Brigadier Sher Shah (Retired) is a seasoned defence, governance, and corporate leadership professional with over four decades of experience across military command, strategic planning, administration, corporate affairs, and institutional management. He served for 32 years in the Pakistan Army in senior leadership, logistics, training, policy, and welfare rolls, and later held key academic and administrative positions at the National Defence University and NUST Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies. He also served as Company Secretary at Fauji Fertilizer Company and FFC Energy Limited. Currently, he is serving as Executive Director at FMPAC, contributing to policy coordination, stakeholder engagement, and strategic institutional leadership.
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Executive Director
Fertilizer Manufacturers of Pakistan Advisory Council
Jul 1, 2017 – Present
Islamabad, Pakistan
Responsibilities: Leads strategic coordination, policy communication, and institutional representation for Pakistan’s fertilizer sector.
Engages with government bodies, industry stakeholders, and corporate leadership on sectoral matters and regulatory concerns.
Supports organizational governance, advisory functions, and high-level administrative decision-making.
Company Secretary
Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited
Jul 1, 2013 – Jun 30, 2017
Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Responsibilities: Managed Board and Committee meetings, corporate records, minutes, compliance matters, and official correspondence.
Advised the Board on governance practices, regulatory requirements, corporate disclosure, and stakeholder communication.
Coordinated with directors, shareholders, SECP, government offices, corporate bodies, and investor-related stakeholders.
Associate Dean
National University of Science and Technology
Aug 1, 2009 – Jul 30, 2012
Islamabad, Pakistan
Responsibilities: Managed academic and administrative operations related to peace, conflict, and international affairs programmes.
Supervised academic activities, institutional coordination, and programme-related management.
Supported research, training, and higher-level academic engagement for students and professionals.
Associate Professor
National Defence University
Aug 1, 2004 – Jul 30, 2007
Islamabad, Pakistan
Responsibilities: Conducted training for senior civil and military officers on national policy, security, and strategic studies.
Contributed to policy formulation, strategic dialogue, and institutional academic planning.
Supervised research on local, regional, and global security and strategic themes.
Brigadier
Pakistan Army
Aug 1, 1979 – Jul 30, 2011
Pakistan
Responsibilities: Served in senior leadership, command, management, logistics, administration, and training assignments.
Managed personnel administration, welfare, discipline, operational planning, procurement, and protocol duties.
Led policy implementation, inter-departmental coordination, resource management, and large administrative teams.
