On 7^th  May 2026, the Department of Finance under the Faculty of Business Administration at American International University-Bangladesh(AIUB) organized a seminar titled “Accountability to Employability: Corporate Governance and Career Prospects in Bangladesh” at the Media Studio. More than 100 final-year students from the Bachelor of Business Administration program participated in the event to gain insights into how corporate governance is connected to corporate sustainability and future employability opportunities in this field.

Ms. Nabila Wahid, Lecturer in the Department of Finance, delivered the welcome speech.

Ms. Lopa Rahman, Corporate Governance Officer at International Finance Corporation (IFC) South Asia, attended the seminar as the keynote speaker. She shared her extensive professional career in the field of corporate governance and discussed corporate governance guidelines including OECD and G20 guidelines, responsible investments, ESG practices, and future career opportunities for students interested in this area in Bangladesh.

The seminar was followed by an interactive question-and-answer session between the students and the guest speaker. Dr. Mohammad Faridul Alam, Director of the MBA Program, delivered a vote of thanks to the guest.

The event was organized by Ms. Nabila Wahid, Lecturer, Department of Finance, with the support of Ms. Bohi Shajahan, Senior Assistant Professor and Head of the Department of Finance, with collaboration with Mr. Mashref Ul Hoque, Adjunct Faculty Member, Department of Finance, and Ms. Farzan Mitu, Lecturer, Department of Marketing. The organizing faculty members were present at the event.

Distinguished faculty members were present at the seminar included Dr. Partha Prasad Chowdhury, Director-in-Charge of the BBA Program and Head of the Department of Marketing; Dr. AKM Matiur Rahman, Professor, Department of Operations and Supply Chain Management; Dr. Mohammed Kamrul Hasan, Associate Professor, Department of Finance; and Quazi Nur Alam, Assistant Professor, Department of Finance.

The seminar concluded with a crest and gift-giving ceremony for the guest speaker, followed by a photo session with faculty members, volunteers, and students. The Faculty of Business Administration expressed its heartfelt appreciation to the students, whose active participation and eagerness to learn continue to motivate and encourage such initiatives.