Built for the technology economy of Bangladesh.
The national representative body for the country’s technology startup ecosystem. Built by founders, for founders.
Six initiatives.
Founder support, policy, research, talent, capital, and international outposts. All in formation.
Founders Forum
Closed-door peer sessions and operator dinners for member founders, nationwide.
Policy & Advocacy
Working groups and submissions on taxation, capital markets, intellectual property, digital trade, and ease of doing business.
Sector Research
Reports on Bangladesh's technology sectors — performance, investment flows, sectoral benchmarks, and trends.
Talent & Capacity
Acceleration, leadership, and reskilling for Bangladeshi founders, operators, and youth.
Capital Access
Structured introductions to Bangladeshi and South-Asian capital — venture, growth, and strategic.
Global Outposts
Relationships with foreign embassies, international agencies, development finance institutions, and multilateral organizations.
14 member companies.
Founder-led, technology-enabled Bangladeshi companies. Sector- and geography-agnostic — open to any company that meets the membership criteria in the Articles.
The state of capital.
Bangladesh’s technology startup funding in 2025 — driven by the USD 110M ShopUp–Sary merger that formed SILQ Group. Funding in 2024 was USD 41M; the gap is concentrated in late-stage and strategic deals.
Upcoming
Inaugural events and statutory meetings. The first AGM falls within six months of fiscal year close, per the Articles.
Inaugural Annual General Meeting
Voting members · Per AOA, Part III
Founders Forum · Cohort 01
Member founders · Members only
Policy Roundtable · Capital Markets
By invitation · Council & advisors
SAB Summit · Inaugural
Members and guests · Agenda TBC
Built by founders.
For founders.
“To serve as the national representative body for the startup ecosystem — advancing innovation-driven entrepreneurship, a conducive policy environment, access to capital and global markets, and talent and capacity development — to accelerate Bangladesh’s transition toward a competitive, technology-enabled, and knowledge-based economy.”