Published:  11:55 PM, 26 September 2026

MCJ Club commences journey

MCJ Club  commences journey

MCJ Club Limited, a newly established social club for graduates of mass communication, journalism and related disciplines, commenced its activities with the first meeting of its Board of Directors in the capital.

The meeting was held at a restaurant in Dhaka on Friday evening after the club completed its registration and other necessary formalities.

MCJ Club Limited President HasnainKhurshed chaired the meeting, while General Secretary RakibHasnetSuman conducted it.

Directors Elias Khan, SharmeenRimvy, SharminAkhter, Ahmed Sagor, Muhammad Zahidul Islam Sajal, MohiuddinNiloy and ShakilHasan attended the meeting.

The other directors of the 13-member board are ZahidNewaz Khan Jewel, Sayadul Islam, NurulKarimBhuiyan and ShahedAlam.

The club said former students of Mass Communication and Journalism, Media Studies, Communication, Broadcast, Television and related departments of any recognised university in Bangladesh will be eligible for membership, subject to meeting the prescribed criteria.

The management committee has decided to open general membership for eligible applicants at the earliest possible time.

The club recently completed its registration with the Office of the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms (RJSC), officially establishing MCJ Club Limited as a registered organisation.

Several decisions were taken at Friday's meeting, including the allocation of responsibilities among executive committee directors, finalisation of general membership policies and allocation of special membership numbers.

The meeting also decided to form several subcommittees to oversee different activities of the club.

The Board of Directors said MCJ Club Limited would undertake various initiatives to strengthen networking among its members and with the corporate sector.

The club will also arrange recreational and social activities for its members and their families, it said.




Latest News


More From City

Go to Home Page »

Site Index The Asian Age