Coming to Australia to study, as many high aspiring Indians do, Isha then started her career working with an international financial services company, worked in the personal and commercial risk sectors with leading insurance companies, while also running a restaurant, until she landed a job with a multinational company ANZ.
Growing gains. Passionate, aspiring and driven Isha currently looks after a portfolio of 124 SME customers. She is not only managing the growth of such customers but also supporting NTB and start-up businesses in realizing their dreams.
With her exceptional language, interpersonal, credit, risk management and growth strategies she has been successful in supporting more than 100 business clients compassing a wide variety of industries.
Eye on the goal. She is currently representing ANZ’s Indian state franchise plan. “It gives me great pride when I see start-up customers fulfil their dreams and where I have been able to help achieve them their goals and contribute towards their success,” she says.
ANZ’s $2 Billion start-up pledge and $3 billion trade / finance pledge is the testament of ANZ’s support for small businesses and Isha wants to extend the support to the wider south East Asian small business community.
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