Ahmed Dawood

Ahmed Dawood
احمد داؤد
Ahmed Dawood; احمد داؤد
	Ahmed Dawood
Born	15 March 1905; Bantva, Bantva Manavadar, British India
Died	2 January 2002 (aged 96); Karachi, Pakistan
Resting place	Mewa Shah Graveyard; 24°21′29″N 67°02′17″E / 24.358°N 67.038°E
Nationality	British Indian (1905–1947); Pakistani (1947–2002);
Years active	1920–2002
Known for	Patriarch of the Dawood Group; leading Pakistani Businessman in the 1950-60s; Founder of The Dawood Foundation (TDF)
Title	Chairman
Term	1947–2002
Successor	Hussain Dawood
Spouses	; Aysha (m. 1923; died 1933) Mariam Bai (m. 1940)
Children	5, including Hussain
Relatives	Abdul Razak Dawood (nephew)
Awards	Hilal-e-Khidmat (1962); Baba-e-Ittehad (1986);

Ahmed Dawood (15 March 1905 – 2 January 2002) was a Pakistani industrialist and philanthropist. Dawood founded several companies and The Dawood Foundation (TDF), which established the Dawood College of Engineering and Technology (renamed Dawood University of Engineering & Technology after being granted the status of a university in 2013).

Ahmed Dawood احمد داؤد
Ahmed Dawood
Born	(1905-03-15)15 March 1905 Bantva, Bantva Manavadar, British India
Died	2 January 2002(2002-01-02) (aged 96) Karachi, Pakistan
Resting place	Mewa Shah Graveyard 24°21′29″N 67°02′17″E / 24.358°N 67.038°E / 24.358; 67.038
Nationality	British Indian (1905–1947) Pakistani (1947–2002)
Years active	1920–2002
Known for	Patriarch of the Dawood Group leading Pakistani Businessman in the 1950-60s Founder of The Dawood Foundation (TDF)
Title	Chairman
Term	1947–2002
Successor	Hussain Dawood
Spouses	Aysha (m. 1923; died 1933) Mariam Bai (m. 1940)
Children	5, including Hussain
Relatives	Abdul Razak Dawood (nephew)
Awards	Hilal-e-Khidmat (1962) Baba-e-Ittehad (1986)