Aamir Munir
Aamir Munir
Finance Director
Aamir is the Finance Director for iMMAP Inc., based in Washington, D.C., United States. He oversees the organization's overall cash and financial management, providing strategic leadership to ensure financial stability and compliance.
With over 28 years of experience in finance, analysis, audit, and accounting, Aamir brings a wealth of expertise to his role. Before joining iMMAP Inc., Aamir served as a financial analyst and accountant with USAID in Pakistan for 18 years, managing an annual program cycle with a portfolio exceeding 2 billion USD. Prior to that, he worked as the chief accountant for the International School of Islamabad for four years and as a senior associate in the audit and business assurance services department of Deloitte for four years.
Aamir holds a master’s degree in business administration (Finance) from the International Islamic University of Islamabad, Pakistan, and hold a fellow membership of Public Financial Accountants of Pakistan. He has completed various USAID trainings and also holds multiple certificates including “Fiscal Decentralization and Local Governance” from Georgia State University, the “Emerging Leadership Program” from the Federal Executive Institute in Charlottesville, VA, a “Public Financial Management” workshop by the IMF, and “Design, Implementation, and Negotiation of Local Solutions” in Pretoria, South Africa.
With over 28 years of experience in finance, analysis, audit, and accounting, Aamir brings a wealth of expertise to his role. Before joining iMMAP Inc., Aamir served as a financial analyst and accountant with USAID in Pakistan for 18 years, managing an annual program cycle with a portfolio exceeding 2 billion USD. Prior to that, he worked as the chief accountant for the International School of Islamabad for four years and as a senior associate in the audit and business assurance services department of Deloitte for four years.
Aamir holds a master’s degree in business administration (Finance) from the International Islamic University of Islamabad, Pakistan, and hold a fellow membership of Public Financial Accountants of Pakistan. He has completed various USAID trainings and also holds multiple certificates including “Fiscal Decentralization and Local Governance” from Georgia State University, the “Emerging Leadership Program” from the Federal Executive Institute in Charlottesville, VA, a “Public Financial Management” workshop by the IMF, and “Design, Implementation, and Negotiation of Local Solutions” in Pretoria, South Africa.