The eBooks published by the Fashion and Design Club are the result of the cumulative efforts of many individuals. Here you will find information about the researchers who have thoroughly researched the public domain to obtain relevant, insightful, and sometimes unpublished information on the brands. The Fashion and Design Club research team is comprised of individuals who are in the know about fashion and design, social media experts, and people having financial and accounting expertise and acumen. For each contributor, we have tried to provide you with a portrait, a brief description of the individual and a link to the social media platform or website of their choice.

Monzoor Ali
Monzoor achieved a frst class honours in Accounting and Finance from De Montfort University. Since March 2018, he has worked for Santander as an administrator.

Bobby Gyawali
Bobby is a graduate from De Montfort University with First Class Honours in Accounting and Finance. He is currently working at Grierson Dickens Ltd. in an investment support and paraplanner role.. Bobby has a AAT Level 3 Accounting (QCF) completed, giving status of part qualified accountant.

Kamal Miah
Kamal says: I started work in 2008 during the global banking crisis. I was not partial to any specific industry and learned so much about culture & diversity. Ideally, I should have gone to University at a time when tuition fees were low & uncertainty was high. But the circumstances meant that I must look after my family. It was not all so weary because I had many past-times including fitness, gadgets and social. During university, I gained many new hobbies which include reading, Netflix & housekeeping. I found my peers to resemble “myself,” in a different space & time, so it was easy to share my experiences and offer guidance.

Naina Pahuja
Naina is the founder of The Herb Boutique, graduated with a master's degree in finance and accounts from the University of Surrey and Diploma in literature studies at Cambridge University. The venture communicates with farmer groups through an established network of partner associations. The Herb Boutique believes in giving people the option of using natural products and recognises the support of individuals who are part of this ‘organic movement’. The organization employs only women as part of their CSR activity in -turn giving opportunity to many households.
