Dr. Memona Perveen holds an MSc in Chemistry, an MS in Education, and a PhD in Education from UMT, Lahore. She has over 20 years of experience in academia, having served as Principal of Ghazali College for 14 years and as Senior Principal for 5 Ghazali Colleges for 5 years. She also worked in Quality Assurance at Dar-e-Arqam Schools and taught as Visiting Faculty at Punjab University. Since 2014, she has been serving as Senior Headmistress in the Government School system. Her career shows a history of commitment to educational leadership and quality enhancement.

Maj Gen Dr Muhammad Aleem HI (M) Retd, MBBS, MSc (Advanced Medical Administration) is a distinguished and senior healthcare executive with over three decades of multifaceted experience in hospital administration, postgraduate medical education, academic leadership and international health collaborations. He has been recognized for strategic leadership of tertiary care hospitals with postgraduate programs in 30+ disciplines and significant contributions to medical research, curriculum development and global patient safety standards. • He led two major tertiary care hospitals each having bed capacity exceeding 1200, providing clinical services and postgraduate training. He commanded Armed Forces Postgraduate Institute (AFPGMI) and Quetta Institute of Medical Sciences. • Oversaw policy implementation, staff development, quality care standards and infrastructure management. • Supervised and examined numerous MS and MPH theses, fostering academic excellence and research integrity. In academic Leadership roles, he contributed to academic governance, curriculum review and strategic planning of medical education. Has been member of Academic Councils and Syndicate committee of National University of Medical Sciences, University of Health Sciences and Co-opted member of Syndicate committee of Quaid e Azam University. He has been expert member of WHO Working Group on Patient Safety and advised on global patient safety standards and initiatives relevant to military and civilian healthcare systems. Has participated in course work of Health Aspects of Disaster Management at Queensland University Brisbane, Australia and has been involved in accreditation of MRCP program in Pakistan under Royal College of Physicians Edinburgh and coordinated conduct of college exams in Pakistan. He was awarded Hilal-e-Imtiaz (Military) for distinguished service and leadership. He is a recognized contributor to medical education, research and healthcare administration. Core Competencies include: • Tertiary Care Hospital Administration • Postgraduate Medical Education and Training • Health Policy and Strategic Planning • Medical research and Academic Publishing • Curriculum Design and Development • Disaster Management in Healthcare • Accreditation and Quality Assurance • Public Health and Patient Safety • Faculty Development and Mentorship

Dr. Ahmed Sher Awan is a distinguished academic with a PhD in Education from the University of the Punjab, Lahore. Over three decades, he has served in key academic and leadership roles at the Institute of Education and Research (IER), including Chairman, Associate Professor, and long-time faculty member. His expertise spans science education, educational psychology, and instructional technology, with extensive contributions to research, publications, and curriculum development. He has represented Pakistan at international conferences in the USA, China, Turkey, and Malaysia, highlighting his global academic engagement. His career reflects a strong commitment to advancing education, fostering innovation in teaching, and strengthening institutional development.