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Where do you live?: Islamabad

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): M. M. Hassan

Which college or university?: The University of Punjab

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: Lot of

Your graduation date?: 1988

Your major?: Marketing

What do you do for a living?: Stock Brokerage and Power Sector

Any professional affiliations? Memberships in professional orgs?: President "Pakistan investors Club " / "Association Of Investors Awareness"

What have you done for your alma mater lately?: MBA

Tell us about you:: I m a Stock Broker and Its my passion to Educate the Investing Masses.

What are your hobbies?: Reading, Writing, Traveling and Making Friends

Your favorite books?: Holy Quran

Website:: http://www.solaragetechnologies.com.pk

Favorite Music:: Light music

Favorite TV Shows:: None

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At 11:08am on August 27, 2009, M. M. Hassan said…: We are Planning to Organize Technical Educational Seminars for Investors, who are interested to Invest in Pakistani Stocks in diffrent Countries of the World. Any One who is interested plesae do ENLIST himself at: mmhassan_pk@yahoo.com or Call at: +92-333-850 7474

Regards,

M. M. Hassan
President
Association For Investors Awareness
Islamabad
Pakistan

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