History

The Voice of Business, the first ever & only student run business publication at Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka came into life in the year of 2007 with the mission announcement of "A disclosure from the future professionals". It brought out its first business magazine with great zeal coupled with creative exertion. It commenced on its journey with the intent to act as a spokesperson of the students of the faculty & to bridge the gap between the corporate world & students. The Voice of Business (VoB) is the first and only student-run Business Magazine in Bangladesh. It’s an annual Business Magazine published by the students of the Faculty of Business Studies (FBS), University of Dhaka. As a business magazine, it gives shape to the business thoughts of young learners as well as focuses on stories that provide students with a broader understanding of business leadership, industry innovation, international perspectives, and career tracking advice. Today after 9 successful issues, the VoB has grown to become the one of the largest student-run publications in the country.

Besides being a publication, the Voice of Business functions as a full-fledged business club. It is committed to bring in firsthand knowledge, tips and advice from industry experts, pioneers and leaders. VoB regularly arranges seminars, workshops, knowledge dissemination programs in this regard. In 2014, VoB launched its first ever and one of a kind contest, the VoB Writing Contest. With immense support from Faculty Members and Students of FBS and relentless diligence of the members, VoB has grown up to become the premium business club of the University.

The Voice of Business (VoB) is a non-profit organization founded in May, 2007 by the students of eight departments of the Faculty of Business Studies (FBS), University of Dhaka. It is approved by the Honorable Dean of the faculty, Chairmen of nine departments (currently) and mentored by the respectable teachers from eight departments commonly known as ‘VoB Board of Advisors’.