of contributing to the mission of “Education for All.”

Leveraging Expertise for Growth and Sustainability

With extensive backgrounds in corporate leadership, finance, healthcare, and education management, these professionals bring a diverse range of expertise that will be instrumental in shaping SEW’s long-term strategy. Their involvement is expected to drive innovative educational solutions that expand SEW’s reach, alongside sustainable funding strategies through corporate engagement.

A Shared Vision for a Brighter Future

SEW remains steadfast in its commitment to expanding access to quality education, and this Advisory Board expansion signals a renewed focus on sustainability, impact, and national reach. Under the guidance of these distinguished professionals, the organization is poised to create stronger, more sustainable pathways for underprivileged children to access education and break free from the cycle of poverty.

“Together, we are shaping a future where education is not a privilege, but a fundamental right for every child.”