LightCastle completes 3-Day Impact Investments Training for OXFAM Bangladesh and its partners

LightCastle Partners recently completed a training program on impact investment titled, “OXFAM-LCP: How to Launch an Impact Fund in Bangladesh”. The training was arranged for OXFAM Bangladesh and its partners, namely- RDRS, Wave Foundation, and CODEC. The 3-day program started on the 1st of March and ended on the 3rd of March, 2021, at Hotel Bengal Blueberry.

Bijon Islam, Co-founder, and CEO of LightCastle Partners led the training program which was attended by 8 guest speakers who shared their valuable insights on the broad topic of impact investment and regulations for developing an impact fund.

The expert speakers included:

1. Sharawwat Islam, FMVA, Managing Partner of TruValu Enterprise Bangladesh Limited
2. Ivdad Ahmed Khan Mojlish, Managing Director at LightCastle Partners
3. Christina Moehrle, Advisor at Roots of Impact and Education Lead of the Initiative for Blended Finance
4. Fahad Ifaz, CEO & Co-Founder of iFarmer
5. Nurul Hai, Vice President of SEAF Ventures
6. Shawkat Hossain, Director-Financial Inclusion at LightCastle Partners
7. Silvia Rozario, Project Manager & Sr. Business Consultant at LightCastle Partners
8. Omar Farhan Khan, Business Consultant at LightCastle Partners

The program was designed to train the relevant stakeholders on how to open and set up an impact fund, along with delving into its regulatory framework and management that may help to make the most out of impact funding for new businesses.

WRITTEN BY: LightCastle Analytics Wing

At LightCastle, we take a systemic and data-driven approach to create opportunities for growth and impact. We are an international management consulting firm which creates systemic and data-driven opportunities for growth and impact in emerging markets. By collaborating with development partners and leveraging the power of the private sector, we strive to boost economies, inspire businesses, and change lives at scale.

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