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BBF Monthly | July 2025

The July 2025 edition of BBF Monthly places sustainability at the forefront, with its cover story on the Sustainability Summit & SDG Brand Champion Awards 2025. This landmark feature reflects how corporate leadership in Bangladesh is increasingly aligning growth strategies with ethical responsibility and long-term impact, setting the stage for business as a force for sustainable transformation.

From there, the issue tracks the country’s broader economic momentum. Record-breaking export targets signal ambition and opportunity, while shifting trade dynamics with the United States point to new avenues of collaboration and challenge. At the same time, the central bank’s firm stance on inflation control and monetary tightening underscores the balancing act required to safeguard economic stability amid volatility.

Marketing and branding take center stage with insights into how OTT platforms are redefining partnerships, how B2B marketers are adapting to the rise of agentic AI, and why rapid testing is becoming the secret weapon for persuasive campaigns. The resilience of legacy brands is examined, too, exploring why some return stronger after decline while others vanish.

Technology runs as a constant undercurrent throughout the issue. It follows Elon Musk’s latest AI gambit and its impact on the advertising world, and Meta’s pivot from metaverse bets to superintelligence. At the human level, growing concerns like “AI psychosis” come into focus, revealing the psychological strains of accelerated tech adoption. Tools for navigating complexity, such as the Nexus Method, offer practical pathways for clarity in decision-making.

Looking further ahead, the shifts in the global energy order—from solar supremacy to green hydrogen—point to new battlegrounds for climate and power.

Anchoring these global perspectives, the edition highlights the role of homegrown institutions that are weaving sustainability and ethics into their growth models, showing how profitability and responsibility can coexist.

 

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