Waheed Wain Incubation Center

The Waheed Wain Incubation Center (WWIC) opens doors of opportunities for young entrepreneurs by providing a platform where their ideas can blossom through coaching, mentorship and commercialization support, networking opportunities, access to potential investors and help in accelerating and scaling-up of startups to successfully businesses.

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About Waheed Wain

Abdul Waheed Wain was a self-made leading businessman of Sargodha. Born on 14 august 1928, he spent his early years in Bhopal, where his father worked as a Legal Counsel. His father’s death in 1946 and migration to Pakistan after partition, were life transforming events for him.

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Almost 64% of Pakistan’s population is below 30 years and of this 29% is between the ages of15 to 29. This youth bulge is one of the biggest in the world. In a rapidly aging population globally, our youthful population is an asset. However, with high unemployment amongst the educated youth, a lack of competitive edge in skills and an alarming incidence of stunted growth in our children, this very asset can easily become a liability.

The Wain Foundation and the i2c Inc., itself a youth dominated company, are committed to channelizing energies of the youth towards constructive and productive activities. They are convinced that our youth has the potential to be agents of change and self-reliance in Pakistan. Pakistan has an impressive pool of talented youth in Pakistan who are looking for opportunities and facilities to transform their innovative ideas into successful enterprises. The Wain Foundation in collaboration with the University of Sargodha has established Waheed Wain Incubation Center with state-of-the-art facilities aimed at stimulating spirit of entrepreneurship, giving free rein to innovation, and unleashing forward looking ideas to nurture successful businesses. The WWIC is a pioneering collaborative effort between a private sector company and public sector university. The incubation center opens doors of opportunities for young entrepreneurs by providing a platform where new ideas can blossom, through dedicated coaching, professional mentorship, and commercialization support. It also offers networking opportunities, access to potential investors and venture capitalists and help in scaling up startups. The WWIC basically seeks to help young entrepreneurs in transforming their dreams into reality.

WWIC offers
  • Custom-built state-of-the-art facilities in a safe and secure environment of the University in the center of the city.
  • Most modern equipment, including computers, networking equipment, high speed Internet, conference rooms with online conference facilities, LED displays, sound bars etc.
  • Offices, meeting rooms, colabs, product display facilities and workstations, all fully equipped and furnished to provide an excellent work environment.
  • Dedicated and professionally trained staff to coach the incubates in-line with a carefully developed syllabus and work-plan.
  • External resources comprising experts in various fields of business development/entrepreneurship are engaged for lectures.
  • Representatives from industry, the Chambers of Commerce and related government regulatory authorities, are also invited for talks.
  • Potential investors/venture capitalists are introduced to the incubates who are assisted in negotiating agreements from the legal point.
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Incubates’ Testimonials

Nutraholics

Driven by their passion to eradicate malnutrition, Shazil Ali Pasha and Muhammad Usman Nasir talk about their nutraceutical startup that formulates organic dietary supplements and how WWIC helped them find the right connections and right resources to help us grow.

Eagle Waste Management

Malik Amir Awan, founder of Eagle Waste Management, shares how his door-to-door waste collection service has experienced exponential growth since joining WWIC. He also shared his plans to set up a waste recycling plant to convert waste into useful products. He urges aspiring entrepreneurs to leverage the opportunities WWIC offers to turn their business into a success story.

MR Data Lab

Muzammil Rajpoot, owner of one of Pakistan’s 10 data recovery labs, highlights the invaluable support from WWIC in scaling his startup and services. From networking opportunities to building credibility with the WWIC logo, the Incubation Center has been a key driver of the company’s growth.

Nutriwinner

Fatima Zafar, founder of Nutriwinner, a nutraceutical startup, highlights WWIC’s pivotal role in scaling her business. From pitch preparation to mastering financial statements, WWIC provided crucial mentorship at every step, driving their success.

Glam On

Najam ul Hassan shares how his app, Glam On, aims to connect personal care service providers with users across Pakistan, with plans to expand globally. He credits WWIC’s mentorship, connections, and legal support for turning his vision into reality.

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    Collaboratively find solutions!

    My startup focuses on improving English language proficiency for competitive exams such as CSS and PMS. When I joined this incubation center, I initially expected to work on my project alone. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that we operate as a community here, with people coming together to discuss various issues and collaboratively find solutions.
    Hafiza Marfa Maqsood Incubatee – WWIC
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    Engaging the global target audience!

    My startup is about creating and selling NFTs, and a notable challenge I faced was that my target audience is not limited to local areas but extends internationally. Initially, I lacked the knowledge on how to reach and explore this global market. However, the trainers and mentors played a vital role in guiding me to devise effective strategies for reaching and engaging the global target audience.
    Danish Sarwar Incubatee – WWIC
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    Incredibly caring and supportive!

    I was diagnosed with diabetes and felt really down because I couldn’t afford the medicines and regular check-ups. I heard about this healthcare facility and decided to visit to see if they could help. The dispensary and the staff there are incredibly caring and supportive. They prioritise and care for every patient, providing them with the necessary medicines.
    Perveen Younus Dispensary Patient
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    Education is every child’s right!

    I believe that education is every child’s right regardless of gender. I am a daily wager and for me to put food on the table and bear any medical expense is more than what I can afford. The Wain Foundation gave us this opportunity otherwise it was almost impossible to send my children to school.
    Nadeem Ali School Student’s Father
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    Helping the ones in need!

    Working in high-end hospitals has never quenched my thirst for being able bring change in the society, but now that I am working for Wain Foundation, I feel so satisfied that my pledge is put in utilization in helping the ones in need.

Waheed Wain

Abdul Waheed Wain was a self-made leading businessman of Sargodha. Born on 14 August 1928, he spent his early years in Bhopal, where his father worked as a Legal Consul. His father’s death in 1946 and migration to Pakistan after partition, were life transforming events for him. Undaunted by the challenging times, Waheed and his brother Rashid Wain started a modest business in Sargodha, where the Wain family had decided to settle. Sheer hard work, excellent customer relations and ethical business practices, paid off and the business prospered. Waheed Wain later branched off and established another outlet, Mehwar Electronics. He quickly transformed it into the busiest and most trusted name in electronics and a big brand dealership, in and around Sargodha. Expansion to other major cities was there for the asking but Waheed chose to follow his heart, preferring contentment over monetary gains. He remained rooted in Sargodha till he lost his epic battle against cancer, in September 2012.

Waheed Wain was generosity, kindness, contentment and empathy personified. He measured success not in terms of financial gains but in the number of lives he touched and transformed. He never hoarded success and shared it generously, giving credit for it to others. He was epitome of honesty and integrity, and his word was as good as a legal document. In his own way he was very progressive in outlook and readily gave space to others to grow and prosper. Despite his own successes and the stellar achievements of his son, Amir Wain, CEO of i2c Pakistan Pvt Limited, Waheed Wain remained humble and unassuming. Waheed Wain celebrated life in his own way with a child-like capacity to enjoy simple things in life. Always a generous philanthropist, he helped individuals and organizations quietly without hurting anyone's dignity or self-respect. He always encouraged and financially supported his wife, Begum Tahira Waheed Wain, in her social welfare projects relating to women education and economic empowerment, free healthcare for the underprivileged communities, and garbage collection and disposal.