Hi, I'm
Md Hasibul Hassan
(Nickname: Hasib Imtiihan)
A storyteller at heart and a digital strategist by profession, I specialize in digital political campaigns, multimedia content creation, and impactful communication strategies.
I started with a camera, chasing light. Today, I use strategy to chase something bigger: meaning. I believe the strongest campaigns don’t push—they pull. They invite people into a story they didn’t know they needed to hear.
Work Domain
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Projects
Showcasing a selection of my finest projects that reflect creativity, impact, and innovation across various domains.
Pam Cox for Colchester Campaign
Shortly after arriving in the UK, I stepped into a campaign that would shape not just a community’s future but my own. Supporting Pam Cox MP as a volunteer in the Labour Party’s digital team in Colchester was more than work— personally, it was a personal mission. We weren’t just running a campaign; we were breaking barriers, challenging history, and amplifying voices that had been waiting decades to be heard. When Professor Pam Cox became Colchester’s first female MP—and Labour’s first since 1945—it was a moment I’ll never forget. It reminded me why I do what I do: to craft strategies that connect people, inspire action, and make change feel possible.
BRAC University Documentary
Being entrusted to create BRAC University’s official documentary as a student was more than a project—it was a privilege. Alongside our team, HASH, comprised of passionate BRACU graduates, we captured the heart of the Residential Semester experience in a 5-minute film. Every frame is steeped in the emotions and stories that define the BRACU community. The emotional credit title at the end stands as a love letter to the bonds we forged, the memories we made, and the legacy of an institution that shaped us. This isn’t just a documentary; it’s a piece of our collective soul, immortalized in film.
Project Report: Sustainable Urban Development in Chattogram
Chattogram, often hailed as Bangladesh’s financial hub, deserves a sustainable urban future that matches its economic promise. Through the project “EDU Policy Dialogue Series: Episode 1,” we brought together thought leaders from politics, public sectors, and urban planning to reimagine the city’s development. This initiative extended beyond dialogues, resulting in a detailed report that encapsulates actionable insights and long-term solutions for the city’s sustainable growth. For me, this project isn’t just a document; it’s a call to action for a sustainable future in a city that deserves so much more.