...A businesses human capital is one of its most important assets. Understanding the human aspect of promoting trust and encouraging a level of commitment is key to business success (Gohar, Bashir, Abrar & Asghar, 2015). When an employee feels they are "part of an organization" they will naturally perform better and be more committed and loyal to their employer (Gohar, Bashir, Abrar & Asghar, 2015, p. 146). Another important motivator for business human capital is recognizing the positive benefits of employee relationships. Using motivators which discourage positive employee relationships has a negative impact on business success. Additionally, positive relationships among employees encourages them to be more committed to their organization (Gohar, Bashir, Abrar & Asghar, 2015). It is also important to understand how motivation can...
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...GOVERNMENT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY, FAISALABAD 1st MERIT LIST OF BS Mathematics (MORNING) FOR FALL, 2014-2015 ISSUE DATE : 03-OCT-2014 DUE DATE : 15-OCT-2014 ORIGINAL DOUCUMENTS ARE COMPULSORY Sr APP. DIARY APPLICANT FULL NAME No. No. No. APPLICANT FATHER NAME 1 22869 8184 2 16609 6994 3 17229 7066 4 1117353 50038 5 21441 8093 6 21705 7186 7 12190 7491 8 17084 6633 9 22147 8593 10 13644 5964 11 15301 5792 12 14711 7085 13 15903 8066 14 3446075 50167 15 3865 5533 16 22696 8864 17 16537 5099 18 5541 5846 19 19742 8342 20 16840 5286 21 4021 6957 22 12772 6618 23 3427 5459 24 19346 8055 25 10234 6507 ABDUL RASHEED SHABBIR AHMAD MUHAMMAD NAEEM SYAD AZKAR HUSSAIN SHAH MUHAMMAD AMIN KHALIQ HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD ASLAM SHAHID MUHAMMAD AMIN MUHAMMAD SALEEM RIAZ AKHTAR MEER MUHAMMAD GHULAM NABI MUHAMMAD SHARIF MUHAMMAD RIAZ SHAHID CHEEMA NAZAR HUSSAIN MUSHTAQ AHMAD MAQBOOL HUSSAIN INAM UL HAQ SHAUKAT ALI MUHAMMAD NAWAZ MUHAMMAD DAWOOD MUHAMMAD ARSHAD ZULFIQAR ALI RANA KHALID MEHMOOD MUHAMMAD RAFIQ MUZAMMAL KHANSA SHABBIR TAZEEM FATIMA RIDA FATIMA MUHAMMAD ARHAM AMIN IQRA KHALIQ SANA ASLAM MISBAH AMIN YUSRA SALEEM INSHA RIAZ MUZAFFAR HAYYAT RIZWAN ALI SABA AMNA RIAZ RABIA NAZAR AMMER MUSHTAQ SIDRA MAQBOOL ASIA INAM NIDA SHAUKAT RAFIA NAWAZ MIRFA DAWOOD SHAKEELA ARSHAD SABA KANWAL MAIRA KHALID NIMRA RAFIQ APPLICANT CNIC PER. (%) 33104-3036169-3 33102-9115638-0 ...
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... | | | Annual Report 2002 | | | | CONTENTS | | | Company Information | | Our Vision | | | Six years at a Glance | | Financial Ratios | | Notice of Meeting | | Report of Directors to the Shareholders | | Performance at a Glance | | Statement of Purchase & Sale of Shares | | Review Report to the Members on Statement | | of Compliance with best practice of code of | | corporate governance | | Auditors' Report to the Members | | Balance Sheet | | Profit and Loss Account | | Cash Flow Statement | | Statement of Changes in Equity | | Notes to the Accounts | | | | COMPANY INFORMATION | | | BOARD OF DIRECTORS | | | Mr. A. Majeed | | Chairman | | Mr. Abrar Hasan | | Managing Director / Chief Executive | | Mr. Waqar Hasan | | Director | | Mr. Khawar M. Butt | | Director | | Mr. Zahid Majeed | | Director | | Mr. Ebrahim Qassim | | Director | | Ms. Jamila Waqar | | Director | | Mr. Firasat All | | Director (N.I.T. Nominee) | | Mr. Habib A. Ismail Khairani | | Company Secretary | | | AUDITORS | | Riaz Ahmad, Saqib, Gohar & Company, | | | Chartered Accountants, | | | 5-Nasim Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. | | | Major Nazir Bhatti Road, | | | Off Shaheed-e-Millat Road, Karachi. | | | Phones: 4945427 -4946112 Fax: 4932629 | | | REGISTRAR | | Noble Computer Services (Pvt.) Limited | | | 14-Banglore Town Housing Society, | | ...
