Fayazuddin Ahmad is a seasoned professional with expertise in development programs with a focus on rights, governance, and gender.

He has a strong background in socio-legal research, thematic project assessment, advocacy, research, campaigns, communications, and knowledge management.

Fayazuddin Ahmad holds two Master of Laws degrees specializing in International Development Law and Human Rights, one from the University of Warwick, UK, and another from the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

He is skilled in designing communication strategies, knowledge management architecture, advocacy campaigns, and conducting training for team members, partners, and government officials.

With over 24 years of experience, Fayazuddin Ahmad has worked in various senior management roles with national, regional, international, and multilateral organizations within Bangladesh and beyond.

He has also engaged in the area of social enterprises and institutional governance to ensure legal compliance.

Fayazuddin Ahmad has been affiliated with prestigious organizations such as the Bangladesh Bar Council, UN Women, The World Bank, Dnet, JAAGO Foundation, UNDP, BBC Media Action, ActionAid Uganda and Bangladesh, CARE Bangladesh, a2i Programme, Helvettas Swiss Intercooperation, SHIREE/EEP (DFID), Manusher Jonno Foundation, ADD International, CICC, and Ain o Salish Kendra (ASK).

He has been recognized as a Fellow of the Salzburg Global Seminar and the Federation of Democratic Leaders of the Asia and the Pacific, as well as being a Chevening Scholar.