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Where do you live?: Phoenix

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Michael Globke

Which college or university?: U of Ill

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: unknown

Your graduation date?: 1972

Your major?: Business

What do you do for a living?: Consultant

Tell us about you:: Married, two sons, grown and gone.

What are your hobbies?: Tournament Poker

Your favorite books?: Adrift

Favorite Music:: R&R

Favorite TV Shows:: 24

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At 9:31am on March 30, 2009, Michael J. Globke said…: I am conducting a Search for a Client. We are looking for a Hydropower Engineer to be Headquartered in Chicago, IL in the U.S. but spend large amounts of time in Pakistan.
The project is the Dam Project on tthe Neelum River near Karachi
please contact me if you have any suggestions. This is a very big opportunity for the right person.

At 10:16am on March 30, 2009, Madiha Waris Qureshi said…: Hello Michael,

I'm sorry, but I don't know anyone with an Hydropower engineering background right now. But I will keep a lookout for anyone who fits your requirements. If I find someone who does, will definitely refer them to you.

Best,
Madiha

At 1:24pm on March 30, 2009, Nighat Loya said…: Mr. Globke

I'll spread the word amongst my Civil Engineer friends and let you know if someone is interested.

Thanks.

Sincerely,

Nighat

At 7:01pm on March 30, 2009, Saadia Malik said…: Mr. Globke,

Thank you for your message. Unfortunately, I do not the background or the expertise required for the project. I will keep my eyes and ears open, should I come across somebody qualified.

But may I recommend you to post your project on Pakistani job portals like naukrijunction.com and ritemoves.com. Also, Elance.com could be an option.

At 5:39am on March 31, 2009, Saifuddin said…: Mike, Thanks. Yes, sure we can talk about it. I have alreday shooted an e-mail with my cell number.

At 6:04am on March 31, 2009, Eng. Dr. Muhammad Sarwar said…: Hi Michael,
Thanks for the contact.
Can you please send me your private e-mail contact plus other details, I will see how could I help you either by offering my own services (I will have to sacrify my very good job in Switzerland) or somebody else, suitable for the job.
You can contact me on my private e-mail.
Best regards,
Sarwar,
sarwar_sa@hotmail.com

At 7:01am on March 31, 2009, Saadia Malik said…: Pleasure.

At 9:26am on April 21, 2009, Salman Danish said…: Mike,
Thanks for getting in touch with me. Could you provide me with more details about this opportunity? You can email me at salmandanish@gmail.com. Thanks.

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