Ghulam Sumdany Don

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Ghulam Sumdany Don (a.k.a. Don Sumdany) is a Bangladeshi corporate trainer,^[7] author, educator and entrepreneur.^[8] He is a Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) trainer^[9] and the pioneer of soft skills training programs in Bangladesh.^[10] He is founder of Don Sumdany Facilitation & Consultancy^[11] and also known as the host of a radio program Look Who's Talking.^[12][13] Additionally, he worked as a consultant,^[14] researcher,^[14] emcee,^[1][15] & actor^[16] and also received a few awards & recognitions for his works.^[11]

Early Life and Education[edit]

G. Sumdany Don was born in Azimpur,^[6] Dhaka, Bangladesh in (1985-06-28)June 28, 1985.^[5] He graduated in Media Studies and Communications from the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) in 2008.^[17][3][1] He completed a Facilitation and Training Skills program from the Master Trainer Institute (MTI) in France and was also trained by Trini Amador from BHS Consulting in the United States.^[18] He holds certifications in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) training, NLP One-to-One coaching, and Timeline therapy from the American Board of NLP (ABNLP).^[11]

Career[edit]

Corporate Employee[edit]

Don Sumdany began his career as a student at The Daily Star (Bangladesh). After graduating in 2008, he joined Adcomm (Lowe Worldwide) and then Philip Morris International as a regional trainer in 2010.^[17][18]

Trainer and Entrepreneur[edit]

In March 2013 an anonymous biker gang shot him and robbed his car from Baridhara.^[6] The incident caused him to leave his job in 2014 and became passionate in the field of corporate training.^[4] He formed a training company^[11] Don Sumdany Facilitation & Consultancy in this year.^[17][1] He started working for unemployment probem in Bangladesh^[1] and became a prominent corporate trainer.^[19] His monthly training program involves more than 300 people.^[20] He worked for more than 250 organizations,^[21] trained a huge number of students^[1] and employees of worlds renowned organizations, such as H&M, Marks & Spencer, Grameenphone, Chevron, Perfetti, Holcim, Berger, ACI Limited, BMW, Coca-Cola, Eastern Bank Ltd., Prime Bank Limited, Dhaka Bank, BRAC, WaterAid, Plan International Bangladesh, CARE Bangladesh, Practical Action, JAAGO Foundation, Democracy International etc.^{[20][4][14][22]}

He co-founded an HR outsourcing organization, Ikigai HR services limited in 2020.^[14] During the COVID-19 pandemic in Bangladesh, he started a few online training programs and worked for the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (Bangladesh).^[1][23][6]

Educator and Researcher[edit]

Don Samdany teaches career-building classes to students at East West University (EWU) and the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) as an adjunct professor.^[18] He did research on Communication strategy for Rainwater Harvesting in 2020 and it was published in an international non-governmental organization, WaterAid.^[24]

Author[edit]

He is one of the author of Bangladeshi magazine Ice Today^[25] and english newspapers of Bangladesh, such as The Daily Star^[26] & The Indepedent.^[27] He also published several books on personal development^[28] and business success.^[29][30] His written series of pocketbooks were launched as the first overseas book of Bangladesh by a Bangladeshi publisher, BanglaPrakash in August 2016.^[31]

Actor and Model[edit]

He starred in the film Ant Story (পিঁপড়াবিদ্যা) by Mostofa Sarwar Farooki^[32] and also worked as a model for television advertisements.^[6]

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