Aminul Rokon is a seasoned professional with expertise in Business and Development Research, Strategic Planning, Business Development, Policy Advocacy, and Policy Analysis.

He has a strong background in Qualitative Research for Business and Development, Capacity Building, International Management, and Negotiation with development and Business agencies for Margin creation.

Aminul has significant research experience in Management Research, Enterprise Management in developing nations of Asia and Africa, and Economic modeling of Labor Migration Dynamics.

His skill set includes Program Planning, Implementation, Monitoring, and Evaluation, Training Needs Assessment, Training Module Development, and Training Management for Business Development.

He is well-versed in Materials Development, Communication, Popular Theatre & Education, Early Childhood Development, Participatory Rapid Appraisal (PRA), Action Research, Gender and Development, Adult, Child Learning, and Child Rights.

Aminul Rokon has also been involved in Dev Dialogue and seminars, showcasing his extensive engagement in the field of Business and Development Management.

In terms of education, he pursued Masters in Development Management with a focus on Development Economics and International Development at Asian Institute of Management, where he was accredited as a dean's lister for outstanding academic performance.

He also completed Masters in Development Management with concentrations in Strategic Planning, Strategic Marketing, and Policy Research and Advocacy at Asian Institute of Management, attaining the Dean's List honors in 2014.

Aminul Rokon's professional experience includes serving as an Adjunct Faculty at Bangladesh Institute of Management and holding various managerial positions at BRAC, such as Senior Manager in Market and Enterprise Development, Senior Manager and Manager in the Migration Program, and Project Coordinator for the Safe Migration Facilitation Center Project.

Moreover, he has held the position of Secretary General at the National Association of Small and Cottage Industries of Bangladesh (NASCIB), demonstrating his commitment to driving impactful change and development within organizational settings.