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- Where do you live?
- Maryland
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- Madiha Waris Qureshi
- Which college or university?
- Institute of Business Administration, Karachi
- Your graduation date?
- December 2005
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- Marketing
- What do you do for a living?
- Writer
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- IBA Alumni
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- I'm a Karachi native, now settled in Maryland. I work for a communications firm in Washington, D.C. as a writer. I'm also involved as a freelance marketing consultant with The Citizens Foundation, USA, a nonprofit that funds the schools and educational programs run by its parent organization, TCF, in Pakistani villages and slums.
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Perhaps you can help me?
I am a Search Consultant currently conducting a World-wide search for a Client of mine. My client and I are looking for an engineer who would be headquartered in the U.S. in Chicago, IL, but spend large amounts of time in Pakistan. The Engineer would have a Hydropower and Geotechnical background and be involved with the Neelum Jhleum Dam Project just north of Karachi.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. You may contact me directly at the following number: 602.625.9005.
This is a very big opportunity and need to collaborate with someone familiar with the country, it's customs and educational system.
We can discuss a financial incentive for your assistance.
Thank you for replying and yes, please keep your eyes and ears open.
Hydropower is a very narrow bandwidth sector within the engineering community and gets even more challenging when you "lump-in" the Pakistani component.
Stay in touch!
Best wishes,
Michael
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