The British Asian Trust has announced the appointment of The Honourable Haider Zameer Choudrey FCA, as the latest member of its Fellow group. He joins a distinguished group of Fellows including Manoj Badale OBE, Aatif Hassan, Tom Singh OBE and Chris Mathias.
Haider Choudrey is Chief Executive Officer of Bestway Group and a committed philanthropist whose work is deeply rooted in the Bestway Group’s long-standing commitment to charitable giving. As a Trustee of the Bestway Foundation, Haider has supported a wide range of initiatives that focus on delivering real, measurable impact centred on education, health, poverty relief and community development.
His dedication to philanthropy is informed by a strong academic grounding, having studied at Eton College and the University of Cambridge. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and is widely regarded for combining disciplined leadership with a strong sense of social responsibility.
The Honourable Haider Zameer Choudrey said: “Our philanthropic work has taught us that real change comes from partnerships built on trust, innovation and accountability. The British Asian Trust embodies these principles and I am delighted to support their efforts to drive measurable impact for vulnerable communities across South Asia.”
Hitan Mehta, Chief Executive of the British Asian Trust, said: “We are delighted to welcome The Honourable Haider as a Fellow. His deep commitment to philanthropy and his belief in meaningful, outcome-driven giving align closely with our mission. We are incredibly grateful to Haider and Bestway Group for their continued interest in supporting the Trust’s vital work.”
About the British Asian Trust
The British Asian Trust was founded in 2007 by His Majesty King Charles III (then The Prince of Wales) and a group of visionary British Asian business leaders. Since then, we have reached almost 19 million people.
It runs programmes across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka support life-changing work in the areas of mental health, education, livelihoods, child protection and conservation.