About

I'm currently pursuing my BBA at Jahangirnagar University, after finishing higher secondary with a perfect GPA in business studies. Outside of class, my education has mostly run in both directions, books then buyers.

For the past few years I've managed my family trading business and my family agricultural operation, which means I've learned more about inventory, budgeting and supplier relationships from the ledger than from the syllabus.

Beyond the Resume

Most of what's on this site reads like a record roles, dates, credentials. This page is the margin notes: the parts of how I think and work that don't fit neatly into an experience entry.

I'm a marketing student, but I came to marketing sideways through years of watching how trade actually happens, before I ever studied it as theory.

Photography

My one real hobby is photography. I like it for the same reason I like marketing done well: both are about noticing what's actually there the right light, the right moment, the detail everyone else walks past and deciding what's worth pointing at.

It's become a kind of training for attention. Framing a shot and framing a message aren't as different as they sound. Learn more

The Education Story

Before I sat in a marketing classroom, I sat in on conversations about pricing, trust, and timing the everyday mechanics of my family's trading and agricultural operations. Markets, to me, were a lived thing long before they were a subject.

Studying marketing formally has been less about learning something new and more about finding language and structure for things I already had an intuition for why a customer hesitates, why a brand earns loyalty, why timing a decision matters as much as the decision itself.

Values

Practicality over polish

Growing up around a working trade business means I trust what actually gets results over what merely sounds impressive.

Attention as a discipline

Photography taught me that noticing carefully is a skill, not a talent and it's one I try to bring to every piece of work.

Trust is the real currency

In trading and in marketing alike, reputation compounds slowly and breaks quickly. I try to work in a way that earns it.