The Berger Paints chief says the company is exploring new ways to tap into the country’s large female workforce
June 05, 2026
Staff Correspondent
bdnews24.com
Women’s empowerment across all sectors has been placed at the centre of Bangladesh’s development push by Rupali Chowdhury, managing director of Berger Paints Bangladesh, who has led the company for nearly two decades.
She says women make up half of the country’s population and can play an equal role in national progress if given greater opportunities.
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