E-Club Forms New Executive Committee President Abdullah Safi And General Secretary Rabeya Khatun Lucky

Entrepreneurs Club of Bangladesh (E-Club), one of the country's organisations representing entrepreneurs, has formed its new executive committee for the 2027–2028 term. The new leadership has taken responsibility with a commitment to making the organisation's activities more dynamic and well-structured, strengthening collaboration among entrepreneurs and playing an active role in social development initiatives.

Abdullah Safi has been named President, while Khosru Ahmed Rony will serve as Senior Vice President. Arifur Rahman Bhuiyan has been appointed Vice President (Partnerships), Md Hasan Ekram Ahmed as Vice President (Brand and Rewards), Sumaiya Haque as Vice President (Public Relations and Media), and Nusrat Rubaiya as Vice President (Sponsorship).

Rabeya Khatun Lucky will serve as General Secretary, Shabnaz Dithi (Mishti) as Assistant General Secretary, Sabrina Parvin Khan as Organising Secretary, Sayeka Haque as Secretary (External Affairs), and Shaik Rashadul Bari Iqbal as Office Secretary. 

Other members of the committee include Hasnat Jahan, Director of the 'Vinnata' Project; Farzana Akter, Director of Legal Affairs and Dispute Resolution; Honufa Akter, Director of the 'Prosar' Project; Kazi Borhan Uddin, Director of Research and Publication; Sharmin Jahan, Director of Membership Services; Dr Saad F. Ahmed, Director of Training and Development; and Yasmin Akter Arabi, Director of Women Empowerment. Habibullah Khan has also been appointed as a Director.

Founded in 2017, E-Club received registration from the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms (RJSC) in 2018. Since its inception, the organisation has been working to create opportunities for skill development, business networking, training, experience sharing and mutual cooperation among grassroots, emerging and established entrepreneurs across the country.

As part of these efforts, the organisation has introduced two special programmes, 'Vinnata' and 'Prosar', to support and develop grassroots entrepreneurs.

Under the new leadership, E-Club will focus on strengthening its organisational capacity, developing members' skills, expanding effective communication and collaboration among entrepreneurs, and launching new initiatives. The committee also aims to broaden the organisation's involvement in women's empowerment, knowledge and experience sharing, and social welfare activities.

With a combination of youthful energy, professionalism, responsibility, and collective leadership, the new executive committee is expected to bring fresh momentum to E-Club's activities during the 2027–2028 term. It will work towards creating an entrepreneur-friendly environment and making a positive contribution to the progress of the country's entrepreneurial community.