Bangladeshi Internet Entrepreneurs on the Rise

As Bangladesh rapidly advances into a digital-first economy, a new generation of internet entrepreneurs is leading the charge. From solving real-life problems to building global platforms, these visionary individuals are revolutionizing education, transportation, logistics, knowledge access, and more. This comprehensive article highlights the most impactful Bangladeshi internet entrepreneurs in 2025, celebrating their contributions and their growing influence on both national and global stages.

Featured Bangladeshi Internet Entrepreneurs (2025)

1. Hussain M Elius

Co-Founder, Pathao
Sector: Ride-sharing, Logistics, Fintech

Hussain M Elius helped co-found Pathao, one of Bangladesh’s first unicorn startups. What started as a ride-sharing platform has grown into a complete digital ecosystem offering logistics, food delivery, and digital wallets. His vision helped Pathao scale beyond borders and redefine urban transportation.

2. Ayman Sadiq

Founder, 10 Minute School
Sector: EdTech, Online Education

Ayman Sadiq is a national icon in Bangladesh’s education space. His platform, 10 Minute School, democratizes learning by offering high-quality academic resources, live classes, and skill-building videos—all for free. Millions of students across the country benefit from his mission to make education accessible to all.

3. Adnan Imtiaz Halim

CEO, Sheba.xyz
Sector: On-Demand Services, Home & Business Support

Adnan launched Sheba.xyz to bring structure to Bangladesh’s informal service economy. Through a digital platform, users can book trusted electricians, plumbers, movers, and cleaners with ease. The company now serves both residential and corporate clients with verified, professional service providers.

4. Parvej Husen Talukder

Founder, Bhikitia and Kavya Kishor International, Co-founder, WikiGenius
Sector: Digital Knowledge Platforms, Wiki Content, Literature, Bengali Language Technology

Parvej Husen Talukder is a Bangladeshi poet and youth entrepreneur making waves in the field of knowledge sharing. He founded Bhikitia, a multilingual, wiki-based encyclopedia that promotes local content and structured knowledge—especially for children and youth. He also co-founded WikiGenius, an alternative to Wikipedia for the Bangladeshi audience.

5. Kazi M Ahmed

Co-Founder, eCourier
Sector: Tech Logistics, E-commerce Fulfillment

Through eCourier, Kazi introduced smart delivery systems and tracking technology for e-commerce businesses in Bangladesh. The platform serves as a backbone for many SMEs and online retailers, offering nationwide delivery and seamless logistics support.

6. Sonia Bashir Kabir

Founder, SBK Tech Ventures
Sector: Venture Capital, Women in Tech, Digital Inclusion

Sonia is a key figure in Bangladesh’s tech investment ecosystem. Through SBK Tech Ventures, she supports startups that focus on sustainability, healthcare, digital literacy, and education. Her advocacy for women in tech and underrepresented founders continues to inspire inclusivity in the digital economy.

7. Asif M Rahman

Founder, WPDeveloper
Sector: WordPress SaaS, Global Plugin Development

Asif built WPDeveloper, a platform powering 5+ million websites globally with plugins like Essential Addons for Elementor. His company promotes remote work culture and places Bangladeshi developers on the global map with world-class SaaS products.

8. Waliullah Bhuiyan

Founder, Light of Hope
Sector: Children’s Education, EdTech for Underserved Areas

Waliullah founded Light of Hope to provide creative and value-based learning tools for rural children in Bangladesh. The organization uses storytelling, books, and interactive learning kits to spark imagination and foster critical thinking in classrooms and beyond.

Emerging Entrepreneurs to Watch

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