Mr. Masud Ahmed joined Bangladesh Civil Service : Audit and Accounts Cadre in January 1981. After successful completion of Academic training he was posted as Assistant Accountant General (PT&T). During his illustrated career in the Civil Service, Mr. Masud worked in both accounts offices and audit directorates of the Audit and Accounts Department.
Mr. Masud worked as Deputy Accountant General; Chief Accounts Officer, ( Local Government & Rural Development Division; Ministry of Foreign Affairs ); Director of Foreign Aided Project Audit Directorate and Defence Audit Directorate ; Deputy Finance Controller, Joint Finance Controller and Senior Finance Controller of Defence Finance. He is trained in various fields of auditing in India, Singapore and U.S.A.
He also served as Deputy Secretary Ministry of Shipping and Economic Relations Division; Member Finance (Joint Secretary), BEPZA; Managing Director (Additional Secretary), Muktijoddha Kalyan Trust; Director General, Bureau of Manpower Employment & Training; Consultant of FMRP ; Secretary, Ministry of Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs as well as Member of Planning Commission.
Apart from his professional life, Mr. Ahmed is a novelist and short story writer, having written more than one hundred short stories and six novels so far. One of his novels, 'Choitropaban O Digontorekha' has got critical acclamation for occupying a significant niche in the creative writings on Bangladesh's Liberation War. 'Dr Muhammad Shahidullah Literary Award', Sher-E-Bangla A.K. Fazlul Huq Literary Award, Natyasava Literary Award and several other accolades acknowledge his contribution to Bangla literature. As a vocalist of Bangladesh Television, he performs Bangla songs of the golden age.
Mr. Masud Ahmed is married. Wife`s name :Rifat Reza.
Mr. Ahmed Ataul Hakeem joined the Bangladesh Civil Service: Audit and Accounts Cadre in March 1979.
During his career in the Civil Service, Mr. Hakeem worked in both accounts offices and audit directorates of the Audit and Accounts Department. After the introduction of Departmental Accounts system through the newly formed offices of the Chief Accounts Officers for the Ministries, he became the first ever Chief Accounts Officer of the Government of Bangladesh.
Mr. Hakeem worked as the Director/Deputy Secretary in the Budget Wing of the Finance Division, Ministry of Finance from 1991-1997. He became the Director General of Audit Department in 1997 and was head of Financial Management Academy (FIMA) for 5 years. He also carried out duties as Director General Civil Audit Directorate. In 2004-2005, he was posted as the Deputy Comptroller and Auditor General (Senior) at the Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General of Bangladesh. Prior to his appointment as the 10 th Comptroller and Auditor General of Bangladesh, he served as the Controller General Defence Finance of the Ministry of Defence.
Mr. Hakeem is married, has a son and a daughter.
He served in many important and senior positions in the government including Senior Finance Controller (Navy), Senior Finance Controller (Air Force), Additional Director General (Finance)-Bangladesh Railway, Director General-Audit and Accounts Training Academy, Director General-Financial Management Academy (FIMA) and Controller General of Accounts.
He was a member of UN Audit Teams and audited the UNDP and UNICEF Headquarters, New York, USA and the UNEP Headquarters, Nairobi, Kenya. He authored a number of books on auditing and accounting and has many publications in domestic as well as international journals.
He served as a Member of Martial Law Committee to evaluate the activities of BADC in 1982. Was a member of the National Pay Scale Implementation Committee of 1991; worked as Chairman of the Accounts Consolidation Task Force and Chaired Accounts Consolidation Task Force Meetings.
He made pioneering contribution in improving Audit methodology and Report writing in SAI Bangladesh. He successfully launched and implemented important policies on auditing and restructuring/remodeling of audit functions.
Prior to his present appointment, he retired as Secretary, Ministry of Labour and Employment of the Government of Bangladesh. He also served as a National Consultant, Reforms in Government Audit (RIGA) Project for two years.
In the capacity of Additional Secretary, Joint Secretary and Deputy Secretary of different Ministries, he has had a unique opportunity to work in several important fields of governmental operations.
He started his career as a Lecturer in English in Rajshahi College.
He qualified in the Central Superior Services Examination and joined Audit & Accounts Service in 1967.
He had foreign training in a number of countries including USA, Singapore and Pakistan.
