Leading Women of MGH- Mashiat Faria Noor

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Mashiat Faria Noor,
Head of Human Resources,
MGH Group


“Being someone who never wanted to settle in to comfort and instead wanted to face challenges, I always had a clear vision of my career path which I knew I wanted to achieve despite all obstacles,” said Mashiat Faria Noor.
Currently, Mashiat is heading the Human Resources Department of MGH Group, working on talent acquisition, policy development, and career counseling besides the training and development of existing talent in the company.
Mashiat started off as a Management Trainee (HR) for the Freight Forwarding division of MGH Group. But soon she moved on to the Food and Beverage section and then eventually became the Head of HR for the Group.
“Being in HR, I need to be able to manage different people. The same thing doesn’t work on everyone and thus, learning to effectively communicate with everyone from new candidates to head of departments and finding solutions to complex issues by keeping an open mind is the key to being successful in my field."
MGH nurtures a highly diverse and inclusive work culture and provides excellent opportunities for growth. Unlike most companies, MGH provides its employees with endless opportunities and be a part of major projects from the very beginning of their career. It has always been an equal opportunity employer and therefore now has a diverse team of women who are leading, pioneering and excelling in their respective fields.
As a piece of advice to aspiring female professionals Mashiat believes being firm and clear about where they want to go, realizing that strategies can change but as long as the end goal remains the same, one will always find a way to be successful in their career.

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