3Sixty MS, PANSEP sign MoU

3Sixty Management Solutions and Pakistani American Network of Science and Engineering Professionals (PANSEP) signed an MOU on Saturday. Marriam Ahmed, CEO 3Sixty MS, addressed on this occasion that 3Sixty MS and PANSEP, signed an MoU to empower the people of Pakistan through education and training.
She added that 3sixty MS and PANSEP will organise educational events that can assist in providing guidance and direction to the people of this beloved country. Bilal Siddiqui, member of board of directors, PANSEP, added that the PANSEP and 3Sixty MS would work together on educational projects that enable people to step up, achieve their goals and work to change the image of Pakistan - globally!
Present during the MoU ceremony were: Chairman of Syah group of companies, Syed Shafi Ahmed, Director Marketing, Syed Omer Ahmed, CEO 3Sixty Management Solutions, Marriam Ahmed and Bilal Muhammad Siddiqui, member of Board of Directors, PANSEP. Families of both parties were present to support the cause and appreciate the efforts being made as a well deserved contribution to Pakistan.
Marriam, a recent Project Artemis graduate from Thunderbird School of Global Management, Phoenix, Arizona, USA, mentioned that she was one of the lucky nine women to be selected for the Goldman Sachs 10,000 women programme, a women empowerment training programme, and represented Karachi amongst women from other cities of Pakistan. Being highly motivated by her now known family and friends at Thunderbird and US State Department, on returning to Pakistan about 2 months ago, initiated a project called "Entrepreneurs Platform - Training, Mentoring, Resources." With PANSEP on board, both would work together in supporting the cause and training the entrepreneurs to meet the challenges for tomorrow.
Bilal also mentioned how the PANSEP has always supported educational programmes and wanted to do so much for Pakistan. He mentioned that "Now, a lot will be done and with prayers and our untiring efforts, we will soon see a lot of changes, especially in terms of training and development."
During this MOU signing ceremony, shields were exchanged as a token of appreciation and endorsements were made. Marriam shared her vision and thoughts on this occasion and told us that this hour long ceremony was a pact of numerous promises that were made by signing on paper, above all of which was to promote and educate our people and to empower them to take the responsibility of making Pakistan a safer, economically stable and a prosperous Pakistan.-PR