A special seminar was held at the Bangladesh University of Business and Technology (BUBT) to introduce students to global compliance policies and sustainable production in the textile and ready-made garment industry.
The event took place on Tuesday, June 16, at the university’s international conference hall. Over 200 students and teachers actively participated in this highly engaging session.
Event Highlights
- Organized By: BUBT Textile Club
- Powered By: SATIC-Global Assurance Ltd.
- Core Theme: Understanding Global Compliance & Sustainability Requirements in the Textile Industry
- Participants: 200+ Students and Professionals
Keynote Speaker & Special Guests
Md. Abdullah Al Mamun (MD & CEO of SATIC-Global Assurance Ltd & Founder of CQPS™ Academy) was the Keynote Speaker. He discussed global buyer standards, legal, and environmental requirements in detail. He stated, “Compliance and sustainable production are no longer optional; they are the main drivers of the textile industry today. This is creating huge job opportunities both locally and globally.”
Special guests provided valuable career guidelines:
- SMG Maruf (Senior Compliance Auditor, Tex-Ebo International) shared his 15 years of practical experience in supply chain management, labor rights, and human rights.
- Md. Ariful Islam (Director & COO, SATIC-Global Assurance Ltd) discussed the human resource management and leadership skills required to build a successful career in the compliance sector.
Session Summary & Q&A
The speakers agreed that surviving in the global market requires more than just high production; ensuring eco-friendly practices and international compliance is equally important. To achieve this, building a skilled workforce is a must.
The program ended with a lively Q&A session. Students directly asked the experts about internships, international certifications, job opportunities, and future career planning, receiving valuable real-world advice.
The BUBT Textile Club was highly praised for this timely initiative. The organizers confirmed that they will continue to arrange such career-focused events to prepare students for the modern industrial sector.
