FICCI signs MoU with Mind Mapper for FICCI Leadership Academy
Through this partnership, Mind Mapper Bangladesh will serve as FICCI’s knowledge partner
The Foreign Investors' Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has entered into a partnership with Mind Mapper Bangladesh (MMB) to deliver leadership development programs under its flagship initiative, the FICCI Leadership Academy.
The MoU was signed today at the FICCI office by Ala Uddin Ahmad, member of FICCI Board of Directors, and Ejazur Rahman, CEO of ISCEA Asia and managing director and lead coach of Mind Mapper Bangladesh, on behalf of their respective organisations, reads a press release.
Through this partnership, Mind Mapper Bangladesh will serve as FICCI's knowledge partner, helping design and deliver customised, and future-focused trainings that address market skill gaps and bring forward high-demand topics that equips Bangladesh's workforce with the skills and insights needed to thrive in today's dynamic business landscape.
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Speaking at the event, Ala Uddin Ahmad said, "This partnership will enable FICCI to deliver rich and tailored learning and development programs for professionals and aspiring leaders. Wider corporate and business communities will also benefit from the knowledge and experience of industry leaders including senior executives of FICCI member companies apart from expert trainers. FICCI aims to harness the power of global best practices and expertise to strengthen the human capital of Bangladesh."
"The FICCI Leadership Academy reflects our commitment to building future-ready leaders in Bangladesh. Through this initiative, we aim to bridge skill gaps, inspire innovation, and empower professionals to thrive in a rapidly evolving business world," added Rubaba Dowla, member of the FICCI Board of Directors.
Sharing his excitement, Ejazur Rahman remarked, "This partnership opens an exciting new chapter for us. It's about combining strengths to create real impact for professionals and organisations in Bangladesh and beyond. We couldn't be more thrilled to take this journey together."
The signing ceremony was attended by senior officials from both FICCI and Mind Mapper Bangladesh.
