Asad ali khan

Former cricketers and renowned commentators Ramiz Raja and Asad Ali Khan have been nominated as members of the Board of Governors for the Pakistan Cricket Board by Prime Minister Imran Khan, it emerged on Friday. According to an official notification, the premier, in his capacity as the patron-in-chief of the PCB has nominated the two former players to the board for a period of three years. The development follows days of speculation over the appointment of the PCB chief, with Raja being one of the hopefuls and reports of the likelihood of outgoing PCB chairperson Ehsan Mani being asked to serve another term as his current one ended on Wednesday. Raja’s nomination lends some validity to the latter. A day earlier, Ramiz Raja asserted that he had accepted the post of Pakistan Cricket Board chairman, as per Cricbuzz. “The aim is to reset Pakistan cricket’s GPS and will be in pursuit of excellence,” Ramiz Raja was quoted by the website as saying. Three days earlier, he had told the website, after meeting the prime minister, “I have given him (Imran Khan) my plans. He will make a call.” Days after meeting with Prime Minister Imran Khan, Ehsan Mani Thursday excused himself from continuing to work as the PCB chairman. In a telephone call, Mani confirmed to Geo News that he is not interested in working as PCB chairman anymore. When asked if he has suggested any name for the coveted post, he replied that the details for it will be released by Prime Minister Office. Responding to an...

Asad overseas the management and development of S&P Global Commodity Insights' RCMA (Refinery cost, margin and analytics model) that focuses on refinery crude slates, modeling of yield shifts from refinery capacity additions, updates in crude supply, and changes in global crude and product pricing. He heads the refining and marketing data teams for RCMA to ensure that all regional input and insights are incorporated into the final published deliverables. With more than 13 years of direct experience working with various top oil refineries in the Americas, Middle East and South Asian region, he has assessed, identified and implemented various optimization opportunities. In his prior role before S&P Global, Asad worked as a senior consultant for oil refineries, where he conducted assessments of a number of refineries in North America and identified more than USD 150 Million annualized potential optimization opportunities and successfully had them implemented without any capital investment. Recently, he completed the Refinery - Petrochemical Integration in RCMA and now he is currently working on carbon emissions evaluations. Asad holds an MBA in Finance, a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering and specialization in linear programming. • Oil Markets, Midstream, and Downstream • Chemical • Economics • Auto Shows • Base Oils and Lubricants • Biodiesel • Biofuel Markets • Butane • Capital Construction Costs • Carbon Markets & Pricing • Chemical Company Strategies and ...