Noaman Abdul Majid

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Noaman Abdul Majid is an Economist, Geopolitical Analyst and Social Development Expert. He is the CEO of WIXEMAN GLOBAL, a strategy consulting firm practicing in GCC and Pakistan. He has worked with and advised development finance institutions, public sector entities and non-government organizations in many countries on financial services, international joint ventures, economic and social development-related projects. He is a Fellow Chartered Management Accountant from the UK, Fellow Chartered Accountant from Pakistan, a Chartered Islamic Finance Professional from Malaysia and Masters’s in Economics from Karachi University. He tweets at @NoamanAmajid.

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