Uttara University had the distinct honour of hosting an inspiring session with Syed Alamgir, a renowned international corporate leader, former CEO of Meghna Group (FMCG), and current Managing Director & CEO of Akij Ventures Ltd. The event, which took place on January 14, 2025, in the University’s Conference Room, was organized by the Brand and Communication Team. The session was graced by the Honorable Chief Guest Professor Dr. Eaysmin Ara Lekha, Vice Chancellor of Uttara University.

During the session, Mr. Alamgir shared invaluable insights drawn from his extensive experience in the corporate sector, offering practical guidance on several key aspects of career development. He discussed how individuals can grow in the corporate world, providing advice on mapping out a successful career and strategically planning professional growth. Additionally, Mr. Alamgir shared his perspective on the importance of becoming an effective manager, emphasizing leadership skills and the ability to guide teams to success. He also focused on critical thinking and problem-solving, highlighting how these skills are essential for navigating challenges and making sound decisions under pressure. One of the key takeaways from the session was his advice on staying confusion-free and maintaining clarity, even when faced with difficult decisions, which resonated deeply with the audience.

The session was highly engaging, with Mr. Alamgir’s personal anecdotes and experiences offering a real-world perspective that inspired students to reflect on their own career paths. Following the talk, Mr Alamgir visited the Admission Fair for Spring 2025, where prospective students had the chance to explore academic programs and learn more about opportunities at Uttara University.

This event was a remarkable success, providing students with valuable tools to prepare for their careers and inspiring them to aim for excellence in both leadership and decision-making. Uttara University remains committed to hosting such knowledge-sharing events, which bridge the gap between academia and industry and empower students to pursue successful careers in the global workforce.