Kamran Ghani is a Patron of the World Memon Organisation and a business entrepreneur who began his career in Dubai in 1995. He holds an MBA from the University of Lincolnshire and Humberside, United Kingdom, and is known for integrity, responsible entrepreneurship and ethical practice.

A former Chairman Overseas of the Supreme Council of the All Pakistan Memon Federation, he is also a Trustee of Memon Medical Institute and currently serves as WMO President, where he has expanded membership and mobilised record donations. His commitment to service is inspired by his father, Mr Abdul Ghani Suleman, a long-serving Bantva Jamat leader and Deputy President of the All Pakistan Memon Federation.

His vision is to unite Memons worldwide through a global census, transparent charitable support, employment and financial independence, housing for families in need, and a Global Memon Network connecting professionals, entrepreneurs, students and community leaders.

Shabana Abdul Razzak is a Trustee of the World Memon Organisation and an entrepreneur holding a BSc in Marketing from South Eastern University. Born into the fourth generation of a leading gold trading family, she is a certified grader of diamonds, coloured stones and pearls from IGI.

Inducted into the corporate world under the guidance of her late father, Haji Abdul Razzak Yakoob, she was entrusted with the group’s retail business and took it to new heights through her expertise in gems and jewellery.

Connected with WMO since its inception, she introduced the Ladies Wing and later served as Chairperson of the Global Ladies Wing, bringing many women forward to make positive contributions to society.

Her vision is a stronger, more united, future-ready WMO that preserves heritage and values while embracing innovation. As Deputy President, she would strengthen global unity, encourage greater participation from women and youth, and promote education.

Arsalan Arif Nara is a Life Member of the World Memon Organisation, an entrepreneur and Certified Lead Motivational Trainer holding an MPhil and ACCA and CA (intermediate) qualifications. His journey began in 2008, when he re-launched the Jetpur Memon Association Youth Wing. He went on to serve WMO as Youth Executive, first International Youth Chairman (2013), Regional Treasurer of the Pakistan Chapter (2020-2023) and Regional Secretary since 2023.

He has strengthened administrative and financial systems, introduced and enhanced the ERP system at WMO Pakistan Chapter, improved donor reporting, and supported youth training and residential conferences. He contributed to the Rozgar Scheme and is a founding member of the Memon Education Monetary Foundation.

His vision centres on a stronger constitution, transparency and accountability, digital administration, international recognition, chapter coordination and youth leadership, to build a united, accountable and relevant WMO.

Muhammad Imran Panaawala is a Patron of the World Memon Organisation and a Barrister-at-Law and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales. Principal of IP Solicitors, London, he began his legal career in Pakistan in 1999 before moving to the United Kingdom in 2003.

He has served the Memon community since 1997 through the Jetpur Memon Association, Khatiawar Cooperative Housing Society, All Pakistan Memon Federation, Memon Association UK and WMO. He joined WMO as a Life Member in 2005, served as regional Secretary for Europe from 2012 to 2018, then as President of the WMO Europe Chapter until October 2023.

His vision is to “Transform Zakaat Recipients into Zakaat Givers.” His priorities include publishing “WMO’s Silver Jubilee Journey,” pursuing appropriate United Nations affiliation, wider UK recognition, a Complaints and Support Cell, a Professional Help Desk, and a Business Opportunities Desk.

Muhammad Iqbal Tabani is a Trustee of the World Memon Organisation and Director of the Tabani Group. He holds a B.Com, LL.B. and A.I.B.P. and arrived in Dubai over 44 years ago. He spent 26 years with Habib Bank AG Zurich, where he headed Accounts Operations, Anti-Money Laundering and legal recovery of bad debts.

For the past 18 years he has been involved in real estate investment and construction in Dubai, Karachi and Canada, specialising in finance, legal and anti-money laundering matters, with human resources added.

Associated with WMO as a Trustee since 2006, he worked alongside respected seniors including Haji Abdul Razzak, Haji Abubaker Pardesi and Haji Abubaker Shaikhani. He previously served as Treasurer of the Middle East Chapter and is now Treasurer.

His vision is a stronger, self-sustaining WMO with the financial strength, governance and long-term planning to undertake larger initiatives, while bringing the younger generation into its work.

