New York City Bangladeshi Civil Service Society (NBCSS) is a not-for-profit organization for Bangladeshi Americans who work in New York City and state and federal government organizations. The organization is dedicated to promoting the cultural heritage and professional development of the Bangladeshi community in New York City. Founded in 2020, NBCSS provides a platform for Bangladeshi American civil servants to connect, network, and share resources. A 17-member executive committee is elected every two years to run the organization.
Mission
The New York City Bangladeshi Civil Service Society (NBCSS) aims to
- Promote and preserve Bangladeshi culture and heritage in New York City.
- Foster a sense of community among Bangladeshi civil servants.
- Advocate for the professional development and advancement of Bangladeshi civil servants.
- Provide a forum for Bangladeshi civil servants to discuss issues of common concern.
Activities
The NBCSS organizes a variety of events throughout the year, including:
- Cultural events celebrating Bangladeshi holidays and traditions include Pohela Boishakh, Ekushe February, and the Iftar party.
- Educational workshops, career seminars, and job opportunities on topics relevant to civil servants.
- Networking events that provide opportunities for Bangladeshi civil servants to connect via annual reunions.
- Social events that promote a sense of community among Bangladeshi civil servants.
Membership Benefits
Membership in the New York City Bangladeshi Civil Service Society is open to all employees in various City and State departments. Becoming a member of the NBCSS offers many benefits, including:
- Networking opportunities with other Bangladeshi civil servants.
- Professional development resources and workshops.
- Access to a supportive community of Bangladeshi civil servants.
- A chance to give back to the Bangladeshi community in New York City.
New York City Bangladeshi Civil Service Society offers three types of memberships:
General: Open to all employees of Bangladeshi origin working in the New York City, New York State, and Federal government. An annual membership fee of $300 is required.
Associate: Family members of the General members. No fee is required.
Honorary: Nominated by the Executive Committee Team. No fee is required.
Team:
President: Dr. Nafisur Rahman
General Secretary: Mohammad Alam
Sr. Vice President: Mahbub Kabir
Vice President: Rezaul Kabir
Joint Secretary: Mohammed Shanu
Organization Secretary: Sohel Ahmed
Press & Literature: Manzur Kader
Cultural Secretary: Arif Ahmed
Comm & Tech Secretary: Mohammed Saif Khan
Finance Secretary: Md. Shafiqul Islam
Member: Syeda T. Habib
Member: Selena Sarmin
Member: AKM Samsuzzaman Pintu
Member: Ashrafuz Zaman
Member: Rafiqul Islam
Member: Anwar Parvez
Member: Fatima Khan