I am an agricultural entrepreneur and innovation leader with over 25 years of experience in agribusiness, livestock health, and food security. I lead SP Vet Care Ltd, importing and distributing livestock vaccines across Bangladesh to strengthen sustainable farming and animal health systems.

Parvin Sultana is an agricultural scientist, agribusiness leader, and social entrepreneur with more than 25 years of hands-on experience in agricultural innovation, livestock health, and rural development in Bangladesh.
She graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture from Bangladesh Agricultural University and began her professional career at ACI Ltd, one of the country's leading agribusiness organizations. There, she played an active role in introducing hybrid rice technology, conducting field comparisons between hybrid and local varieties, and supporting farmers in adopting modern, yield-enhancing solutions.
Building on this foundation, she founded Speed Care Ltd, an agricultural enterprise specializing in the import and marketing of livestock vaccines and related products. Beyond business, she is deeply committed to community service through her leadership in Rotary International Bangladesh — connecting agricultural development with social impact.
I provide practical, field-driven solutions that connect agricultural science with business strategy and community development. My services focus on productivity, sustainability, and long-term impact.
Strategic planning for agricultural enterprises, market entry guidance, distribution network development, and farmer engagement strategies.
Import and nationwide distribution of livestock vaccines, technical guidance on vaccination programs, and support for sustainable livestock management.
Hybrid crop introduction and field performance analysis, farmer training on modern techniques, and responsible pesticide usage guidance.
Training programs for rural women in small-scale agribusiness, mentorship for income-generating activities, and community skill development.
My mission is simple but powerful: to strengthen food systems, promote sustainable farming, and empower rural communities — especially women — to build independent and resilient livelihoods.