Mr. M.J.M. Shuaib has consistently demonstrated excellence, professionalism, and leadership throughout his career in accounting and advisory services. With over 17 years of progressive experience across leading organizations in Sri Lanka, he has built a reputation for integrity, financial expertise, and governance excellence. Currently serving as Senior Accountant at Wazeer & Co., Lanka Pvt Ltd and Euro West Exports SL (Pvt) Ltd, he manages complex financial operations, oversees multi-currency systems such as QuickBooks Enterprise, and ensures compliance with both local and international accounting standards. His career spans key positions, including Senior Accountant at All Ceylon Jamiyyathul Ulama (ACJU), where he contributed to enhancing financial transparency in one of the country’s largest Islamic institutions. He has also worked in trade, export, and advisory sectors, bridging financial management with corporate governance. His dual expertise in corporate governance and Shariah governance—a subject he researched deeply in his Master’s studies at the University of Sri Jayewardenepura—sets him apart as a professional uniquely qualified to guide organizations in both ethical and financial performance. Shuaib’s academic journey demonstrates his commitment to lifelong learning. He holds a B.Sc. in Business Administration, a Master of Professional Accounting (MPAcc), and professional memberships such as Member of CPM Sri Lanka, Master Financial Planner (GAFM), and Life Member of AATSL. These credentials, along with his recognition as a Justice of Peace (All Island), reflect his dedication to professional and social responsibility. Beyond technical expertise, Shuaib is also an educator and mentor, serving as a visiting lecturer at YA Education Institute, where he shares his knowledge with future accountants and finance professionals. His contributions as a social worker with ACJU highlight his belief in giving back to society by promoting financial literacy and ethical practices. Shuaib’s achievements include successfully implementing financial systems, guiding companies through governance improvements, supporting business expansion through accurate reporting, and mentoring young professionals. His balanced approach—combining technical skill, ethical values, and leadership—has had a measurable impact on both organizational performance and the wider community. In recognition of his outstanding service in accounting and governance, his academic contributions, and his leadership in ethical financial management, Shuaib is a deserving candidate for the WONE Global Awards 2025. His journey reflects not only professional success but also a commitment to excellence, integrity, and innovation in the global financial landscape.

Over the past two years, I have contributed significantly to both organizational performance and advisory impact in the Sri Lankan export and financial sectors: 1. Financial Growth & Stability At Euro West Exports SL (Pvt) Ltd, I streamlined accounting operations, implemented stronger internal controls, and optimized cash flow management for cross-border transactions. Managed multi-currency accounts in QuickBooks Enterprise, enabling accurate reporting and better foreign exchange management, which contributed to stronger financial stability. Supported the company’s growth in the spice export sector (pepper, arecanut, star anise) by ensuring smooth financial compliance with Indian and Middle Eastern markets. 2. Advisory & Governance Impact Provided advisory on corporate governance and Shariah governance frameworks, drawing from my postgraduate research at the University of Sri Jayewardenepura, helping businesses integrate ethical and transparent financial practices. Assisted in structuring trade deals with Indian vendors, ensuring financial compliance with both Sri Lankan and Indian regulatory requirements. 3. Market Reach & Client Services Supported export operations serving clients in India, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific markets, with shipments amounting to significant foreign exchange earnings for Sri Lanka. Helped strengthen vendor relationships by ensuring timely settlements, transparency in transactions, and accurate reporting. 4. Professional Development & Knowledge Sharing Continued teaching as a visiting lecturer at YA Education Institute, mentoring the next generation of accountants and finance professionals. Provided voluntary financial guidance to community organizations under the All Ceylon Jamiyyathul Ulama (ACJU), promoting financial literacy and ethical business practices. 5. Performance Metrics (where applicable) Improved reporting timelines by 30% through system optimization. Reduced financial discrepancies in reconciliations by over 40% through stronger controls. Supported export volumes that contributed to year-on-year revenue growth of ~15–20% in Euro West Exports.