He had served in various government offices as:
He had received extensive training at home and abroad specially on General Public Administration, Rural Electrification Distribution System, Advanced Management Programme, Industrial Management System,
He led/participated in several international seminars/investment, business, governmental delegations to several countries.
He visited many countries of Asia, Africa, Europe, America.
He was involved in many socio-cultural and sports organizations and multinational organizations during his long career in government service.
He initiated a number of reforms initiatives for modernization and improvement of the activities of SAI Bangladesh. He relinquished the charge of CAG on 4th February, 2002.
Mr. M. Hafizuddin Khan joined as the Comptroller & Auditor General of Bangladesh on 8th August, 1996.
Khondkar Moazzamuddin Hossain took oath of office as the Comptroller & Auditor General (CAG) of Bangladesh on 7 March, 1992. Before his joining as CAG, he was serving as the Secretary, Ministry of Women Affairs.
Mr. Gholam Kibria joined as the fourth Comptroller and Auditor General of Bangladesh on March 30, 1989. He did Bachelor of Science from University of Dhaka. He also studied in the International Management Development Department of the Syracuse University, USA.
Before joining as the Comptroller and Auditor General of Bangladesh he served as the Secretary, Ministry of Finance; Alternate Executive Director, World Bank, representing the constituency comprising Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Sri Lanka; Additional Secretary, Ministry of Finance; Commercial Counselor, Embassy of Bangladesh Moscow; Deputy Secretary (Budget), Ministry of Finance etc.
During his tenure as the Comptroller and Auditor General of Bangladesh Mr. Gholam Kibria had significant contribution to the development of auditing practices in Supreme Audit Institution (SAI) of Bangladesh. He incorporated modern auditing techniques in the financial and compliance auditing.
After retiring from the post of Comptroller and Auditor General of Bangladesh, in the year 1993 he worked as the International Monitory Fund (IMF) Budget Adviser, Ministry of Finance, Government of Mongolia. He also worked as Advisor to the Ministry of Finance, Government of Uzbekistan and to the department for the Coordination of Foreign Economic Activities in 1994.
He was born on January 1, 1932. He is married and has one daughter and two sons.
A. K. Azizul Huq took oath of office as Comptroller and Auditor General of Bangladesh on 1st January, 1982. Prior to this appointment, he was Secretary, Internal Resources Division in the Ministry of Finance, Govt. of Bangladesh, and Chairman, National Board of Revenue. Born in 1929, Mr. Huq had his BA.(Hons)and MA degrees. He was awarded Diploma in Advanced Theory on Economic Development from Manchester University. U.K. He started his career as Lecturer in English in a government College. Thereafter, he was inducted into erstwhile Pakistan Military Accounts Service in 1954 and appointed Assistant Controller of Military Accounts. He served in various capacities in Military Accounts Department before his appointment as a Deputy Secretary to the government.
Mr. Osman Ghani Khan joined as the second Comptroller & Auditor General of Bangladesh on 03rd January 1976. He was born on 01-01-1923.
He joined at Central Superior Service of Pakistan in 1949 (First Batch). He obtained his BA (Hons) and MA in Economics from University of Calcutta.
Mr. Ghani served as Chairman/Member, UN Board of Auditors, New York; Secretary, Implementation Division, Ministry of Finance; Secretary, Ministry of Defence and Member (Administration), Jute Board, Ministry of Commerce.
He is married and has a son & a daughter. Mr. Gani had received training on Courses for Senior Level Central Superior Service Officers at the Pakistan Administrative Staff College (PASCOL), Lahore, Pakistan and Departmental Training as a probationary officer in East Pakistan.
He visited Germany, Peru, Jamaica, Austria, Kenya, Switzerland, Macau, Former Soviet Union, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Italy, France, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Pakistan, India for professional business.
Mr. Fazle Kader Muhammad Abdul Baqui joined as the first Comptroller & Auditor General of Bangladesh on 11th May 1973. He was born on 01-01-1916.
He obtained his BA (Hons) (Economics) from Calcutta University and MA in English from Dhaka University.
Mr. FKM Abdul Baqui served as Financial Advisor, Jute Trading Corporation; General Manager, House Building Finance Corporation, East Pakistan and Director, Trading Corporation of Pakistan.
He is married and has three daughters. Mr. FKM Abdul Baqui had received extensive training at USA, UK and Pakistan.
He visited USA, UK, Pakistan, Belgium, France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Germany, Switzerland, Hungary, Egypt, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and India for professional business.