অনুগ্রহ করে অপেক্ষা করুন। ছবি আটো ইন্সার্ট হবে।
Vision: to create a sustainable student-run Association in order to provide future Leaders with the opportunity to learn by doing.
Objective: To encourage entrepreneurial thinking and activity, business knowledge, and ethical practice & establish patriotism and moral values like honesty, sincerity, timeliness by advising, inspiring and monitoring young leaders.
Mission: To bring different points of view in one room by building a unique platform.
YEAB is a non-profit and non-partisan organization intends to develop entrepreneurial skills and lead knowledge based and activity oriented young generation, through informing about youth concerned issues and actions, equipping them with practical knowledge and skills, engaging them in social business and initiatives.
20th July, 2012. It was an exciting spring morning as youth from all private university in the Dhaka city gathered at the Institution of Diploma Engineers at Business Student Summit’12 of YEAB. The summit featured on entrepreneurship, leadership, moral education and career.
Financial Express Report on the summit:
A business students' summit was launched Friday in the city aiming to promote future entrepreneurs imbued with morality and honesty. The business students who participated in the event urged the government, bankers and successful entrepreneurs to pay proper attention to take the employment-starved nation ahead.
They demanded policy support from the state and access to bank financing to give them an opportunity for properly utilizing the knowledge they have gained in business education.
The demands came at the Business Students' Summit-2012 organized by Young Entrepreneurs Association of Bangladesh (YEAB), a platform of budding entrepreneurs.
The summit was inaugurated by YEAB President Mr. Quzi Adnan conveyed delegated how the summit will help to build up knowledge base as well as make informed career choices. He said, this organization is working among the students of private university for the development of their sincerity, responsibility, knowledge, skills, and patriotism.
The floor was then taken by Mr. Rabiul Islam Rubel, Advisor, YEAB, who delivered an inspirational speech about the youth of Bangladesh in the past and the potential that youth today have to take the country forward. He said, youth is the future hope of our nation. Our strong faith that youth can and shall bring about a radical change for Bangladesh, which is a country with a huge population and a fertile young generation waiting to do something great. These youth can prove to be the future change makers with the help of some good leadership and patronization. Mr. Rubel also responsible as Central Secretary General of Youth for Better Future (YBF).
Next Mr. Abdullah Al Mamun, Former President, Jahangirnagar University debating Club, delivered his valuable speech on leader’s exceptionality.
The Daily Independent Report: Prof Swakat Imran, associate professor of IIUC conducted a question session of the student of business and marketing department of different universities.
He said,” This is a good sign for our national economy that young and student entrepreneurs are interested and participated in trade sector.
Leader of Young Entrepreneur Association of Bangladesh urged to the government that banking procedure should be more flexible and it should become as part of social service to the favor of student and young entrepreneurs.
The Daily Financial Express Report: Harun-ur Rashid, who teaches economics and statistics at the University of Chittagong, branded time as the big investment for the community, saying that they should not kill the valuable time doing unnecessary things.
There were speeches by two successful entrepreneurs on what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur. The chief speaker of summit Mr. Kamal Uddin Ahmed, Former Vice President of FBCCI & Former Chairman of SIBL, shared his success and failure stories for inspiring young entrepreneur. He also participated on the question session.
The Daily Financial Express Report: Former chairman of Social Islamic Bank Limited (SIBL) Kamal Uddin Ahmed said the commercial banks will not do anything without collateral security.
"Please, prepare yourselves first before approaching for bank financing,”
The Daily Independent Report: The former vice-president of Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) Kamal Uddin Ahmed observed that the young generation were more genius and self confident than the previous generations. “They have the ability, mental force and awareness to face the challenges in existing global trade,” he said.
“We need to explore them and apply their merit in positive ways.”
The chief guest of summit Mr. Anwarul Alam Chowdury Parvez, Former president of BGMEA, said that I trusted the youth and believed that one day our Bangladesh will lead the world. He expressed his initial surprise at seeing the 500 delegates present for the Business Student Summit and their active participation to exercise to be a successful entrepreneur. In the inspirational speech, he urged delegates to take their learning from the summit and move forward in exercising entrepreneurial leader for a cause they deeply care about. He said, I am really impressed to see that our future generations are trying to come-up under the umbrella by the name of Young Entrepreneur association of Bangladesh (YEAB). I am always optimistic about our generation and today’s summit makes me more confident about your success in future to come. He concluded by expressing his belief that by working united, the young delegates can achieve great things.
The Daily Financial Express Report: Former president of Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) Anwar-ul Alam Chowdhury Parvez termed the young generation the most powerful driver of the country's economic growth, saying that the future leaders need to be further polished for the job.
"We need to flourish them," he said while speaking as the chief guest.
Mr. Chowdhury, also managing director of Evince Group, urged the participants not to waste time anymore as this is the right time for them to prepare themselves for tackling the challenges of the sector they want to enter.
He also advised them to start their career from ground level, which will help them enrich the know-how of the businesses in a global perspective.
"You've to work hard from this stage to lift up the career to your expected height," he suggested.
The Independent Report: Former president of Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) Anwarul Alam Chowdhry Parvez has called upon the young entrepreneurs to work hard and introduce a digital business system in Bangladesh. “Young entrepreneur can bring a change in existing unethical trade in Bangladesh through introducing digital system,” he said while addressing as chief guest at a seminar on ‘Business Student Summit-2012”at the Institute of Diploma Engineers in the city on Friday.
The future of Bangladesh depends on youth leadership said, Mr. Rezaul Hoq Reaz, President of Business Student Summit’12 and Advisor of YEAB. Youth are the back bone of the nation. They can change the future of the society with their well being and courageous behavior. They are here to show us that which we have not been willing to look at within ourselves. Unfortunately today we find the youth those who are more interested in other places which are not useful to them as well as nation. They choose to spend their days doing drugs and playing video games. More and more young men of this age group are sitting at home in front of their television playing games all day instead of bettering themselves or going to work. They have no vision and if they do have dreams they do not have the drive to make any attempt at achieving them.
We must get control of this. We must motivate our youth. We must teach responsibility and goal setting. I fear if we do not we will soon be supporting an entire generation of homeless and needlessly on welfare families. I think this summit will help you make informed choices about your own career direction. Mr. Reaz also responsible as Central President of Youth for Better Future (YBF).
At the end of the summit, some of the delegates shared what they learned from the reflective session and their personal entrepreneurial mission.
