Alia Zafar becomes Pakistan Cricket Board’s first female independent director

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Alia Zafar becomes Pakistan Cricket Board’s first female independent director

Alia Zafar. © Facebook

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has appointed Alia Zafar as its first female independent director. She is among the four elected and has been handed a two-year term. The others are finance executive Javed Kurieshi, economist Asim Wajid Jawad, and corporate executive Arif Saeed.



Zafar, an HR executive, has a great CV having worked with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).



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“I welcome the newly-appointed independent members, especially Ms. Alia Zafar, the first female independent member, which is a giant step forward in enhancing the PCB’s governance structure,” PCB chairman Ehsan Mani said.



“The four new members bring with them a wealth of diverse knowledge that will only improve the professional outlook and working of the PCB.” In the PCB’s new constitution last year, it has been made mandatory to include at least one woman among the four elected.
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