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IBA Karachi and Bank Alfalah Launch Design Thinking Program

  • August 27, 2024
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Institute of Business Administration (IBA) and Bank Alfalah have joined forces to introduce the Design Thinking program to Pakistan. In collaboration with Stanford Life Design Lab, this innovative initiative aims to equip management professionals and senior executives with the powerful tools and mindset of Design Thinking.

The partnership was officially launched at a curtain-raiser event, where key stakeholders from both organizations gathered to discuss the program’s significance.   

Design Thinking, a methodology focused on understanding user needs and generating creative solutions, has proven to be a catalyst for innovation and problem-solving. Organizations that embrace this approach often witness significant improvements in various aspects of their operations.

Executive Director of IBA Karachi, Dr. S Akbar Zaidi, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, highlighting its potential to equip graduates with the skills needed to become future leaders and innovators.

Bank Alfalah, recognizing the transformative power of Design Thinking, is spearheading this initiative within its senior management. By partnering with IBA and leveraging Stanford Life Design Lab’s expertise, Bank Alfalah aims to foster a culture of innovation and enhance its ability to deliver exceptional customer experiences.   

President and CEO of Bank Alfalah, Atif Bajwa, emphasized the importance of Design Thinking in driving innovation and creating customer value. Group Head of Islamic Banking Group, Dr. Muhammad Imran, highlighted its potential to better understand customer needs and develop innovative financial products and services.

This partnership marks a significant milestone in Pakistan’s journey towards a knowledge-based economy. By fostering a culture of innovation and creativity, this collaboration will contribute to the country’s economic growth and development.

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