NEWS23 April 2012
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PAKISTAN— TNS Aftab – TNS’s affiliates in Pakistan and Afghanistan – has promoted chief operating officer and company veteran Quratulain Ibrahim to chief executive officer.
Ibrahim (pictured) joined the company in 1996, starting off working on business-to-business projects. Since then she has consulted with the UN’s International Trade Center and worked on the development of Pakistan’s socio-economic classification system.
TNS Aftab chairman H. Aftab Ahmad said: “Quratulain has truly deserved this position through her commitment, dedication, capabilities and hard work.”
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