Agga

Early Life and Education

Born: July 15, 1973, into a Muslim family in Myanmar.
Family: Son of Mr. Sein Lwin, a former director at the Department of Fisheries, now a Director at AK Khan Company in Bangladesh, and Le' Le' Myint. He has two elder sisters, Aye Aye Lwin @ Maymie and Htar Htar Lwin.
Education: Completed high school and pursued IT-related courses, including a Certified Computerized Accounting System from Singapore Informatics and online courses in Website Development, Networking, Surveillance, and Door Access Systems.

Participated in the 1988 June Student Movement for Democracy.

Served as joint-secretary in his ward's Welfare Association.

1990 - Pioneer of the 1990 Student Revolution, advocating for democracy in Myanmar.
Mid-1990s - Worked at Parity Computer as a computer assembler after high school.
1997 - Co-founded Spring Technology, focusing on Myanmar’s IT development

Established Ahlone Business Center (ABC) as an IT Training and Business Center.
Expanded ABC’s services to include computer sales, networking solutions, web services, CCTV installation, MATV & IPTV solutions, and VOIP business.
Launched ABC’s Professional Training Centre to nurture aspiring technicians in Myanmar.

October 12, 2009 - Attended Barcamp, gaining experience in tech innovation and knowledge-sharing events.

February 12, 2011 - Helped organize Barcamp Mandalay, a major tech event in Myanmar.

January 26, 2012 - Officially launched Barcamp Yangon, connecting Myanmar’s tech community.
September 22-23, 2012 - Participated in Workshop on Relief, Rehabilitation, and Rule of Law in Rakhine State in Nay Pyi Taw.

Held key positions: Township Secretary, District Joint-Secretary, Regional Executive Member, Central Executive Member, Member of Executive Committee, Secretary for Halal Committee, and Head of the Organizing Department.

Active in Myanmar Interfaith Dialogue Group and MABA.
Participated in Barcamp 2007 and the 88 Student 25th Anniversary Event.
2012: Led the first Relief Team for the Rohingya Crisis in Sittwe City, Rakhine State.

2013 - Featured in Dateline NBC as part of Myanmar’s Islamic Religious Affairs Council.

March 11, 2017 - Active in Myanmar Japan Center Alumni Association, promoting business and entrepreneurship.

1993 - Married Yin Nwe Min, with whom he has a son, Pyae Sone Myo.
2011 - Married Khin Wathan Oo, having two sons, Khun Satt Lwin and Myat Min Satt.
2019 - Legally divorced.

Current - Based in Los Angeles, facing depression and PTSD after years of activism and leadership.

Tech Pioneer: Introduced Barcamp to Myanmar and led ABC Computer.
Political Advocate: Pioneer of the 1988 and 1990 Student Movements.
Community Leader: Key player in interfaith dialogue, humanitarian aid, and business networking.