Parveen Hassan is the Chair of West Midlands Strategic Migration Partnership Regional Women’s Issues Group for new migrant communities, refugees and asylum seekers; addressing social inclusion; served as Faith Advisor for Government Office for London.

Parveen is a former Director of Muslim Women's Network UK where she advised the board on strategies and governance as Treasurer. She is former Trustee of Birmingham Community Integration Partnership, a charity which supported women services from new migrant communities, refugees and asylum seekers accessing employment skills, leadership and learning development.

Dedicated to public service with exceptional recognition; she was finalist GG2 Leadership and Diversity Awards 2009 for Civil Servant of the Year and Asian Achievers Awards 2009 AAA Gold Woman of the Year; in developing service provision and policies, to support diverse communities in addressing violence against women.

She actively supports Bangladeshi professional networks and charity events for social purpose. An ambassador for her professional work in the community; Parveen was recently interviewed on Brit Asia TV on successful Asian women. She was also on the British Bangladeshi Who's Who List 2010 and 2011 for her wider contributions to the British Bangladeshi community.


Parveen won Best Female Employee of the Year at the British Asian Hafta Awards 2009.

She is part of the regional executive West Midlands Conservative Women's Organisation as Area Chairman (Birmingham Heartlands), ensuring women voices are heard and influenced within the Conservative Party and founder of Conservative Women's Hub, leading the campaign to collectively share views of Conservative women in and out of Parliament.

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Parveen is the author of British Companion available on Amazon and Kindle, released on 1st April 2011.