Syed Mohsin Ahmed has been associated with the Pakistan Microfinance Network since its creation as a legal entity in 2001. He was promoted to General Manager in 2006 and is now heading the management team as the CEO. He put in place a strong management team with internal control systems ensuring that PMN continues to perform as a cutting edge entity. He is a Chartered Management Accountant and is trained on microfinance and leadership from the Boulder MF Training Program and HBS-Accion leadership program.

He oversees the publication of the state of the industry report Pakistan Microfinance Review and is tasked with promoting investment in the sector by establishing linkages with both local and international investors. In this regard, he interacts closely with the commercial banks, DFIs, Microfinance investments Vehicles and other financial institutes. Ali is a graduate of London School of Economics.

He looks after the secretarial matters, financial reporting, investment management and budgeting at the PMN. Previously he has experience in assurance and business advisory services from prestigious Accountacy Firms, including A.F.Ferguson & Co., a member firm of PricewaterHouseCoopers (PwC). His additional responsibilities include but are not limited to coordinating audit functions, liaising with external regulators and advisers in statutory and regulatory matters, administration of the company's pension scheme, insurance and cash and fixed assets management.

He is responsible for managing Human Resource and Administrative matters. His experience involves project management, sectoral policy development, and research in education as well as technical and vocational skills development in the development sector. He holds a Masters in Economics from Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad.

Saman Farhan is a seasoned program management professional with extensive experience in research, policy advocacy, and stakeholder engagement. Currently serving as Senior Manager of Programs at Pakistan Microfinance Network, she leads initiatives focused on financial inclusion, gender mainstreaming, and economic empowerment. Saman's expertise spans working with government bodies, international organizations, and grassroots communities to deliver impactful projects. She has successfully managed donor relationships, conducted fieldwork, and developed strategic insights for product development and policy dialogue. With a strong background in qualitative research and public health, Saman is dedicated to driving meaningful change through innovative solutions

Tayyab Saqib is a dedicated professional with a solid track record in research. He has conducted and implemented research studies across various regions in Pakistan, demonstrating a keen ability to transform raw data into actionable insights. Tayyab currently serves as Manger Research with Pakistan Microfinance Network, where his contributions are instrumental in shaping strategies and policies for the microfinance sector. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from LUMS.