Tariq Chauhan · Group CEO of EFS Facilities Services · Author
Tariq Chauhan is an investor, philanthropist, and entrepreneur based in the UAE. As the Co-founder & Group CEO of EFS Facilities Services Group in Dubai, he has established himself as a prominent figure in the industry. A Harvard alumnus, he was recently named one of the most powerful businessmen in the UAE by Forbes in 2021. Additionally, Tariq holds key roles on the boards of UAE- India Business Council (UIBC) – UAE Chapter and Emerge Workforce Development Edtech Advisory.
Tariq’s impact extends to societal well-being through corporate social responsibility initiatives. Tariq’s dedication to philanthropic and humanitarian endeavors was recognized with an Honorary D.Litt. from the University of Science and Technology Meghalaya.
Praise for Getting to Resilient Mode
Tariq Chauhan is committed to promoting worker welfare interests, and a portion of the ‘Getting to Resilient Mode’ book royalties will be dedicated to this cause.
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Impact Driven Engagement
Tariq has always believed in the grand vision of building a billion-dollar organization while incorporating the holistic good of all stakeholders. A place where his team, family and stakeholders could come together, providing opportunities to learn, grow, and be a part of an institution with long-standing sustainability.
Furthermore, he firmly stands by his principles of making an impact through proactive efforts on employee welfare, social, economic, and environmental good.
And this also brings us to his work with the Abhaar Worker Welfare Foundation. A CSR initiative of the EFS Group, spearheaded by Tariq that aims to resolves the many challenges and woes that face the unskilled and semi-skilled migrant workforce in the Gulf Region. This includes improving living and working conditions, better remunerations, holistic social needs, microfinancing and much more.