Founder Chairman Mohammad Shamsul Hoque

Mohammad Shamsul Hoque was born in the family of Late Al-Haj Ayeenuddin Ahmed and Late Tairunnessa on the 8th of Poush, 1350 Bangla. After completing his secondary and higher secondary education in his hometown - Balaganj of Sylhet, he graduated in Science. While pursuing further studies, he traveled to the United Kingdom in 1965 and earned his bachelors in Specialized Technology. Shamsul Hoque returned to Bangladesh in 1973; and since then he has been involved in pioneering different streams of business initiatives in the country. In 1995, he laid the foundation of a hospital in the private sector. The hospital was commissioned and started rolling in 1998 with three broad objectives: a) providing better health care facilities in Bangladesh; b) providing better medical education both in graduate and post-graduate levels on the same campus; and c) imbuing the offspring with committed vision to serve the humanity.
Hoque dedicates the organization after memory of his mother - Late Tairunnessa. Hoque was inspired to build this organization after his mother passed away in an unfortunate heart attack at Royal Brompton Medical Hospital in England. Moved deeply by this event, he put all his honest and genuine efforts in building up this hospital. The theme he kept in mind all the way is to stop Bangladeshi patients to go abroad for medical treatment.
Along with Hoque's success with the hospital, came his visions and strategies to face newer and yet-to-discover challenges of the 21st century - in cardiology, in cancer, acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), gynaecology and other specialized fields in medical science. He feels the urgency to inspire the next generation to boldly take part in the development of medical science and technology.
Renowned and experienced surgeons of world repute perform surgeries at TMMC. A ready-to-serve team of physicians is always on guard to heal patients. The management of TMMC has now decided to set up a medical college in order to produce an expert bunch of doctors in Bangladesh so that the country can reduce its dependency on foreign doctors.

Founder Director Jahanara Hoque

Daughter of Late Al-Haj Suleman Ahmed and Monowara Ahmed, Jahanara Hoque was born on May 5, 1955 in Sylhet. Hoque, one of the directors of TMMC Medical College and Hospital, obtained her graduation from Sylhet. Being involved in a wide range of social works, she established a girls' high school - Tairunnessa Girls' High School - in Balaganj, Sylhet after her late mother-in-law. The school was graded as the best girls' school in the country in 1996 and erstwhile Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was pleased to award a gold medal for its role in girls' education in the country. Jahanara Hoque, wife of the founder-chairman of TMMC, is also a director of Lions Club of Dhaka Shatodal and a member of Dhaka Business and Professional Women's Club.