16 Facts About Shahzada Dawood

Shahzada Dawood was a Pakistani businessman and philanthropist.

Shahzada Dawood was born on 12 February 1975, in Rawalpindi; he was the eldest son of Hussain Shahzada Dawood.

Shahzada Dawood's sisters were Azmeh Dawood and Sabrina Dawood, the latter known for her philanthropic endeavours.

Shahzada Dawood pursued further studies, attaining an LLB from Buckingham University and an MSc in global textile marketing from Philadelphia University.

Shahzada Dawood was the vice-chairman of the Engro Corporation, and a director of the Shahzada Dawood Hercules Corporation.

Shahzada Dawood had been on the board of the Engro Corporation since 2003.

Shahzada Dawood became the vice-chairman of Engro in October 2021.

Shahzada Dawood had invested in finding growth opportunities through mergers and acquisitions in textiles, fertilizers, foods, and energy in public-listed companies.

In 2012, Shahzada Dawood was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum.

Shahzada Dawood had spoken at the United Nations in 2020 on the occasion of International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

From 1996 to 2023, Shahzada Dawood had been a trustee of the family-foundation, The Shahzada Dawood Foundation, which focused on education.

Shahzada Dawood had been focused in efforts to provide mental health support to people hit by the pandemic in Pakistan.

Shahzada Dawood was a trustee of Engro Foundation, a member of the Global Advisory Board for Prince's Trust International, a charity founded by Charles III, and a board member of the SETI Institute.

Shahzada Dawood became a Maltese citizen in 2016, reportedly through an Individual Investor Programme.

Media reports indicate that Shahzada Dawood had a keen interest in investigating natural habitats and renewable energies.

Shahzada Dawood was described as a "photography enthusiast", particularly passionate about wildlife photography and exploring different natural habitats.