Telecom operator Grameenphone (GP) has appointed Hans Martin Henrichsen of Norway as the company's new chief corporate affairs officer (CCAO). He will replace Ole Bjorn Sjulstad on May 15. Hossain Sadat has been playing the role of an acting CCAO before this announcement. Earlier, Hans served as CCAO of Telenor Myanmar and played a "critical role in running its operation during the most challenging times." Also read: Grameenphone reports 4.4% revenue growth in Q1 2022 He comes with extensive experience in building and maintaining Telenor's international business portfolio, and business case modelling for mobile licence acquisition. Hans has been involved in almost all of Telenor's operations in Asia over the last 20 years. Previously he played the role of the chief country officer in Bangladesh from 2014 to 2018, which gives him a great deal of understanding of the local context and business environment. Read: Internet connectivity on the go: Grameenphone brings new 4G modems, routers GP CEO Yasir Azman said, "Hans Martin's deep understanding of the business environment and regulatory dynamics will help us set the right strategic direction for the best interest of our customers, shareholders and stakeholders." Hans said, "Bangladesh and Grameenphone are very close to my heart. I am excited to be back in one of the most thrilling and dynamic telecom markets and look forward to joining the winning team again to unfold the next chapter of digitalisation in Bangladesh." Read Grameenphone observes Green Week 2022

E-commerce platform Daraz Bangladesh has appointed AHM Hasinul Quddus as its chief corporate affairs officer. Hasinul previously served as the government & stakeholder relations director at Banglalink Digital Communications Ltd, the e-commerce platform said in a release. Read Shameran Abed new ED of BRAC International "I am a true believer in embracing technology and change for the growth of society and the economy. Additionally, I aspire to empower ordinary people to achieve extraordinary things," Hasinul said. "I value the trust that millions of sellers and buyers have in Daraz, and we shall continue to provide them with innovative services and unparalleled customer care," he added. Read Unilever Bangladesh appoints Zaved Akhtar as CEO, MD Syed Mostahidal Hoq, Managing Director, Daraz Bangladesh Limited, added, “AHM Hasinul Quddus brings his extensive knowledge in corporate and regulatory affairs to Daraz and the e-commerce industry as a whole. We are confident that he will deliver great results for us as the chief corporate affairs officer.” In a career spanning 17 years, Hasinul Quddus also worked with Grameenphone Limited and Huawei Technologies Co. (Bangladesh) Ltd.   Read Ferrari taps European chip-maker executive as new CEO