The WBAF provides an international platform where all stakeholders can join forces to drive change, with a particular focus on linking the best entrepreneurs, startups and SMEs with smart finance opportunities afforded by qualified angel investors and institutions that work in cooperation with angel investors.

LegalSeba is a consulting firm. Their platform allows everyone to send his/her dedicated legal team a message, upload the required documents through a secure online portal whenever they are near a laptop, tablet, or smartphone. The team will keep you up-to-date about your work through the online portal. With the AI-powered advanced search tool, information will be open and convenient to the masses as never before.We are reducing the modern business legal service cost by a minimum 40% and making it faster and more accessible for high-growth companies and small and medium-sized business owners.

The Founder Institute is an American business incubator, entrepreneur training and startup launch program that was founded in Palo Alto, California in 2009. Although based in Silicon Valley, The Founder Institute maintains chapters in over 180 cities and more than 65 different nations across the globe.

A local chapter of Asian Law Students Association having its branches in 21 Asian Countries of the world.

A Prominent Corporate Law Firm having 100 years of experience in several countries of the world.

A prominent law firm in Bangladesh

A prominent law firm in Bangladesh

About TEDxDhaka TEDxDhaka is an ‘independently organized TED event’ in Dhaka, Bangladesh organized by a prolific group of TEDsters and TED enthusiasts. TEDxDhaka is organized under the license and guidance of the TED Conferences LLC, New York, USA. The first TEDxDhaka was organized on June 25, 2009 in the Open Design Studio of the Department of Architecture of the University of Asia Pacific, Dhanmondi, Dhaka. The informal event had around 70-80 attendees, mostly architects and students of design. TEDxDhaka 2009 became a great place for the designers’ community to connect and network with a diverse range of attendees from other activities and disciplines. TEDxDhaka 2009 was mostly based on showing TEDTalks, with an an explanation of the talks before and a discussion after to introduce ‘TED’ and the concept of ‘ideas worth spreading’ to the audience in a more intimate manner, since most of them had never heard of TED before. Know more about the first TEDxDhaka on TED.com, Background of the first TEDxdhaka. The second TEDxDhaka: Different Bangladesh was held on February 17th 2012 at the Senate Bhaban of the University of Dhaka. If you missed the event, check out the talks on the YouTube TEDxTalks channel. The third ‘TEDxDhaka: be the change’ will be held in September 2012. If you haven’t done so already, please submit the registration form. It will be open from July 25, 2012 to August 25, 2012. We are eagerly looking forward to have you there! http://tedxdhaka.com.bd

About Edward M. Kennedy Center for Public Service and the Arts The mission of the Edward M. Kennedy Center for Public Service and the Arts is to engage, inspire, connect, and empower citizens of all ages to better themselves, their communities, and our world. Created in 2012 through a partnership between the Liberation War Museum and the American Center of U.S. Embassy Dhaka, the EMK Center is a non-partisan platform committed to open dialogue, informed action, individual and artistic expression, and personal and professional development. We define public service as service on behalf of the people – by anyone, anywhere, anytime. The EMK Center honors the legacy of public servants worldwide, exemplified by the men and women who fought for Bangladesh’s independence in 1971 and by U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who was moved to take action then and throughout his life in support of his convictions. In February 1972, Senator Kennedy planted a banyan tree on Dhaka University’s campus as a living tribute to friendship, resilience, and hope. It stands today. The EMK Center recognizes the power of one person to make change. We respect the ability of young people to see what is possible, what should be, and their potential to make it so. We Welcome you. Specialties Public Service, Arts, Volunteerism