Abdul Razzak Osman Hingora is a Life Member of the World Memon Organisation and a businessman serving as a Company Director.

He is a Past Vice President of the Memon Association of Sri Lanka, having served from 2013 to 2016, and has been Regional Treasurer of the WMO Far East Chapter. He also serves as Team Leader for Education of the WMO/MASL Permanent Zakat Committee.

Currently the Deputy Treasurer, he brings experience in financial responsibility, education and community welfare at both national and regional levels.

His professional background as a Company Director complements this service, giving him a practical understanding of business and financial management that is valuable to the role of Deputy Treasurer.

His vision is simple and sincere: to serve and uplift the Memon community and mankind as a whole, reflecting the WMO ideal of serving mankind.

Yunus Goolam Hoosen Suleman is a Trustee of the World Memon Organisation and a Director of Sulfam Holdings (Pty) Ltd, a property investment company. A senior chartered accountant with over 35 years in the auditing profession, he holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) from UKZN and an Honours B Compt from UNISA.

His career spans Arthur Andersen and KPMG, where he rose to become Chairman in 2007. He is a former Deputy Chairman of the Independent Regulatory Board of Auditors and Chairman of Enactus.

Within the community, he is a founding Trustee of the Sandton Islamic Association and a Trustee of the WMO Charitable Foundation, where he served six years as Treasurer and transformed its accounting policies and platform.

His vision is an integrated governance structure between the board and regions, stronger oversight by the Board of Trustees, preservation of Memon cultural roots, a global B2B strategy, and a sustainable investment strategy.

Shoaib Ismail Mangroria is a Trustee of the World Memon Organisation and CEO and Director of Premier Cables (Private) Limited. A science graduate with post-graduate studies in polymer sciences, he leads the company’s strategy and its technical direction, from concept to innovation in products and operations. He is an active member of the IEEE, Wire Association International (USA) and International Wire and Machinery Association (UK).

Associated with WMO since its inception at the 2001 and 2002 Memon International Conventions, he has served as Assistant Secretary General and Vice President of the Pakistan Chapter, Secretary General of WMO, and currently as Deputy Chairman of the WMO Board of Trustees.

His voluntary service includes Memon Medical Institute, the All Pakistan Memon Federation, Okhai Memon organisations, and past presidency of Rotary Club Karachi.

His vision focuses on education, healthcare and housing, including a Memon University under WMO.

Dr. Shiraz Suleman is a Trustee of the World Memon Organisation Charitable Foundation and a specialist physician holding an MD. He also earned an executive MBA from Harvard Business School and serves as CEO of Hasfaan Holdings and Chairman of the Board of Halo Health.

He currently serves as Secretary of the WMO Board of Trustees, having previously been Assistant Secretary, and is an Advisor to Muslims for Excellence (MAX). He has attended meetings regularly and helped promote WMO in North America and globally.

A lifelong philanthropist and advocate for education, he has funded a Muslim girls’ university scholarship for several years, supported Muslim food banks in Canada, and, with WMOUS, sponsored a leadership camp for Muslim high school students in Toronto.

His vision is captured in three words: “Educate, Educate, Educate.” He believes the Memon community can become a strong contributor to the wellbeing of all Muslims and all humanity.

Ehsan Haji Amin Gadawala is a Trustee of the World Memon Organisation and a businessman holding an S.Y. J.C. (Com.) qualification. He is a Director of the ALA Group, BIBI Group and FAM Recycling, and Chairman and Trustee of the Haji Amin Gadawala Foundation Trust.

In the recycling industry, he serves as a Director of the Metal Recycling Association of India (MRAI) and as an Ambassador of the Bureau of International Recycling (BIR).

His community service includes serving as a Trustee of the Muslim Middle School Trust in Dhoraji and of the Nandkuvarba Zanana Charitable Hospital in Dhoraji. He is also Vice President of Markazu Saqafathi Sunniyya in Calicut, Kerala.

His vision for WMO centres on education for every Memon child, a healthy Memon community, a global Memon business network, a youth leadership mission, women’s empowerment and entrepreneurship, and a digital Memon global directory.