About Hassan
I am a…
Activist, Brainstormer, Event planner, Marketer, Muslim, Promoter, Technologist, Writer/Editor
Bio
A self-motivated, results-oriented, innovative, entrepreneurial outdoor media and trade marketing professional with excellent project and personnel management skills.
Versed in building solid relations with internal and external teams, delivering visibility campaigns, high-end corporate events, and activations, I am someone who has fresh ideas and can effortlessly adapt to any challenging environment.
I'm passionate about
Motivated to serve back to the community and become benefitting and befitting part of this society by creating a sense of volunteerism, tolerance, creativity, and socialism in the masses. I am keen to motivate individuals to take part in social reforms and help build the world a better place.
An idea worth spreading
The way of Schooling should be entirely reframed for genuine progress.
Areas of expertise
Advertising, Brand Strategy, Marketing, Promotions
The TED story
My motive behind organizing a TEDx event has been basically to help people, especially the youth, in a very productive and lucid manner, in a country like Pakistan, where 65% of the population is aged below the age of 35, and the average age is 28; I am a firm believer that initiatives like these have potent tendency to make a positive impact in the community by igniting the zeal in youngsters to work toward a more significant cause and help them collaborate with like-minded people to further facilitate the exchange of ideas and initiatives. TED is an excellent medium for enhancing people's mindsets and helping broaden their horizons. The very idea of this led me to do the same at the local level; discussing the most aggravating and viral issues in today's ever-dynamic world and finding their solutions by examining people's viewpoints via such a medium is nothing short of a pinnacle.
Things you might not know
Picturing things in a more beautiful and detailed way that I live out every day in my head before anyone else sees it in the open.
