My name is Md Sameen Rahman, and I was born on the 2nd of September, 2001, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I'm the Co-founder of "GROW MORE". I was raised in a middle-class family living in Dhaka near the symbol of the country’s democracy- Jatiya Sangsahad Bhaban and my parents, father Md Shafiqur Rahman mother MST Subera Rahman and his elder brother Md Akif Rahman.

I started school when I was 3.5 years old in 2004. Fast forward to 2021; after finishing college, I am currently attending IUB (Independent University Bangladesh) as an undergrad student. I am very motivated to create the best possible future for myself and work towards the development of my country with the desire of showcasing Bangladesh to the whole world.

I would describe myself as a kind, curious and creative person. My positive traits are being cheerful, adventure-seeking, and exuberant as I seek thrill in everything. I grew up as a timid and introverted kid, but I was aware of my ability to do something big someday. I would also like to note that my most substantial influence and inspiration came from The Father Of The Nation, H.E. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The liberation war of 1971 has touched me profoundly, encouraging me to work for the development of my country. Evolving with time, I have realised my mindset was out of the common as my opinions and views on life, in general, is very different if compared to others, and that is what makes me exceptional. I take great pleasure in motivating others for the better in any way possible and appreciate people who would do the same. And Besides all that is stated, I love spending time with my dears.

I had taken up a great interest in music from a very early age as I played around with various musical instruments while piano and guitar are my favourites. I also happen to be skilled in music composition, videography and editing.

On the other hand, my broad vision for the business has attracted me towards entrepreneurship, and because of that, I was able to introduce an online-based skill-sharing platform for the youngsters named “ Grow More”. I am also a member of JCI Bangladesh.

Today, I encourage all - especially the young people to work towards developing our beloved country to take our country to the top. Just like many youngsters are inspired by my willingness to bring a change in the country’s economy at this age.