Habib University to Feature Sarah Munir in Entrepreneurship Talent Program Session

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Habib University is set to host an engaging session under its Entrepreneurship Talent Program, bringing students face-to-face with Sarah Munir, CEO of Invest2Innovate (i2i). The event, titled “Future Paths: Choosing Entrepreneurship,” is scheduled for Thursday, September 18, 2025, at Ideal Commons, Habib University, during the Golden Hour from 1:00 PM to 2:15 PM.

The session is designed to inspire students who are curious about entrepreneurship, offering real-world insights, mentorship, and encouragement for those considering it as a career path. With a focus on entrepreneurship as both a professional choice and a catalyst for change, the program emphasizes the importance of innovation, resilience, and vision in shaping future leaders.

Sarah Munir brings a wealth of experience to the discussion. A Fulbright scholar and storyteller, she has more than 15 years of expertise spanning journalism, global media, and venture support. She has worked with leading outlets including The Guardian, Al Jazeera, BuzzFeed, and Forbes, and has collaborated with major Silicon Valley companies such as Meta and X. Since 2020, she has been deeply involved in supporting Pakistani startups by guiding them in areas of growth, strategy, and marketing. Her work is marked by a commitment to fostering innovation and creating meaningful impact in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

The Entrepreneurship Talent Program at Habib University continues to serve as a platform for students to engage with experienced professionals, expanding their understanding of what it takes to succeed as entrepreneurs. Events like this provide a unique opportunity for young minds to connect with industry leaders, gain perspective on the challenges of entrepreneurship, and explore ways to contribute to Pakistan’s startup ecosystem.

By hosting conversations with individuals actively shaping entrepreneurial landscapes, Habib University underscores its role in nurturing the next generation of innovators. The presence of a speaker like Sarah Munir ensures that students not only receive inspiration but also practical insights into the dynamics of building ventures in Pakistan and beyond.

With entrepreneurship playing a growing role in shaping the country’s economic and social future, such initiatives highlight the importance of connecting education with real-world practice. The session is expected to leave students with a deeper appreciation of the possibilities that entrepreneurship offers and the mindset required to pursue it effectively.

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