BRAC Bank and Telenor Health organized an exclusive workshop on ‘Healthy Living’ for female customers and professionals in Rajshahi.
This programme comes as a part of BRAC Bank Women’s Banking Segment TARA’s pursuit for facilitating health awareness for women across the country and creating economic opportunities for them through different capacity building and networking initiatives.
Dr. Md. Nurul Islam, Assistant Professor (Medicine), Rajshahi Medical College and Hospital, conducted the health awareness workshop at BRAC Bank’s Rajshahi Branch on Saturday.
Businesspersons from Rajshahi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, teachers and women from other professions participated in the workshop. They showed keen interest on the value added services that come through TARA and Telenor Health in their lives. Indrajit Sur, Head of Emerging Corporate and Regional Head; Mehruba Reza, Senior Product Manager, Women Banking Segment ‘TARA’; Md. Azgar Hossain, Cluster and Branch Manager, BRAC Bank Limited, Saif Abdullah, Key Account Manager, B2B Sales, Telenor Health, and senior officials were present.
Commenting on the engagement initiative, BRAC Bank’s Indrajit Sur said: “TARA is not merely a product; it is a solution to realize potential of women from all strata of the society. Our capacity-building, professional competency development and health awareness programmes are aimed at empowering them to fulfill their entrepreneurial dreams.”
BRAC Bank Limited was the first in Bangladesh to launch a comprehensive Women’s Banking solutions styled ‘TARA’ in 2017.
‘TARA” continues to empower, inspire and connect women across Bangladesh, serving financial and lifestyle needs of individual woman and businesswoman with tailor-made solutions. TARA is packed with savings account with higher interest rate, current account for women entrepreneurs, business and retail loans with preferential rates, discounted processing fee and many more.