Mr. A. K. M. Shameem, Additional Managing Director, The Farmers Bank Ltd. addressing as the chief guest at the seminar on “Financial System in Bangladesh-Transition to E-Banking & E-Commerce” organized by Business Administration Department of Daffodil International University.
Department of Business Administration, Daffodil International University (DIU) organized a seminar on “Financial System in Bangladesh-Transition to E-Banking & E-Commerce”, on December 05, 2015 (Saturday) at DIU auditorium. The Keynote speaker of the seminar was Mr. A. K. M. Shameem, Additional Managing Director, The Farmers Bank Ltd. and special guest was Mr. Mohammad Ashiqur Rahman, Head of Regional Business, IDLC Finance Limited. The seminar was chaired by Professor Rafiqul Islam, Dean, Faculty of Business and Economics of DIU. The welcome speech was delivered by Mr. Mohammad Masum Iqbal, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Business Administration while Ms. Sabrina Akhter, Senior Lecturer, and Ms. Rozina Akter, Lecturer, were present in the seminar.
A partial view of the participants of the seminar
In his keynote speech, Mr. Shameem showed extensive banking specialized experiences with the audience. The seminar focused on E-Banking & E-Commerce which is generally followed by all banks and non-bank financial institutions of the country. The speaker explained the revolution and importance of E-Banking and E-Commerce in overall financial sector of Bangladesh.
Mr. Shameem expressed that how the students, especially who are doing major in Banking and Finance, would can contribute to the banking industry. How they build their career as a high skilled professional banker and what are the benefits and compliments behind to be a banker. He also mentioned that students from Department of Business Administration will get the opportunity to do Internship at The Farmers Bank Ltd. and will get preference in case of employee recruitment. This was a special announcement for the students of the department. His mesmerizing speech motivated the students a lot.
