Building Future-Ready Professionals: HMC Learning Forum Drives Diverse Knowledge Excellence
Hossain Mumlook & Co. Chartered Accountants (HMC) continues to strengthen its commitment to professional development through its dynamic HMC Learning Forum, regularly organizing impactful learning sessions for its employees, students, and interns.
Recently, HMC successfully conducted a series of insightful sessions covering technical, behavioral, and technological domains—demonstrating the importance of a well-rounded and future-focused learning approach.
Strengthening Technical Expertise: IAS 16 Session
The Learning Forum hosted Session No. 205, focusing on “IAS 16: Property, Plant & Equipment”, conducted by Professor Dr. Md. Musfiqur Rahman, FCMA, Department of Accounting, University of Dhaka.
The session provided a deep understanding of the recognition, measurement, and management of tangible assets, highlighting how proper application of IAS 16 ensures accurate financial reporting, transparency, and long-term sustainability of organizations.
Developing Mindset & Leadership: Conscious Engineering
In Session No. 206, participants explored “Conscious Engineering: Designing Mind for Purposeful Impact”, led by Mr. Mahfuz Sumon, FCA, FCMA (UK), CPA (Australia), CGMA, Assistant General Manager at Beximco Pharmaceuticals Limited.
This session went beyond technical knowledge, focusing on self-awareness, mindful communication, and empathetic leadership. It encouraged participants to consciously align their thoughts, emotions, and actions—enhancing both professional effectiveness and personal growth.
Embracing the Future: AI for Productivity
Continuing its forward-thinking approach, Session No. 207 addressed “Leveraging AI to Enhance Productivity and Professional Performance”, conducted by Mr. Limon Howladar, Assistant Manager at CAPE and a Certified Prompt Engineer.
Participants gained practical exposure to how Artificial Intelligence is transforming modern workplaces, enabling smarter decision-making, increased efficiency, and innovation-driven performance.
The selection of such diverse topics—ranging from accounting standards to mindset development and advanced technology—reflects HMC’s strategic vision.
In today’s rapidly evolving professional landscape, technical expertise alone is no longer sufficient. Professionals must also develop:
Analytical and compliance skills (through sessions like IAS 16)
Emotional intelligence and leadership capability (through mindset-focused sessions)
Digital and technological adaptability (through AI and innovation topics)
By integrating these dimensions, HMC ensures that its people are not only technically competent but also adaptable, forward-thinking, and capable of leading in a complex business environment.
At HMC, learning is not limited to knowledge acquisition—it is about transformation. Through the HMC Learning Forum, the firm continues to nurture a culture where individuals are encouraged to learn, unlearn, and grow together.
These initiatives reinforce HMC’s belief that today’s learning investments shape tomorrow’s leaders.
