Muhammad Mahmudul Hassan Chowdhury
Entrepreneur, institution builder, education advocate and cultural enthusiast from Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh.
A journey shaped by learning.
Muhammad Mahmudul Hassan Chowdhury is an entrepreneur, institution builder, education advocate, and cultural enthusiast from Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh.
His journey reflects resilience, perseverance, intellectual curiosity, and a continuous commitment to learning, building, and creating opportunities for others.
From traditional Islamic education and computer graphic design to literature, culture, entrepreneurship, business management and institution building, every stage of his journey has contributed to his understanding of people, leadership, education and organizational development.
Building people before building institutions.
His professional and personal journey has consistently connected knowledge with action and experience with responsibility.
Rather than viewing education as only an academic pursuit, he believes it should develop independent thinking, responsible decision-making, problem-solving ability and meaningful contribution to society.
Foundations of thought.
His educational journey combines traditional Islamic scholarship with technical and practical learning.
Takmil in Hadith
Al Jamia Unosia, Brahmanbaria
Diploma in Computer Graphic Design
SSIT
Kamil
Araibari Kamil Madrasa
Where ideas found expression.
Alongside his academic and professional journey, Muhammad Mahmudul Hassan Chowdhury maintained a longstanding connection with literature and cultural activities.
He was associated with Titas Sahitya o Sangskriti Parishad and edited the literary magazine “Renaissance” in three issues.
Following the death of Mufti Amini (Rah.), he took the initiative to publish a special commemorative supplement from Brahmanbaria.
He founded Quami Sahitya Angan and contributed to approximately 700 literary gatherings.
GATHERINGS
Failure is not the end of the journey; it can be the beginning of a better one.
Learning by doing.
The entrepreneurial journey was not a straight line. It was a process of experimentation, failure, learning and rebuilding.
Shurid Group
With four friends, he established Shurid Group in Brahmanbaria, operating 11 showrooms covering computers, electronics, footwear, gift items, clothing and other products.
The venture failed largely because of limited business experience. It became an important lesson in knowledge, experience, discipline, planning and learning from mistakes.
Starting Again
In 2013, he moved to Qatar and worked in manual professions including masonry, carpentry and electrical work.
These experiences strengthened his understanding of hard work, patience, discipline and perseverance.
Arwad Trading
Joined Arwad Trading & Contracting Company as an Accounts Manager, gaining professional experience in accounting, management and business operations.
From one beginning to a group of ventures.
In 2017, Muhammad Mahmudul Hassan Chowdhury, together with six friends, established Nojoom Limousine W.L.L. He later became Founder and Managing Director of Nojoom Group.
The journey eventually came home.
While living in Qatar, he remained deeply connected to Brahmanbaria. Together with his four brothers, he established the Institute of Innovative Thought with a vision extending beyond conventional education.
The vision of IIT is rooted in innovative thinking, intellectual growth, research, leadership, character and practical skills.
Education should help people think independently, make responsible decisions, solve problems and contribute meaningfully to society.
IIT seeks to create an environment where knowledge and values, innovation and responsibility, intellectual development and character, and academic excellence and real-world impact can exist together.
with Values
with Responsibility
with Character
with Impact
Experience becomes perspective.
His own journey has profoundly influenced his approach to entrepreneurship and education.
From Islamic education and computer graphic design, to literature and cultural engagement; from experiencing the failure of his first business to working as a mason, carpenter and electrician in Qatar; from becoming an Accounts Manager to building a group of companies, and ultimately to establishing an educational institution— each stage has contributed to his understanding of people, business, leadership, education and institutional development.
Continuous Learning
Transforming experience into knowledge and action.
Perseverance
Moving forward through challenges and setbacks.
Responsible Risk
Taking meaningful risks with responsibility.
Intellectual Development
Creating space for ideas, dialogue and creativity.
Build what outlives you.
For Muhammad Mahmudul Hassan Chowdhury, building a successful business is only one part of the journey.
His broader aspiration is to build institutions that create opportunities for people and generate lasting value for society.
Through IIT, he hopes to contribute to an educational environment where knowledge is combined with values, innovation with responsibility, intellectual development with character, and academic excellence with real-world impact.