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...Portugal, DISEC, Abrar Hossain Measures to prevent terrorists from acquiring Weapons of Mass Destruction. Various terrorist organizations around the world have used WMD successfully in the past. In 1984 for example, a U.S. organization called the Rajneesh group successfully spread salmonella by placing live bacteria on food in slad bars which saw 751 recorded illnesses. Similarly in 1995 the Japanese cult group Aum Shinrikyo released sarin gas in the Tokyo subway system which amounted to 12 casualties and thousands of injuries, delivering arguably the most serious biological weapon attack in modern Japan. Furthermore, it is also believed that extreme Islamic groups, such as Al-Qaeda, will seek out opportunity to use a WMD. Al Qaeda and known terrorist organizations to have WMDs currently in possession, the explicit intent to utilize such forces of terror no doubt demands the immediate attention of the international community to collectively bring to discussion the various measures to address this issue. The DISEC in this case is a platform for exactly that discussion. Portugal feels that the the importance of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) can never be understated, as the universalization of the NPT and the upholding of all of its provisions are their best chances of achieving lasting peace and dispel the gloomy shadow that nuclear proliferation cast upon their Peoples. This is why Portugal calls on States that have not yet done so to join...
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...Jul, 2011, 05.06PM IST,PTI Weak IPO market to hurt venture capital industry NEW DELHI: The current level of IPO activity in India as well as the world is "low" to support the health of the venture capital industry , says a study . The survey which was conducted by Deloitte in conjunction with the Venture Capital Associations of India, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Israel, US and the UK said that high returns generated by IPOs are critical for the sustainence of a healthy venture capital industry. "Clearly the industry continues to feel the ripple effects of the global economic downturn -- most notably in the form of limited exit opportunities," said Mark Jensen, partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP and United States national managing partner for venture capital services. As per the survey over 57 per cent of Indian venture capitalists surveyed stated that current IPO activity levels in the country is low, while globally, more than 80 per cent believe so. "The need for a healthy IPO market is driven primarily by the aspiration to provide superior returns on investments. And there is heightened interest in innovative companies that cater to growing consumer demands," India Private Equity and Venture Capital Association president Mahendra Swarup, said. Only 33 per cent of India venture capitalists said that IPO markets in other geographies were essential to the success of the India venture capital industry, while globally the figure stands at 49 per...
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...and mortality episodes were also observed in the North Atlantic Ocean when it showed a dramatic rise in seawater temperature which was 3℃ above normal summer sea temperature. A survey conducted in 2005 at Turtle Rocks, during the bleaching event, revealed that 17% of coral colonies were damaged and live coral cover was only 14% left (Alcolado, Cala, & Jones, 2005) It was reported that some coral species were facing the threat of extinction because of sea warming caused by the rising carbon dioxide concentration in atmosphere. Currently coral reefs are living close to their lethal upper temperature and further sea warming can possibly cause some species to become eliminated. 32.8% of the total 704 coral species are in peril of extinction. (Abrar, Aeby, & Sheppard, 2008) For instance, the endangered species Millepora boschmai, also known as fire coral, was nearly extinct after the 1982-83 El Niño warming event in the Pacific coast of Panama (Weerdt & Glynn, 1991). After the event, no known living colonies of fire corals were observed in that region. Only seven young colonies were found after several years of the event but another massive bleaching event happened in 1998 and killed all seven known fire coral colonies once again. At this point, fire corals are practically extinct. (Glynn & Feingold, 1992) Additionally, although sea warming may extend coral reefs by a few latitudes, the expansion will be minor because conditions such as suitable depth and substrate must be taken into...
