StanChart mentorship programme for young scholars

Business Report :

Standard Chartered Bangladesh has launched a mentorship initiative aimed at empowering young women by fostering resilience and leadership.

The programme, in collaboration with the Jaago Foundation, commenced with 25 senior female leaders from the bank committing to mentor 25 high-potential undergraduate Jaago Foundation scholars. Over a one-year period, the mentors will guide the scholars on their journey of personal and professional growth.

Bitopi Das Chowdhury, country head of corporate affairs, brand & marketing at Standard Chartered Bangladesh, said, “Standard Chartered empowers our colleagues to give back to communities in many ways, including paid volunteering leave.

Through this mentorship programme, our senior leaders will volunteer their skills and knowledge to equip young women with the tools they need to rise above challenges and seize their full potential. Standard Chartered remains committed to fostering inclusive opportunities that enable future generations to thrive “, says a press release.

Enamul Huque, sponsor of the Bangladesh D&I Council and head of corporate coverage at Standard Chartered Bangladesh, added, “We are thrilled to launch our new mentorship programme, designed to empower and inspire our mentees.

By actively engaging with their mentors, seeking guidance, and embracing new learning opportunities, mentees can unlock their full potential and achieve their professional goals. This programme is a testament to our commitment to fostering growth, collaboration, and success within our community.”