Masumul Haque
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| Country: | Bangladesh |
| Email: | masum[at]purpleit.com |
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Overview
Masumul Haque, a prominent Bangladeshi entrepreneur and IT industry leader, has made significant contributions to the web hosting and domain registration sector. He serves as the chairman of Purple IT Ltd, an ICANN-accredited domain registrar, and the COO of ExonHost, a leading web hosting company in Bangladesh.
Education & Early Career
Masumul Haque earned his Master’s degree in Management Information Systems (MIS) from 'Daffodil International University (DIU) in 2012. Prior to that, he completed his undergraduate degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Stamford University Bangladesh. While working as an IT Manager at Fair Trade Group, he developed a keen interest in web development and hosting, which inspired him to launch his first web hosting business.
Professional Career
Fair Trade Group
He worked as an IT Manager at Fair Trade Group for five years (2008–2012).
Purple IT Ltd
In 2012, Mohammad Masumul Haque co-founded Purple IT Ltd with his business partner, Saleh Ahmed. The company specializes in domain registration, web hosting, cloud server solutions, and software development. Purple IT Ltd is an ICANN-accredited domain registrar, making it one of the few recognized registrars in Bangladesh.
Contributions & Industry Influence
Mohammad Masumul Haque is a well-regarded figure in the Bangladeshi IT sector. He has played a crucial role in the expansion of affordable and high-quality web hosting services in the country. His companies focus on innovation, customer service, and security, setting industry benchmarks in Bangladesh.
He actively participates in IT conferences, workshops, and industry forums, sharing his expertise and insights on web hosting, domain management, and digital business growth.
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ICANNWiki: Content Guide | Documentation | Development || Categories: Articles needing attention | Candidates for deletion || Projects: Internet & Digital Governance Library