About
Scaling brands with soul, systems & story.
I work where organizing, policy and storytelling meet — building institutions that actually hold the people they claim to serve.
I study at the University of Toronto Mississauga, where my time is split between student governance, cultural community building and applied policy work. The through line is simple: large institutions only work when the people inside them have a real channel into how decisions get made.
That's meant serving as President of the Bangladeshi Students' Association, founding SKC, directing programming for the Undergraduate Economics Council, and running for Vice President of UTMSU on a platform that earned 1,200 votes. Alongside it, I sit as a Youth Senator and write policy memos and institutional analysis through Tramé Intelligence and Nexus Canada.
The label I use is pracademic: research rigour with an organizer's bias toward shipping something. Briefings should end in decisions; campaigns should end in structures that outlast the people who built them.


Strategic architect
Designing the structure before the slogan.
Pracademic builder
Research that ends in an implementable decision.
Founder
Starting the thing rather than waiting for it.
