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Remembering Samson H Chowdhury
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He was 87 at the time of his death - - and left behind his legacy as an entrepreneur, and his mark as a human who felt for the mankind.
"He [Samsonl told me that a happy worker is good worker. Don't exploit them," said Syed Manzur Elahi, a former adviser to caretaker government, while sharing his experiences with Samson at a memorial held at the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI).
Elahi, a close friend of Samson's since 1978, had more to say: "He was a great man."
He spoke at the launch of a special issue of FBCCI's Business News magazine that paid tributes to Samson.
After the establishment of Mutual Trust Bank, Samson asked Elahi to head the bank's audit committee for strict auditing, to keep the image of bank clean and prevent directors from getting involved in any scam.
"He has worked silently for humanity and his works were spread over a vast area. People will remember him for his works," said Ghulam Mohammad Quader, commerce minister.
"His demise has definitely created a vacuum,” Quader said.
"The story of his human qualities will not be forgotten so soon,” said Mahbubur Rahman, president of the International Chamber of Commerce Bangladesh.
“We will benefit if we follow his ethics and ideals."
"He thought more about the welfare of his countrymen," said Samson's son Tapan Chowdhury.
Kazi Akramuddin Ahamed, chairman of Standard Bank, said: "He |Samson| was a self-made man. He maintained accuracy and perfection to make products. He worked for humanity. And that is why he devoted himself to make medicine."
Anjan Chowdhury, Samson's younger son, said his father was a family man above all.
“We live as a joint family."
Citing an incident, he said Square had once decided to sell one of its sister concerns and received down payment from a buyer accordingly, but the buyer later failed to pay the full amount in time.
Anjan suggested the company should “forfeit the amount as per the law of the land’’.
"You cannot grow and become big if you take people's money this way,” Anjan quoted Samson as saying. Anjan said it wasalessonforhim.
"The way he worked, it was not for business but for the people of this country," said Anika Chowdhury, Samson's grand daughter.
“He was a forward thinking man.”
"For us as businessmen, we have many things to learn from Samson. We can help the country progress further by following his ideals," said AK Azad, president of FBCCI.