Business needs rarely exist in isolation
The right expertise. A clearer starting point. A connected way forward.
The observation
- Businesses often need more than one kind of expertise
- Accessing and coordinating that help can feel fragmented
The idea
- Bring capabilities and professional connections together
- Start from each client’s actual need
The ambition
- Grow an ecosystem as requirements become more complex
- Serve people and businesses from the first idea onward
The approach
- Create, build, organise or connect
- One identity. Four connected capabilities.
The founders
The three founders behind TBC. External professionals are engaged per project and are not presented as employees of TBC.
Hilal Ibrahim
Founder
Leads the company where technology meets media creatives — the systems, the production, and how both come together on screen.
Expertise
- ✓ Technology
- ✓ Media creatives
- ✓ Creative-tech production
Hisan Lajvardh
Founder
Leads the company from the client side — the conversations, the media work, and the relationships that keep every project moving.
Expertise
- ✓ Client handling
- ✓ Media & creative
- ✓ Relationship-led delivery
Athuljith M S
Founder
Leads the company in code and craft — shaping websites, software and the web technology that quietly carries the work.
Expertise
- ✓ Web experiences
- ✓ Software systems
- ✓ Digital product craft
Connection is more than convenience
Understand before proposing
We start with the actual need rather than forcing every client into the same service package.
Creativity matters
Good ideas and high-quality execution can make a meaningful difference to how a business communicates.
Expertise matters
Some requirements demand qualified specialists. Recognising the right expertise is as important as delivering the work ourselves.
Relationships should evolve
A single project can be the beginning of a longer relationship as a client’s requirements develop.