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...OUR AGENCY: X-TACY ADVERTISING AGENCY Name and Logo: Why this logo? We chose the word, ‘X-tacy’ for the strong desire or impulse that our ads create every time it is seen by anyone which consequently turns them to customers of our client’s product or service. These colors were selected as yellow is the sign for happiness and wisdom, black is the color for mystery and red is the color for love and excitement. The letter ‘X’ is the X-Factor which comes in the customer’s mind when looking at our ads. The pulse defines the customer’s impulse to purchase the product with a mixture of love and the X-factor. The font with the cuts shows the print media that we are specialized for. Punch line: “An Impulse that Lasts for Eternity” Mission Statement “We aim at arousing such a desire and impulse through our advertisements that customers are destined to remember the product, service or company for a lifetime” Objectives: * Our aim is to make our clients feel more than satisfied with our work so that customers feel an impulse and craving for the product that is advertised every time it is seen by them. * To create such an atmosphere for the employees that they feel relaxed and interested in brainstorming their ideas to the full potential. * To create a sharing, caring and homely atmosphere at the same time maintaining healthy competition. How do we capture clients? We capture clients through: * By giving presentation to clients on campaign: The clients give...
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...RESEARCH PROJECT TOPIC AND GROUP PRESENTATION Date of Presentation: 6th of August, 2015 Each group will: 1. Conduct research on the given topic in business law. 2. Create a presentation and activities to share knowledge of topic with class in 20 minutes. 3. Demonstrate strong work ethic by using time effectively in class. 4. Demonstrate knowledge of business law topic. Process: Each Group will cover the each topic that we have not covered in business law and teach the class: |Group- 1 |Group- 2 |Group- 3 |Group- 4 | | | | | | |Contractual Obligations and Their |Law of Agency |Law of Partnership (Book III) |Consumer Protection | |Legal Enforcement (Book I) |(Book I) | |(Book X) | |Group- 5 |Group- 6 |Group- 7 |Group- 8 | | | | | | |Arbitration |Law Relating to Carriage |Bailment & Pleadge |Insurance Law (Book VI) ...
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...------------------------------------------------- Adeela Abrar h.no12/st.9/ sector C Islamabad. telephone: 0331-5223106 e-mail: adeelaabrar@ymail.com EDUCATION The Graduate Center, City University of New York, NY Ph.D. in military history; minor in American history (2001) Dissertation: "A Winter Campaign: General Philip H. Sheridan's Operations on the Southern Plains, 1868-69" Advisor: Dr. David Syrett Drew University, Madison, NJ B.A. in History, English minor (1980) College of St. Elizabeth, Madison, NJ Education 251: Psychology of Learning -- Adolescent; Education 252: Human Intercultural Problems in Education (1977-1978) TEACHING EXPERIENCE Hunter College, New York, NY U.S. History to 1877; U.S. History from 1865; The Civil War (2001 to date) Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, NY U.S. History from 1865 (2004-2005) John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, NY World Civilization I: prehistory - A.D. 1500; World Civilization: from A.D. 1500 (1998-2004) Saint Peter's College, Jersey City, NJ The Civil War; World Perspectives in History II (2003-2004, 2006) New Jersey City University, Jersey City, NJ Civilizations I (2003) Baruch College, New York, NY Senior Coordinator, Peer Tutoring Program, History Department (1996-1997) Themes in American History: The Frontier (2000) Touro College, New York, NY (Men's and Women's Divisions) U.S. History from 1865 (2001) Modern History I: Renaissance to 1815; Modern History II: 1815 to present (1994-1995) New York City Technical...
