Rashesh Bhavsar—Entrepreneur
The founder of Fortune Wealth Creation Group, Rashesh Bhavsar says his mission is to provide a secure financial future to every family and help them achieve their goals much faster. “Life is full of fun and a secure financial future is a key element of it,” says Bhavsar.
His company specialises in providing superannuation, investment and insurance advice to professionals and executives, and has raked in awards such as Best Businesses Award and Best Service Quality Award in 2012, 2013 & 2014, and a nomination for the Rising Star of the Year award.
Life certainly has changed for this rising star, who came to Australia in 2001 to pursue a degree in IT at RMIT University, then began working night shifts at 7-11s to make ends meet.
“The single most important moment in my career was in 2004, when I decided to follow my passion in financial planning.”
A different side
I believe: Fortune favours the brave [Latin proverb]
What I love about Australia: Land of opportunities, people with open hearts
What I love about India? Colourful festivals, loving people, spicy food
Favourite hang-out in Melbourne: RACV Club in Melbourne CBD
A must-read: Good to Great by Jim Collins
My advice to entrepreneurs: Find your passion, dream big, and keep going until you make it happen
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