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CURRICULUM VITAE
Mr. AKBERKHAN MISRIKHAN SARGUROH
Life dates:
Born 2nd May 1923 Panhalje, India,
Died 27th February 2009 Hampstead,
CURRICULUM VITAE
Mr. AKBERKHAN MISRIKHAN SARGUROH
Life dates:
Born 2nd May 1923 Panhalje, India,
Died 27th February 2009 Hampstead,
Resident in Cricklewood, Brent NW2 for 52 years
MANAGEMENT PROFILE:
Managing director of a manufacturing company; community organisation work, local authority councillor
TECHNICAL PROFILE:
Bachelor Science in Chemistry ( Bombay University, Royal Institute of Science ) – BSc. Honours degree
EMPLOYMENT / VOCATIONAL WORK HISTORY (In Reverse Order)
LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT, London HA0
1990-94 & 1998-2002
Job Role: Ward Councillor & Deputy Mayor
( 2001 / 2002 )
Committees: Education, Arts & Libraries, Social Services, Housing, Youth Services, Pensions committee, Pension Funds, Scrutiny Committee.
I proposed homework studies in libraries, Collective Surgeries & Clinics. I campaigned for nurses pay, and the reinstatement of community and sports centres. Additionally, I supported more children’s nurseries as well as concentrating on community needs in education, social welfare, youth arts and sports activities. I am an active member of the Brent & Harrow Co-operative Society. Brent council has representation on outside bodies such as the London Arts Board ( local authority forum ), Welsh Harp committee, Ealing Family Housing association, Metropolitan Police committee on which I was a representative member.
Kokni Muslim Welfare & Youth Organisation
1972 to Present
Trustee and Past Chairperson ( various periods )
I am a leading member of the above organisation which devotes itself to the Kokni community ( originally from the west coast of Maharashtra state in India – but with Diaspora world-wide including all the UK ) in terms of promoting the welfare of families in terms of housing, education, sporting, health, cross-cultural contacts as well as employment and all other matters in modern life. The organisation has its headquarters in Willesden, London N W 10 paid for by subscription from members, council grants, donations, and lottery funding. My management expertise has been used in many of the income and grant applications issues, as well ( at present ) in the general management of the centre ( e.g. rental, utilities, maintenance, and member database etc ). The membership numbers in thousands and I am deeply involved in co-ordinating the many activities of this association. I introduced the Art & Sports Festivals, Health Seminars, and integration between various communities:
Kokni Muslim Welfare & Youth Organisation
I instigated women’s committees, luncheon clubs, children’s activities, hospital visits, and generally was concerned with welfare of UK-based families. I helped in the association with other Asian and black women organisations. I am a life member of the Brent Indian Association, and an advisor to local community centres.
Gladstone Park Sports Club, London NW2
1996 to Present
Job Role: Chairperson
The above organisation is an affiliation of local junior schools, sports clubs, and community centres. It caters for local communities of Cricklewood, Dollis Hill and other council wards in the London NW2 areas, which have a mixed cultural background. The centre supports outdoor & indoor games, judo etc. within a 4 mile radius. Our management committee had an initial “encouragement” grant of £60,000 from the London Marathon charitable trust towards funding of changing rooms, toilet facilities etc. The Parks department of Brent Council has assigned £100,000 ( with support also from the lottery fund ) to Gladstone Park facilities that the centre uses. The project will be completed in April 2004.
Baking Equipment Ltd, London NW2
25, Sheldon Road ( now Sylvan Grove NW2 )
Industrial Estate,
1967 to 1992
Job Role: Owner and Managing Director
I founded my own bakery equipment company in London which has supplied large bakery groups such as Allied Bakeries, Lyons, Northern Foods, as well as numerous other smaller catering and confectionery companies throughout the UK. The company was solely managed by myself with up to 8 workers (at peak) producing new designs in Bakery Tinware, Stainless Steel products. The company also had a training scheme for young people in sheet metal work, offered free of charge (and without government aid). I retired from the business in 1992.
