Textile Institute of Pakistan

TIP Launches Its First Regional Alumni Outreach Chapter – Lahore

Strengthening Alumni Connections. Expanding Industry Engagement. Inspiring Future Generations.

The Textile Institute of Pakistan (TIP) is proud to announce the establishment of its first Regional Alumni Outreach Chapter – Lahore, marking an important milestone in strengthening alumni engagement and expanding the Institute's presence beyond its campus.

The chapter has been established through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mr. Sarim Mehmood (Batch 2010), Founder & CEO of Fruit of Sustainability, who will serve as the Regional Alumni Outreach Chapter Lead – Lahore. This initiative reflects TIP's commitment to building stronger relationships with its alumni while creating meaningful opportunities for outreach, industry collaboration and community engagement.

MoU signing ceremony – TIP Regional Alumni Outreach Chapter, Lahore
About

About the Regional Alumni Outreach Chapters

The Regional Alumni Outreach Chapters are alumni-led, voluntary platforms established to strengthen connections between TIP, its graduates, prospective students and industry stakeholders across different regions.

Working closely with the Institute, these chapters will support initiatives such as:

  • Alumni networking and engagement
  • Student outreach and admissions awareness
  • Industry-academia collaboration
  • Professional networking opportunities
  • Mentorship and career guidance
  • Community-building initiatives that strengthen the TIP alumni network

Each chapter operates in collaboration with TIP and supports the Institute's vision while promoting its values and strategic priorities within its respective region.

The Chapter

TIP Regional Alumni Outreach Chapter – Lahore

As TIP's first Regional Alumni Outreach Chapter, the Lahore Chapter will serve as a platform to connect alumni across Punjab, strengthen relationships with industry, promote the Institute within the region and support prospective students interested in pursuing higher education at TIP.

The Chapter will facilitate alumni networking events, outreach initiatives, industry engagement activities, mentoring opportunities and collaborative programmes that contribute to the continued growth and visibility of the Textile Institute of Pakistan.

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Mr. Sarim Mehmood

Batch 2010
Founder & CEO – Fruit of Sustainability
RoleRegional Alumni Outreach Chapter Lead – Lahore
Region CoveredLahore & Punjab
Regional Chapter Lead

As the Chapter Lead, Mr. Sarim Mehmood will serve as the focal person for alumni engagement, outreach initiatives, networking activities and industry collaboration within the Lahore region. Alumni interested in becoming involved with the chapter, participating in future activities or supporting TIP's outreach efforts are encouraged to connect with him.

Contact

Chapter Contact Details

📍 Location 40 B 4 Wapda Town, Lahore
📧 Email [email protected]
Mobile 0320 4527861
Get Involved

Join the Growing Alumni Network

The launch of the Lahore Chapter marks the beginning of a broader Regional Alumni Outreach initiative. Over time, TIP aims to establish additional chapters across Pakistan and internationally, creating a vibrant network of alumni who remain actively connected to their alma mater and contribute to its continued success.

If you are a TIP alumnus interested in establishing a Regional Alumni Outreach Chapter in your city or country, we would be delighted to hear from you.

Together, we can strengthen our alumni community, build meaningful industry partnerships, support future generations of students and continue shaping the future of the Textile Institute of Pakistan.

For institutional coordination or to explore establishing a new chapter, please contact the Office of Alumni Affairs, Textile Institute of Pakistan
Email: [email protected]

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Salman Nini

Proprietor

Nini Corporation

My time at TIP was truly transformative, significantly contributing to both my personal and professional growth. The rigorous academic environment, coupled with supportive faculty and diverse extracurricular opportunities, helped me develop essential skills such as leadership, communication, and critical thinking. I plan to give back to TIP by offering guidance and sharing my professional experiences to help students succeed. By leveraging my network, I aim to create opportunities for internships, guest lectures, and industry partnerships. Additionally, I will support scholarships and other initiatives that enhance the student experience. I am committed to helping TIP continue to thrive and shape future generations.

Ali Kazmi

Director Marketing

SM Denim Mills Pakistan

I owe a significant part of my professional success to my alma mater, the Textile Institute of Pakistan, where I earned my BSC Hons in Textile Sciences. The knowledge and skills I acquired during my time at TIP laid the foundation for my rapid career growth. The institute’s strong industry connections and emphasis on practical learning provided me with a unique edge in the job market.
Within a short span, I achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming the youngest General Manager of Marketing in the industry at just 28 years old. Today, as a Director of Marketing for the past five years, I continue to excel in my field, leveraging the expertise and confidence instilled in me by my education at TIP.
I am forever grateful to my alma mater for shaping my career trajectory and enabling me to reach new heights.

Sarim Mehmood

CEO and Founder

Fruit of Sustainability

TIP is not just a university but a unique community that enabled me to walk on paths not previously taken, initiate new ventures, and drive change. It was at TIP that I found a nurturing environment filled with mentors who inspired me, peers who challenged me, and resources that empowered me. This support system was instrumental as I led organizations in C-level leadership roles at a very young age, gaining experiences that would have been unimaginable without the foundation laid by TIP. Eventually, this journey led to the founding of Fruit of Sustainability, Pakistan’s first tech company specializing in digital social and environmental due diligence SaaS platforms which is set to revolutionize the Textiles and Apparel Industry in Pakistan. The entire journey is deeply and profoundly attributed to TIP.

Kashif J. Abbasi

Deputy General Manager, Retail Operations & Business Development

Sapphire

The time I spent at TIP campus had been the most important part of my career. It has given me confidence to achieve something that i used to believe as impossible. TIP has been a multicultural institute where I got the opportunity to engage with people of various cultural backgrounds from across Pakistan. We were valued, pampered and sculptured for the country’s textile industry. Due to the high quality of education and personal brought up I received at TIP, I am being valued today in the textile industry.

Hassan Essani

Regional Head

Outfitters

It’s an honor for me to be associated with TIP from the first day in this gigantic place till I graduated. Graduating from this prestigious institute constituted my launching point in the textile industry and though I’m very well off on my way there. My gratitude to the teachers and the institute as I’ll always believe they had an immense significance in getting me where I am today.

Urooj Mughal

Deputy General Manager

IDEAS HOME

An unwavering commitment to excellence, coupled with the dedication of the faculty, equipped me with the knowledge, skills, and passion necessary to thrive in the dynamic world of textiles. I am filled with immense gratitude for the pivotal role Textile Institute of Pakistan has played in shaping my career and professional growth.

Ch. Haziq Ahmed

Co-founder

Kravemart

Entering the Textiles Institute of Pakistan back in ’05 kicked off my journey to where I am today. It wasn’t just about hitting the books; it was the whole vibe. The professors? They were like our industry sherpas, mixing theory with real-world stories that got us buzzing about business. They didn’t just teach; they inspired. And outside class? It was a hub of creativity and teamwork, where we bounced ideas off each other and dreamed big. The institute didn’t just give me skills; it lit a fire in me to tackle anything that came my way. So, yeah, big shoutout to my alma mater for shaping me into the entrepreneur I’ve become.