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...Name: Adheera binti Mohd Salmi Class: 4 Abrar School’s name: Almashoor Islamic Girls School State: Pulau Pinang Title: Suggestion to Improve Public Transportation In Malaysia One of technologically innovations that widely improve human’s life is transportation. Advances in transportation have brought people to travel worldwide and father, to explore more territories and countries and even expand their influences over larger area. During ancient times, as new discoveries and inventions were applied over transportation problems, the ability to move is harder and larger loads increased. At first sight, it started with the invention of a Brazilian scientist, Santos Dummont who created the 14BIS, the very first motor powered airplanes in the world. With Santos Dummont’s invention, innovation on transports continues today and the researchers are working and researching together to find new ways in increasing transport efficiency besides reducing costs. These days we have been surprised with the innovation of transportation in Japan whereby theirs are modern and highly developed. Which its transportation stands for its efficiency of energy, it uses less energy per person compared to other countries. For example, A JR East E5 series Shinkansen (Railway) train, a massive innovation that have been made and well-known for Japan’s speed train or bullet train which surprised the transportation sector in the world industries. So how does we improve transportation in Malaysia with...
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...What is Bipartisanism? Bipartisanism is a political system where all political activities of a state are run by two major parties and rest of the parties carry less importance. It doesn’t mean that in a Bi-party system there is only two parties in a state and there is not any existence of third party. There can be many parties in this system but the main role is played by two major parties who oppose neck to neck one another in every election As example we may give a glance on UK and U.S.A. . Both of these countries are going through in this process or system. In UK there are Conservative party, Labour party, Liberal party, Communist and Fascist party. But in the field of politics Labour party and Conservative party are important. The form of Government is interchanged between these parties. Sometimes Conservative party and other times Labour party. In the House of Commons the Liberal party has a few seats but no seat has been obtained by Fascist and Communist party. The same view is in U.S.A also. Politics of U.S.A. is run by two major parties named as Democratic party and Republican party . Others do not have any importance in the politics. In every country who has Bipartisanism system it is a common scene that power passes from one party to the other and society gets a little bit worse with each election. There is not any variation in internal activates of a country. From two parties, one another come to form a government always by and by and they become...
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...CASE ANALYSIS FIN421: CORPORATE FINANCE I Section: 02 Spring 2015 Submitted to: Riyashad Ahmed Submitted by: Namiha Harris Ashfa (ID: 12105010) Zerin Jannat (ID: 12105011) Nibras Chowdhury (ID: 12105021) Zahidul Islam Siddiquee (ID: 12105032) Kazi Abrar Moeen (ID: 12104251) Year | Bartman Industries | Reynolds Incorporated | Winslow 5000 | | Stock Price | Dividend | Stock Price | Dividend | | 2011 | $ 24.250 | $ 2.50 | $ 62.750 | $ 3.000 | $ 12553.98 | 2010 | $ 20.750 | $ 2.150 | $ 68.300 | $ 2.950 | $ 9585.70 | 2009 | $ 23.500 | $ 2.090 | $ 62.750 | $ 2.850 | $ 9179.98 | 2008 | $ 16.750 | $ 1.900 | $ 70.000 | $ 2.650 | $ 7434.03 | 2007 | $ 18.375 | $ 1.866 | $ 72.500 | $ 2.400 | $ 6702.28 | 2006 | $ 12.625 | $ 1.500 | $ 65.750 | $ 2.000 | $ 5405.97 | a. The annual returns and average returns over the five-year period for Bartman Industries, Reynolds Incorporated and the market index Winslow 5000, from the data above, are given below: 1. Annual Returns = [{(Ending Price – Beginning Price) + Dividend}/ Beginning Price] x 100 2. Average Returns = (sum of annual returns)/(number of observations) Year | Bartman Industries (Annual Returns) (%) | Reynolds Incorporated (Annual Returns) (%) | Winslow 5000 (Annual Returns) (%) | 2011 | 28.92 | -3.73 | 30.97 | 2010 | 2.55 | 13.55 | 4.42 | 2009 | 52.78 | -6.29 | 23.49 | 2008 | 1.49 | 0.21 | 10.92 | 2007 | 60.32 | 13.92 | 23.98 | Average Returns (Bartman Industries)...
