Shahamat Uddin Email & Phone Number

🎩: Maybe you made your way here from seeing my name on a media byline? Or maybe you work with one of my communications and public relations clients across tech, travel, and corporate social responsibility? Or perhaps you're the FDA issuing a food safety advisory on my latest attempt at my dad's chicken curry recipe? (If you're in the last bucket, all my work is done under a pseudonym and this is not the Shahamat that you're looking for) Needless to say - despite my dwindling closet space in my Brooklyn apartment - I wear many hats, but my drive across all of my work really boils down to one love I won't be able to ever shake: storytelling. 📖: Whether it's a byline in Vogue, a campaign to share how AI is making dating apps safer, or a conversation with a reporter about an upcoming trip to the Cayman Islands, I'm deeply passionate about telling stories that stick with people, like really, really stick with people. They're the stories that come up in conversation weeks after you've first head about them (you know I actually did hear that you don't see spam accounts on Bumble because of its new AI tech), push them to act differently or follow a bold pursuit in their own lives (okay, I know we've been talking about a vacation for weeks and it just has to be New Orleans, I can't stop thinking about this CBS segment I saw about all the outdoor things we can do there), or even better yet, encourage others to do so too (you know, I just read this Teen Vogue story about queer community in the South, I wouldn't count out the queer people living there just yet).🇧🇩: My own story began in the small rural town of Beanibazar, Bangladesh. There, my dad was known as the best storyteller in the entire rural village, regularly packing his home with eager and devoted listeners. From tales of swimming across the nadī to pick up groceries to surviving the war torn landscape of 1960s Sylhet, he would always have something to share. When he and my mother immigrated to America, they didn't come with much, but the stories certainly came with them. I grew up waiting tables with my dad at our family restaurant in Roswell, Georgia. While we were well known for our delicious homestyle Bangladeshi cuisine, what our customers really enjoyed were the stories that my dad would regularly treat each and every one of them to. It was only natural that I inherited this love for storytelling (alongside excellent food service skills) and it is only natural that this love continues to inform everything that I do.

Listed skills include Public Speaking, Leadership, Event Planning, Conflict Resolution, and 7 others.