Mehedi Hasan Shuvo
6 Courses • 87 StudentsBiography
Since 2013, Mahedi Hasan Shuvo has been working successfully in the field of Digital Marketing and Freelancing. He has built a strong career through renowned marketplaces and organizations including Fiverr, Upwork, SEO Clerks, and Shwapno IT Hub. Currently, he is working as a Top Rated Plus Freelancer on Fiverr and Upwork, earning more than $2,000 per month through freelancing and digital marketing services. Alongside his freelancing career, he is also actively contributing to the education sector as a Digital Marketing professional and trainer.
As a Digital Marketing Instructor, he has worked with several prestigious government and international development projects, including Learning and Earning Development Project (LEDP), a2i, LICT Project, and CoderTrust Bangladesh. For the last several years, he has been serving as a Senior Instructor at Future IT and Language Training Institute, conducting Advanced Digital Marketing courses and mentoring future freelancers and entrepreneurs.
Due to his outstanding contributions to freelancing, digital marketing, and youth development, he has received recognition from numerous national and international organizations.
International Awards & Recognition
- International Mahatma Gandhi Peace Award – 2023
- Global Change Makers Award – 2022
- International ICT Award – 2019
National Awards & Recognition
- Joy Bangla Youth Award – 2018
- National Tech Award – 2013
- BASIS Outsourcing Award – 2020
- Rising Youth Award – 2020
Until now, he has worked with clients from more than 102 countries, completed over 2,123 projects, and earned more than $114,000 through freelancing platforms. As a trainer and mentor, he has trained more than 14,000 students, whose combined earnings have exceeded $10 million.
Today, Mahedi Hasan Shuvo continues to inspire and empower thousands of young people in Bangladesh through Digital Marketing, Freelancing, and AI-focused skill development, helping them build successful careers in the global marketplace.
