Golam Haque is a multifaceted leader whose dedication to his community, business, and family has shaped his career. He is a proud resident of Melbourne’s West and has dedicated his life to helping others, driven by his fundamental conviction that society should be stronger and more interconnected. 

Political and Community Leadership

Golam Haque is an ardent community activist, a Liberal Party member, and a prospective  Victorian Parliament candidate. Prior to this, he ran for the Melton City Council in 2016 and  2020, the Kororoit district in 2018, and the Western Metropolitan Region in 2022. He is currently the Chair of the Kororoit SEC at Liberal Victoria and the Vice Chairman of the  Western Metro REC. Additionally, he serves as the Australia Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s event and organizational secretary. As a fervent supporter of the Western Bulldog and a strong advocate for young people, he is dedicated to making the neighborhood safe and prosperous for all.

Professional and Entrepreneurial Background

Golam Haque is a prosperous businessman who has established several companies. The Haque Corporation, which grew Paramount Pizza and The Logis Cafe, is owned by him. In addition, he co-founded the real estate firm Laing+Simmons Point Cook, where he serves as the Officer in Effective Control and Sales Consultant. He has extensive professional experience in a variety of fields, including international trade, education, training, and consulting.

Education

Golam Haque earned a Bachelor of Engineering from RMIT University. This formal education, combined with his extensive experience in a variety of industries, gives him a solid foundation for his leadership roles in business and government.

Core Values and Vision

Golam Haque's personal and political beliefs are informed by his values as a good father, husband, and son. His vision focuses on creating a healthy community and a brighter future for everyone. His slogans summarise his main beliefs: "Strong, United, and Connected" and "Let's work together and respect each other for a healthier community." He believes that small and medium-sized businesses are the backbone of the national economy and should be empowered.