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FARZANA BADUEL
CURZON PR
KHAWAR MANN
Apax Partners
khawar mann is a partner and co-head of apax partners the
healthcare team. he has been based in the london office since joining
apax partners in 2003. khawar has led/participated in a number of
key deals including General healthcare Group ltd, capio, Unilabs,
apollo hospitals and marken. he serves as a board member or
observer on all of these companies.
farzana Baduel is the founder and director of curzon pr.
She has represented clients including mohammad Jawad,
subject of an oscar winning documentary 2012, Saving face,
and the Ukrainian Government. She is currently the editor
at large and contributing editor on art, interiors and
fashion for epicurean life magazine; as well as a
contributing editor for Bond magazine.
prior to founding curzon pr, farzana was the Vice-chair of
conservative Business relations, a conservative party
Business forum. She has also served as the Vice chair of club
24, a debriefing and fundraising initiative for leading women
ppc’s (parliamentary prospective candidates).
prior to joining apax partners, khawar was the chief Business officer
of weston medical Group plc, an innovative medical devices business.
prior to that, khawar was a lawyer at linklaters in london and hong
kong, specialising in healthcare and corporate finance.
khawar is chairman of mosaic, the charity that inspires and mentors
young people in some of the most deprived areas in the Uk. he is also
the managing trustee of the Graham layton trust (Glt), the charity
that provides free eye care in pakistan.
khawar holds a master’s degree in medical Sciences and law from
cambridge University and also an llm master of law. he has an
mBa from the wharton School, University of pennsylvania, where he
was a thouron and fulbright scholar.
farzana currently sits on the committees of Seva mandir, the
children’s trust (mad hatters event,) Soham for kids, and
women 2 win. previous committees include the fSB and the
institute of directors (london).
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