Rezwanul Haque Jami

Rezwanul Haque Jami is a forward-looking Solutions Architect and serial entrepreneur dedicated to transforming how emerging economies harness technology for public good. Over the past decade, he has built bridges between governments, development partners, and startups — shaping impactful digital ecosystems across Bangladesh and East Africa.

As Founder of Digibox Limited, Jami is redefining last-mile logistics through a self-service smart locker network, pioneering Bangladesh’s first IoT-enabled infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) model. Digibox is disrupting the last mile delivery industry in Bangladesh with IoT lockers, Paddle assisted delivery vehicles and other self service AI enabled solutions. He also led Bizex Limited in South Sudan, implemented the Orange Corners Incubation and Acceleration Programme, where he has trained and mentored dozens of young entrepreneurs to build viable, impact-driven ventures. He previously founded BDTICKETS.COM and had a successful exit, the largest ticketing portal of the country.

Jami’s work frequently intersected with UNDP, ITU, and Swiss Development Cooperation, where he has helped conceptualize and deliver digital transformation projects — from e-governance and fintech solutions to climate-resilient entrepreneurship models. His initiatives often blend AI, data systems, and human-centered design, enabling inclusive access to technology in underserved regions.

Driven by a philosophy he calls “Govpreneurship” — merging the agility of startups with the purpose of public policy — Jami advocates for a new generation of leaders who think like innovators and act like policymakers. Passionate about progress, he continues to design systems, mentor founders, and champion digital inclusion as tools for equitable, sustainable growth across the Global South.