Mohammad Saif Noman Khan

Mr. Noman is a double MBA. He completed his first MBA from Institute of Business Administration, University of Dhaka. The most prestigious business school in Bangladesh for the last 53 years. A gold medalist he graduated as the valedictorian of his batch with record CGPA. He completed his second full time MBA program from Canada, Schulich School of Business. Schulich has been consistently the number 1 business school in Canada. Mr. Noman also holds a bachelors and masters degree in English Literature from University of Dhaka. He started his career with IDLC itself and later on went to work for Citibank N.A. the global financial giant. He worked for both Citi Bangladesh and Hong Kong. Eventually he ended up in Academia and also established Sapien; the premium strategy consulting & training organization.

A Strategy & Innovation Consultant and Management Development Expert

Mr. Noman has undertaken numerous strategy and business consultancy projects both in the public as well as private sector at home and abroad through Sapien. He headed consultancy projects with The World Bank and The United Nations. A strategy consultant, Mr. Noman has assisted national institutions like Bangladesh Police and the Micro Credit Regulatory Authority, Bangladesh to develop the respective organization’s strategic plans. He has undertaken research as well as published in the areas of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Bangladesh and the Banking sector. He has provided strategy consulting services to numerous leading local & multinational business organizations. Mr. Noman is by far the only expert in Bangladesh now in the areas of Complexity Strategy & Design Thinking. Mr. Noman has arranged/conducted training programs for leading organizations both in the public (as well as private sector. He primarily focuses on management development programs in the areas of Business Strategy, Leadership, Managerial Communication, Sales, Customer Service and Innovation. He is a pioneer in the area of Strategic & Design Thinking in Bangladesh.