

Curious first, strategic always
I study Marketing at Siddheswari College under the National University, with a focus on consumer behaviour and market research.
My learning runs alongside real responsibility: I founded Mango Bangladesh to sell seasonal fruit in Dhaka, and I teach more than 65 students at Nexus Coaching Center.
Those experiences keep my perspective practical — listen carefully, communicate clearly, and build trust through every interaction.
Ideas earn their keep on delivery
At Mango Bangladesh, I manage the full customer journey myself — sourcing, pricing, promotion, orders, delivery, and support across Facebook, Instagram, and direct sales.
In three weeks, the business completed 15+ orders, generated more than BDT 25,000 in sales, earned BDT 5,000+ in profit, and retained 5–8 repeat customers.
— practical selling, communication, and business development experience.



The tools, sharpened on purpose
My toolkit combines marketing fundamentals with the practical skills needed to move an idea from conversation to customer — clearly, carefully, and with purpose.
Where the time has gone
- 2026 — Now
Founder — Mango Bangladesh
Running a seasonal-fruit business in Dhaka, handling sourcing, pricing, promotion, orders, delivery, and customer support.
- 2025 — Now
Senior Teacher — Nexus Coaching Center
Teaching 65+ students, preparing assessments, tracking progress, communicating with guardians, and mentoring learners.
- 2024 — 2028
BBA — Major in Marketing
Studying at Siddheswari College, National University, with relevant coursework in Consumer Behavior and Market Research.
— certifications include NSDA Food and Beverage Production, Level 3, plus training in presentation, communication, Microsoft Office, money management, and phonetics.


The life around the work
A portfolio is not only what gets built. It is also the places, people, and quiet seasons that shape the person doing the building.
Thoughts, ideas, and the questions underneath
Every Friday at 9 PM, a new essay on philosophy, creativity, and the ideas I keep returning to. Read it here, or let it arrive in your inbox.
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