Maminul Akanda

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Maminul Akanda is an Indian educationist and entrepreneur based in India. Maminul Akanda is known for founding the Global Institute of Management Studies (GIMS), an institution dedicated to providing affordable hotel management education to underprivileged students and supporting their placement in prestigious hotels across India and abroad.

Early Life

Maminul Akanda was born on 22 February 1988. He grew up with a vision to uplift individuals from humble backgrounds by providing them with education and opportunities to succeed.

Education

Maminul Akanda completed his graduation in hotel management, which laid the foundation for his future endeavors in the education sector.

Career

In 2010, Maminul Akanda founded the Global Institute of Management Studies (GIMS). Starting with limited infrastructure and a small group of teachers and students, he pursued a mission to offer affordable hotel management education to underprivileged youth. His vision was to create opportunities for earning alongside learning and to ensure 100% placement support. Under his leadership, GIMS has successfully placed students in prestigious five-star hotels in India and abroad, transforming the lives of many from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Philanthropy

Maminul Akanda’s work through GIMS reflects his commitment to social upliftment by empowering students from economically challenged families, including children of rickshaw pullers, porters, farmers, and laborers, as well as those from remote regions like the Sundarbans.

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