Meet Basam Murtaza Tahoor, the visionary behind Tahoors Creative Marketing and iClick Agency. With over nine years of experience, Basam has led innovative marketing strategies, empowering over 150 startups and international businesses to thrive. As the founder of iClick Agency in Kabul, Afghanistan, and now leading Tahoors Creative Marketing in Halifax, NS, Basam continues to drive excellence in digital marketing, branding, and client relations through putting a "Human" touch in marketing that can help businesses speak to the heart of their clients, not their wallets. Connect with Basam to discover how Tahoors Creative Marketing can elevate your brand’s presence and success.
Fueled by the belief that mutual success thrives alongside business growth, just like the Dari Poem from Rumi "Whoever aims at wheat, the chaff will itself be gained," Basam is a proud BNI member and passionate about helping businesses flourish. This dedication extends to all regardless of budget; He also offers free consultations to ensure everyone has the chance to prosper.
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