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October 2018 issue - Entrepreneurship
IN-DEPTH
As we celebrate World Mental Health Day 2018, The Wellbeing Cluster - only just launched in the...
INSIDER SCOPE
The recent decades have seen a surge of new entrepreneurs in the market who have successfully...
Social Businesses address social problems which when solved, can create ripples of joy throughout...
THOUGHTS
With the blessing of internet accessibility, Facebook has become a great platform for those who...
Farming has been always a laborious practice since the time it began. Although a variety of...
GRASSROOTS FEATURE
On June 2018, a young man in Myanmar read a tragic news about suicide on social media. He...
The readymade garment industry has revolutionized the concept of female employment in Bangladesh...
For developing countries, modernizing governmental procedures and boosting Information and...
DIALOGUE WITH IMPACT INVESTOR
In response to the innumerable concerns that have engulfed our world, leaders now choose to angle...
“I think impact investing can take place in either private market or public market. The bottom...
INNOVATOR HACKS
As we witness the increase of social and environmental issues around the world, we also get to...
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- Change Magazine's Global Correspondents 4th Cohort 2018We empower writers around the globe to bring stories of grassroots initiative and innovation.
Anika Tabasum Barsha is a third year undergrad student; studying in Development Studies at Bangladesh University of Professionals. She is from Bangladesh; working as a Senior Committee Member in JAAGO Foundation for community development. Singing, reading books and traveling around the country are the top of her lists when it comes to spending her spare time.
Anika Tasnim Nishat is a 3rd year undergrad
studying Development Studies at Bangladesh University of Professionals; currently working as a committee member at JAAGO Foundation which works for the betterment of people living below poverty line. Previously worked as a global volunteer at Save the Children. Besides all, she’s passionate about capturing beautiful moments through her photography skills, enjoys traveling around and gets pleasure in helping people who are in need.
Anisha Hassan is a senior at North South University, currently majoring in Economics and Finance. She also writes for the newspaper The Daily Star on Tuesdays. Reading magazines and indulging in crime series is what she does in her free time, as well as dwelling on bands and pop music.
Anya Jia is a first year graduate student at Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, where she is studying business for social impact and strategic management. Prior to Fletcher, she had 2-year product management experience in the technology industry. Outside of work and study, she loves traveling, exploring new cuisines, playing sports, and reading histories.
Ayesha Binte Towhid is currently pursuing her Master's degree at the Department of International Relations, Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh. She is a feature writer and the founder of a youth-led non-profit organization, Ongkuron. Apart from discussing global politics and women's right issues, she loves sports and travelling. On days when she is not racing to finish articles, she is seen baking cakes or strength training.
Eric Kimori is the founder and Executive Director of Complitkenya, a charity organization empowering communities in rural Kenya through technology enabled learning. He has a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from Kenya Institute of Mass Communication and two other diplomas in Projects Management and Theology, as well as several certificates in various disciplines. He is also an alumni of Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), East Africa Regional Leadership Centre at Kenyatta University in Nairobi which is a leadership training and mentorship programme.
Ishrar Tabenda Hasan is a recent graduate on BS in Economics & International Business, with a prominent Undergrad research on her social business mantra; An XX Conundrum: An empowerment quandary for the females behind three wheels. She likes to call herself as the upholder of the fallen warriors. Apart from being a feminist, she always likes to help the community through her writing and compassion and often compel herself to follow strenuously, the passion of never
giving up.
Kyaw Zin is a student at Technological University in Myanmar. He is 20 years old, interested in business management, marketing management and entrepreneurship. He is passionate to develop the business ecosystem in developing countries and to communicate broadly with different people.
Nkiruka Rosemary Iwu is a graduate of Business Administration from the University of Lagos, Nigeria. She also has a Masters degree in Public and International Affairs from the same university. She works as a Supervisor for Zinsonic Nigeria Limited, a Table Water Production Company. She also worked as Diinsider's social media manager for five months.
Sazidul Islam completed his graduation/degree major in Library and Information Science from School of Arts in University of Dhaka. He wanted to work in the field of development so he can create an impact to others. Currently, he is supporting the Protection unit at UNHCR Dhaka Office as an Intern. Apart from his work, he loves to travel around, meeting new people, and reading books.
Yee Thu Aung is a 20 years old final year International Relations major student from University of Yangon, Myanmar . She has been participating in several youth activities both locally and internationally. She also worked with some educational start-ups in making platforms for social impacts.
Tasnim Tabassum is currently studying for a Bachelor degree in Business Administration at North South University. Although she is an Economics major, she also harbors a strong longing towards being involved in fiction writing, preferably science fiction.