KLENZO Products Distributor,
Ossett, Yorkshire
( London Region base )
1953 to 1967
Job Role: General Manager
I undertook the distributorship for Klenzo degreaser products in the London & S.E.England regions for products mainly used for industrial cleaning purposes ( e.g. Bakeries, Transport Depots, cleaning contracts ). Using my chemical background I developed a non-caustic decarboniser for bakeries & motor engines, a product safe for white metals and aluminium etc., which resulted in industry –wide recognition and much kudos to myself and the company. This business provided the basis for the future Baking Equipment company that I founded later.
Lansil,( Manufacturer of Acetate Rayon )
Lancaster, Lancashire
1947 to 1950
Job Role: Research Chemist
I won the sponsorship of Sirsilk Hyderabad construction company in Nizam of Hyderabad (south) for foreign training and research into rayon products at Lansil Lancaster. I worked my way up through all plants to become chief chemist in the Rayon division controlling many technicians and projects as part of my duties. However, the scheme was abandoned 2 years after Indian independence.
From 1950 to 1953 it was a fallow period for me in which I searched in vain for similar research roles, eventually turning up in London. After some period of temporary & vocational work I took the distributor agency for Klenzo ( see above ).
Camp Dapoli Secondary School,
Dapoli, Maharashtra State,
India
1946 to 1947
Job Role: Science Schoolteacher
I left the civil supply job to help my uncle at Camp Dapoli where the first secondary muslim school was founded for the local 3 counties.
Government of India
Ministry of Supply
Anti –Hoading / Profiteering
Division.
1944 to 1946
Job Role: Civil Supply Inspector
My role involved the detection, prosecution of anti-hoading measures of the above ministry in conjunction with the police in the Bombay, Maharashtra region. After a certain period I was prosecuting my own cases in courts of law, while at the same time studying at a government law college.
Bombay University,
Royal Institute of Science,
1941 to 1944
role: Student
I studied for a B.Sc Honours in Chemistry / Physics at this prestigious university.
I helped to get the poor hindu and schedule ( untouchables ) students into muslim schools in the local villages in my home district. In general I helped the hindu and muslim students get scholarships and grants in Bombay.
Managing director of a manufacturing company; community organisation work, local authority councillor
TECHNICAL PROFILE:
Bachelor Science in Chemistry ( Bombay University, Royal Institute of Science ) – BSc. Honours degree
EMPLOYMENT / VOCATIONAL WORK HISTORY (In Reverse Order)
LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT, London HA0
1990-94 & 1998-2002
Job Role: Ward Councillor & Deputy Mayor
( 2001 / 2002 )
Committees: Education, Arts & Libraries, Social Services, Housing, Youth Services, Pensions committee, Pension Funds, Scrutiny Committee.
I proposed homework studies in libraries, Collective Surgeries & Clinics. I campaigned for nurses pay, and the reinstatement of community and sports centres. Additionally, I supported more children’s nurseries as well as concentrating on community needs in education, social welfare, youth arts and sports activities. I am an active member of the Brent & Harrow Co-operative Society. Brent council has representation on outside bodies such as the London Arts Board ( local authority forum ), Welsh Harp committee, Ealing Family Housing association, Metropolitan Police committee on which I was a representative member.
Kokni Muslim Welfare & Youth Organisation
1972 to Present
Trustee and Past Chairperson ( various periods )
I am a leading member of the above organisation which devotes itself to the Kokni community ( originally from the west coast of Maharashtra state in India – but with Diaspora world-wide including all the UK ) in terms of promoting the welfare of families in terms of housing, education, sporting, health, cross-cultural contacts as well as employment and all other matters in modern life. The organisation has its headquarters in Willesden, London N W 10 paid for by subscription from members, council grants, donations, and lottery funding. My management expertise has been used in many of the income and grant applications issues, as well ( at present ) in the general management of the centre ( e.g. rental, utilities, maintenance, and member database etc ). The membership numbers in thousands and I am deeply involved in co-ordinating the many activities of this association. I introduced the Art & Sports Festivals, Health Seminars, and integration between various communities:
Kokni Muslim Welfare & Youth Organisation
I instigated women’s committees, luncheon clubs, children’s activities, hospital visits, and generally was concerned with welfare of UK-based families. I helped in the association with other Asian and black women organisations. I am a life member of the Brent Indian Association, and an advisor to local community centres.
