Mr. Anis Khan Satti is currently a member of The Governing Body of Lawrence College, Murree, who was appointed as Pakistan's Delegate to the United Nations in 1978 and he served as a Presidential Envoy in 1980. He is perhaps the only Pakistani who never became an American citizen after living in America for over 58 years, but kept his Pakistani citizenship.
Anis Khan Satti attended Lawrence College, Murree from 1948 to 1955, where he did his Senior Cambridge & Higher Senior Cambridge. He was appointed the Head-boy in 1953 and served as the Head-boy in Lawrence College in 1953, 1954 and 1955.
After a nationwide competition, he was selected to represent Pakistan in the 1956 World Youth Forum in the United States, which consisted of fifty students from fifty countries.
Mr Anis Khan Satti completed his studies at Colgate University, Hamilton, New York, where he was elected President of the Student Body. He was the first foreigner to hold this position in a major University in the United States.
After completing his education, he, along with his partners, set up a financial publishing business on Wall Street, which consisted of magazines, newspapers, conferences and seminars on finance. Institutional Investor continues today as a successful financial publishing enterprise. Its fast rise to success and fame made Time Magazine referring to the Company as the “Wonder Boys of the Wall Street".
Anis Khan Satti also took part in the 1985 elections as a candidate for the National Assembly from NA 50 (previously NA 36).
