IPDC Finance PLC. successfully conducted two capacity development training sessions in Bogura and Rangpur on 2 and 3 February 2026 under its flagship women empowerment platform, IPDC Joyee, reaffirming its commitment to strengthening women-led enterprises across the country, a press release said.
Organised as part of the IPDC Joyee “Access to Capacity Development” initiative, the sessions focused on Financial Literacy and Digital Financial Services, equipping women entrepreneurs with practical knowledge to better manage finances and adopt digital tools in their businesses. The trainings were facilitated jointly by an in-house IPDC facilitator and an external subject matter specialist, ensuring a balanced blend of institutional insight and expert perspective.
Participants included a diverse mix of new and experienced women entrepreneurs from the Bogura and Rangpur regions. The interactive sessions encouraged open discussion, experience sharing, and hands-on learning, resulting in strong engagement and positive feedback from attendees at both locations.
Speaking on the initiative, Rizwan Dawood Shams, Managing Director of IPDC Finance PLC., said, “At IPDC, we believe that access to finance must go hand in hand with access to knowledge. Through Joyee, we are committed to empowering women entrepreneurs not only with financial solutions but also with the skills and confidence they need to grow sustainably in a rapidly changing business environment.”
IPDC Joyee continues to play a pivotal role in supporting women entrepreneurs across Bangladesh by combining access to finance with capacity building, mentorship, and ecosystem support. Through initiatives like these regional training sessions, IPDC Finance PLC. aims to foster inclusive growth and help existing and future women-led businesses thrive in both urban and regional markets.
