CEO OUTREACH PROJECT

After joining Foster, the second project assigned to us was CEO OUTREACH. It was a group project. My group members were Samaviya and Ali Hassan. Initially, we were confused that how those bigger authorities would ready to meet us. But when we started our project, it become easier for us to reach them. It is said that

“Keep going until your efforts start to make things better in your hometown.”

So, first we took appointments from Gondal Group of Industries and DPO Gujrat. But unfotunately both these appointments got canceled. And we left bare handed. And now it was just one day left to submit our project and we were worried too either we would complete it or not.

At last we geared up and again tried our best to reach the CEOs of the famous companies. This time, we succeeded in our efforts and we got three appointments. First we went to the Burhan Flour Mills. Here we met the director of the company due to the absence of CEO. It was very great experience there. He welcomed us warm heartily and offered many drinks to us but we just agreed on juice. Than we asked basic questions about him and the company’s products. Later we also visited the whole company.

Secondly, we visited Edhi Center of Gujrat. Here we met the head of the center Mr. Ehsan Ilahi. He also greeted us warmly. We talked about his struggles in life and the challenges, he faced in running this department.

Than we also visited Service Industry and Suzuki Center in Gujrat. And these were also the great and very informative meetings. In the end,we learned a lot from these visits.

What about your CEO project??

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