 |
|
 |
| Our trustees Azeem Ibrahim – Trustee and Chairman UNITY Chairman Azeem Ibrahim was brought up in Glasgow. In recent years, he has turned himself into a highly successful and wealthy businessman which has recently seen him being inaugurated into the Sunday Times Scots Rich List. Much of Azeem’s time is now devoted to charitable works, of which UNITY is the latest. In particular, he is intent on building a £1m endowment for his Benevolence Fund, which gives Bosnian students a postgraduate education in Europe that they then use to help their home communities. Azeem has also set up PURIFI, a charity that aims to get clean drinking water to those who need it most, principally in Sudan and other parts of Africa. At the heart of the solution is a unique, advanced drinking-water disinfectant without by-products, side effects or undesired hazards. Na’eem Raza – Trustee and Secretary Glaswegian Na’eem Raza is a member of the Scottish Interfaith Council and founder of Scotland's Muslims Consultancy, MEEM. He currently runs this diversity consultancy, offering training, policy review and consultation. Clients include The Scottish Parliament, The Scottish Executive, Strathclyde Police and Perthshire Council. Na’eem has a background in Health and Safety, Quality monitoring and as a business advisor for the Inland Revenue. He is highly motivated, with a particular strength in managing teams and projects. |
 |