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Tariq Raza

Project Manager, Sialkot Soccer Ball Project
Tariq Raza is a Project Manager, Sialkot Soccer Ball at CERP. He started his career by working at Lahore based consultancy firms where he assisted the team in project analysis, contract negotiations, client-interfacing and process development for startup ventures. Later he joined the Lahore School of Economics as a Research Associate on an International Growth Centre (IGC) funded project which looked at organisational barriers to the adoption of technology. He is currently working on a project at CERP funded by “The Private Enterprise Development in Low-Income Countries”, (PEDL) which aims to study the barriers to industrial upgrading. Tariq holds a Masters in Economics (Finance) from the University of Edinburgh. He completed his undergraduate degree from the Lahore School of Economics, where he earned a B.Sc. (Hons.) with a double major in Economics and Finance.

Tariq Raza

Project Manager, Sialkot Soccer Ball Project
Tariq Raza is a Project Manager, Sialkot Soccer Ball at CERP. He started his career by working at Lahore based consultancy firms where he assisted the team in project analysis, contract negotiations, client-interfacing and process development for startup ventures. Later he joined the Lahore School of Economics as a Research Associate on an International Growth Centre (IGC) funded project which looked at organisational barriers to the adoption of technology. He is currently working on a project at CERP funded by “The Private Enterprise Development in Low-Income Countries”, (PEDL) which aims to study the barriers to industrial upgrading. Tariq holds a Masters in Economics (Finance) from the University of Edinburgh. He completed his undergraduate degree from the Lahore School of Economics, where he earned a B.Sc. (Hons.) with a double major in Economics and Finance.
Tariq Raza
Project Manager, Sialkot Soccer Ball Project
Tariq Raza is a Project Manager, Sialkot Soccer Ball at CERP. He started his career by working at Lahore based consultancy firms where he assisted the team in project analysis, contract negotiations, client-interfacing and process development for startup ventures. Later he joined the Lahore School of Economics as a Research Associate on an International Growth Centre (IGC) funded project which looked at organisational barriers to the adoption of technology. He is currently working on a project at CERP funded by “The Private Enterprise Development in Low-Income Countries”, (PEDL) which aims to study the barriers to industrial upgrading. Tariq holds a Masters in Economics (Finance) from the University of Edinburgh. He completed his undergraduate degree from the Lahore School of Economics, where he earned a B.Sc. (Hons.) with a double major in Economics and Finance.