Bangladesh is now more connected with global investment markets
As announced by the World Business Angels Investment Forum, Imran Fahad, Founder and CEO Inspiring Bangladesh, has been appointed as International Partner for Bangladesh.
International Partner Fahad to represent Bangladesh at the Grand Assembly of the World Business Angels Investment Forum. The
inclusion of Bangladesh in WBAF provides a wide range of opportunities for
Bangladesh’s start-ups, scale ups and high growth businesses... moreBangladesh is now more connected with global investment markets
As announced by the World Business Angels Investment Forum, Imran Fahad, Founder and CEO Inspiring Bangladesh, has been appointed as International Partner for Bangladesh.
International Partner Fahad to represent Bangladesh at the Grand Assembly of the World Business Angels Investment Forum. The
inclusion of Bangladesh in WBAF provides a wide range of opportunities for
Bangladesh’s start-ups, scale ups and high growth businesses and opens doors for economic development.
(London) With this new appointment, Bangladesh has joined the largest forum of the world’s equity
investment markets and will now be able to connect more with the global investors market, which will open up splendid opportunities for the country. Now local Bangladesh angel investors, incubation
centres, accelerators, private equity funds, co-investment funds, technology parks, corporate ventures
and aspiring entrepreneurs will have more opportunity to connect with global leaders in the same field.
The inclusion of Bangladesh in WBAF provides a wide range of opportunities for Bangladesh’s start-ups,
scaleups and high growth businesses and opens doors for economic development.
Baybars Altuntas, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the World Business Angels Investment Forum
says “As an affiliated partner of the G20 Global Partnerships for Financial Inclusion (GPFI), the WBAF
supports start-ups, develops entrepreneurial ecosystems, and helps venture capital and companies connect
with international companies, fin-techs and other relevant institutions. We are confident about our
contribution to the economic development of the country by facilitating connections with entrepreneurial ecosystems. We strongly believe that Bangladesh will soon become a country that can foster the
development of its economy in a more entrepreneurial atmosphere.”
