Fajer Rabia Pasha
Pasha was born in Pakistan in 1984 and moved to the United Kingdom with her family in 2000. She registered Inspired Sisters, a social enterprise, in 2003 in Manchester. Due to her extensive work, innovative approach and deep knowledge of challenges faced by women, Fajer's work quickly gained recognition in England. Through Inspired Sisters Fajer set up and lead many initiatives of Education, Entrepreneurship and Employment to help women and marginalized communities out of poverty. Fajer actively served on various Charity board in England and remained engaged at policy level work representing the Civil Society and BAME. Fajer then moved back to Pakistan in 2013 with intention to serve Pakistan and to help bring much needed change. Since then she joined Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education as the Executive Director and raised the organisation from scratch to improve the status of Girls Education in Pakistan through policy, advocacy, mentoring and community lead programs. Fajer is also founding member of Hum Pakistan - working on National Cohesion and Youth Development and actively supports women entrepreneurship. Fajer's commitment to bring social change through education. Her work for entrepreneurship and social justice has been recognised at many forums including the 2019 Coat of Arms for services to communities in UK & Pakistan. Fajer Rabia for her Inspired Sisters initiative received the award as young Inspiring Women by Lord Mayor of Manchester 2019 Leadership Fellow – Society of Leaders, St George’s House Windsor Castle 2018. She also received recognition Plaque by the Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir and Pakistan 2012 APPS UK Charity Award 2011. She also have been holding following: 
Future 100 Social Entrepreneur Award 2011,
Highly Commended National Young Director Award 2010, 
Northwest Young Inspiring Women Award 2010, 
Manchester Young Director Award 2010, and
Northwest Young Director Award
Career
Fajer Rabia Pasha (born 1984) is the executive director of Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education