Gladstone Park Sports Club, London NW2
1996 to Present
Job Role: Chairperson
The above organisation is an affiliation of local junior schools, sports clubs, and community centres. It caters for local communities of Cricklewood, Dollis Hill and other council wards in the London NW2 areas, which have a mixed cultural background. The centre supports outdoor & indoor games, judo etc. within a 4 mile radius. Our management committee had an initial “encouragement” grant of £60,000 from the London Marathon charitable trust towards funding of changing rooms, toilet facilities etc. The Parks department of Brent Council has assigned £100,000 ( with support also from the lottery fund ) to Gladstone Park facilities that the centre uses. The project will be completed in April 2004.
Baking Equipment Ltd, London NW2
25, Sheldon Road ( now Sylvan Grove NW2 )
Industrial Estate,
1967 to 1992
Job Role: Owner and Managing Director
I founded my own bakery equipment company in London which has supplied large bakery groups such as Allied Bakeries, Lyons, Northern Foods, as well as numerous other smaller catering and confectionery companies throughout the UK. The company was solely managed by myself with up to 8 workers (at peak) producing new designs in Bakery Tinware, Stainless Steel products. The company also had a training scheme for young people in sheet metal work, offered free of charge (and without government aid). I retired from the business in 1992.
KLENZO Products Distributor,
Ossett, Yorkshire
( London Region base )
1953 to 1967
Job Role: General Manager
I undertook the distributorship for Klenzo degreaser products in the London & S.E.England regions for products mainly used for industrial cleaning purposes ( e.g. Bakeries, Transport Depots, cleaning contracts ). Using my chemical background I developed a non-caustic decarboniser for bakeries & motor engines, a product safe for white metals and aluminium etc., which resulted in industry –wide recognition and much kudos to myself and the company. This business provided the basis for the future Baking Equipment company that I founded later.
Lansil,( Manufacturer of Acetate Rayon )
Lancaster, Lancashire
1947 to 1950
Job Role: Research Chemist
I won the sponsorship of Sirsilk Hyderabad construction company in Nizam of Hyderabad (south) for foreign training and research into rayon products at Lansil Lancaster. I worked my way up through all plants to become chief chemist in the Rayon division controlling many technicians and projects as part of my duties. However, the scheme was abandoned 2 years after Indian independence.
From 1950 to 1953 it was a fallow period for me in which I searched in vain for similar research roles, eventually turning up in London. After some period of temporary & vocational work I took the distributor agency for Klenzo ( see above ).
Camp Dapoli Secondary School,
Dapoli, Maharashtra State,
India
1946 to 1947
Job Role: Science Schoolteacher
I left the civil supply job to help my uncle at Camp Dapoli where the first secondary muslim school was founded for the local 3 counties.
Government of India
Ministry of Supply
Anti –Hoading / Profiteering
Division.
1944 to 1946
Job Role: Civil Supply Inspector
My role involved the detection, prosecution of anti-hoading measures of the above ministry in conjunction with the police in the Bombay, Maharashtra region. After a certain period I was prosecuting my own cases in courts of law, while at the same time studying at a government law college.
Bombay University,
Royal Institute of Science,
1941 to 1944
role: Student
I studied for a B.Sc Honours in Chemistry / Physics at this prestigious university.
I helped to get the poor hindu and schedule ( untouchables ) students into muslim schools in the local villages in my home district. In general I helped the hindu and muslim students get scholarships and grants in Bombay.
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