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...A Unique Endeavour in Old Dhaka --Shehzad Aman Many a people are ready to talk about the possibilities of earthquake in our capital city, Dhaka, but a rare exception among them are prepared to show the ways in which the loss or damaged can be minimized if this devastating natural calamity take place anytime in near future. With volunteering spirit and volition in their heart and mind, Members of House of Volunteers have shown this bright example recently in their Earthquake Awareness Campaign where House of Volunteers, Dhaka University (HoV, DU) in collaboration with House of Volunteers, BUET (HoV, BUET) have shown some effective as well as scientific ways of staying safe to the future generation of the country. The campaign was inaugurated at Armanitola Government High School in Old Dhaka on 14th June, the school that has a heritage of over hundred years. This is a signature campaign of House of Volunteers, Bangladesh (HoV, BD) which will be continued for next few months at different schools of Old Dhaka. The Campaign was designed in three phases. In the first phases the volunteers of HoV, DU and HoV, BUET went to Old Dhaka in a body to conduct a survey. Old Dhaka was chosen by House of Volunteers, Bangladesh as most of the establishments of this area are old and archaic and if earthquake occurs, this particular area will be affected more than any other area of the capital city. The survey caters the necessity of judging the feasibility of running the campaign. The teams from...
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...Marketing Plan 2nd Progress Report MKT- 402 Industrial Marketing – J Winter 2014 Semester Presented by: Abrar Salim Rafil Zulqarnain Ramsha Khan 28th September 2014 Situational Analysis Internal Analysis Information technology is globally recognized as a vital tool for accelerated ecnonomic growth, efficient governance and human resource developement. Punjab Information Technology Board [PITB] has taken numerous initiatives to deploy swift, effecgtive and innovative IT solutions in Pakistan & has attained massive accomplishments. Plan 9 is an up and running successful project of PITB. Plan 9 is Pakistan's largest tech incubator. Tech incubators are business assistance programs that serve entrepreneurs that deal with technology. Incubators share office space and administrative services but the the core value that they serve is the incubation program to the start up companies. Plan 9 benefits a variety of economic and socioeconomic policy needs, which includes * creating jobs and wealth * Fostering a community's entreprenuerial climate * Technology commercialication * Diversifying local economies * Encouragin women or minority groups Jobs are created as if a team of 5 people successfully incorporate a startup then they would require more workforce and hence more job opportunites would lead to better economic conditions of the country. Plan 9 gives the opportunity to programmers and software developers and other IT personnel...
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...Ptak Prize Supply Chain Case Competition Preserving Green Vegetables at the Root Levels of the Supply Chain Driver’s Name: Facilities Team’s Name: BUPB-0107/14 Date of Submission: April 8, 2014 Team’s Name: BUPB-0107/14 Team Member -1 Name : Shahnewaz Reza Mansur Signature : Team Member - 3 Name : Subarna Mutsuddi Signature : Team Member - 4 Name : Sabila Tasneem Rahman Signature : Team Member - 2 Name : Abrar Ahsan Chowdhury Signature : Bangladesh Vegetable Industry: Present State Bangladesh is a land of Green. It has six different beautiful and wonderful seasons and in every season different kinds of vegetables are produced by the farmers. Vegetables are considered as important for the food security of Bangladesh. Nearly 100 different types of vegetables, comprising both local and exotic types, are grown in Bangladesh. The area under vegetable farming has increased over time. The production of vegetables has also increased from about 1.47 million metric tons in 2002-03 to about 1.89 million metric tons in 2006-07. Production of different Vegetables in Bangladesh Year | Brinjal (Kharif) | Brinjal (Rabi) | Tomato | Cauliflower | Cabbage | Radish | Other Veg. (Summer) | Other Veg.(Rabi) | Total | 2003-04 | 118.3 | 240.1 | 119.9 | 101.5 | 128.6 | 210.9 | 329.6 | 491.9 | 1740.7 | 2004-05 | 109.9 | 229.8 | 122.4 | 108.9 | 142.4 | 223.3 | 601.1 | 341.8 | 1884.6 | 2005-06 | 115.2 | 219.0 | 131.3 | 138...
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