Walking Home, Omar Khan’s new memoir following Sawdust Castles, pays tribute to the power of family, relationships, and the idea of home.
Starting his life in Lahore as a young adult in the area of performing arts, Khan abandoned an artistic career due to familial pressure in favour of a career in banking. This is the beginning of a global and personal journey. As the fortunes of the bank rise, so does his career. Khan attempts to balance his taxing role, while desperately maintaining the equilibrium between his aging parents, an ailing sister, and a growing family.
When the institution he spent seventeen years of his life is brought down by the complex international politics of the time, Khan succumbs to a period of protracted anguish. He weathers his internal storm through his indefatigable courage and the unshakeable support and resiliency of his wife Fauzia and his children.
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Omar Khan was born in Bareilly, India in 1946 and migrated to Pakistan in 1947 during the Partition of the Indian Subcontinent. After completing a Master's degree in English Literature from Government College, Lahore, he dabbled in the performing arts but soon transitioned into the international banking industry. His more than forty year career as a senior executive took him to live and work around the world. He and his wife Fauzia reside mostly in Toronto. Married for 53 years, they are the proud parents of 3 children and two grandchildren.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Walking Home, Omar Khan's new memoir following Sawdust Castles, pays tribute to the power of family, relationships, and the idea of home.Starting his life in Lahore as a young adult in the area of performing arts, Khan abandoned an artistic career due to familial pressure in favour of a career in banking. Boarding a plane for the first time after starting his banking position, he was taken away from everything he knew - family, friends, his young wife, and infant daughter - to land in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and join a burgeoning institution: The Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI). Fueled by the oil boom UAE was on the brink of change. Khan is catapulted into a world of kings and sheikhs, falconry and polo matches amongst the wealthiest people on the planet.This is the beginning of a global and personal journey. As the fortunes of the bank rise, so does his career. Khan attempts to balance his taxing career, while desperately maintaining equilibrium between his aging parents, an ailing sister, and a growing family that joins him from the UAE to the Philippines, Hong Kong, South Korea and eventually Canada.Khan is assigned to head the BCCI's Canadian operations as CEO, Canada, a land far removed from his experience in Asia. The institution he spent seventeen years of his life is brought down by the complex international politics of the time. BCCI becomes fodder for the media, it's name smeared across the front pages of major publications across the globe.Succumbing to a period of protracted anguish, Khan weathers his internal storm through his indefatigable courage and the unshakeable support and resiliency of his wife Fauzia and his children. Walking Home, Omar Khan's new memoir following Sawdust Castles, pays tribute to the power of family, relationships, and the idea of home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781069380166
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