About
Shoaib Khan is a veteran businessman and noted humanitarian based in Toronto, Ontario. A graduate of York University, he is known for creating profitable new enterprises and nurturing other entrepreneurs to achieve success. Some areas where Shoaib operates include business consultation, investment and venture capitalism, and charitable and philanthropic matters.
As the founder and CEO of Clearoute Inc., one of Canada’s premiere consulting agencies, he presides over an organization that specializes in providing high-tech solutions to new entrepreneurs and established companies. Clearoute Inc. offers consultation services in digital infrastructure, branding, marketing, risk management, and strategic planning. Established in 1999, Clearoute Inc. offers creative and highly customized action plans to a prestigious roster of clients, including Google, Sprint, Dell, Pepsi, and General Motors.
Shoaib Khan is the founder and CEO of M Worldwide Inc., a privately held investment and private equity firm with more than one billion dollars of investments. M Worldwide also has stakes in real estate, technology, media, marketing, and consumer goods ventures. Outside of these holdings, M. Worldwide Inc. concentrates on corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, and public offerings. The company maintains a presence not only in North America, but also in Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and China.
As the creator of Humaniti, a globally-minded charity, it is Shoaib Khan’s role to manage the organization’s funds and direct its resources to places where it can do the most good for people in genuine need. Humaniti’s most recent missions have revolved around dispatching aid to areas of the world afflicted by war and natural disasters, with a particular focus on providing medical relief to children. Its stated mandate is to combine “the vibrant forces of entrepreneurship, innovation, and collaboration to solve the world’s most monumental challenges”. Or, as Shoaib puts it, “to etch a positive mark on the fabric of humanity.”