Kanwar Pal Singh—Entrepreneur
A management and accounting professional with a vast array of qualifications, corporate and community experience spanning 23 years in Australia, Kanwar Pal Singh loves a challenge. “I turn it into an opportunity,” says Singh who is Director, Secretary and Treasurer of Bendigo Bank Dingley Village. Dedicated to providing quality service to clients whilst maintaining the highest ethics as an accountant, Singh has consistently met and exceeded personal and business objectives since migrating to Australia in 1992. “I came here to study,” says Singh, who completed his MBA at Victoria University of Technology.
Keen to undertake new challenges, he launched SS Investment Solutions and SS Global Solutions, which complements his accounting firm. “I have also branched out into various other business ventures. I have grown my businesses substantially over the years. I currently manage my own accounting practice, serving more than 3,000 clients across various industries which includes sole responsibility for managing a trust account of approximately AUD $50 million per year,” he adds.
Singh, who was awarded Indian Executive of The Year in 2014, has the capacity to motivate and lead others to meet and exceed expected outcomes with a high level of energy, enthusiasm. Thinking out of the box comes naturally to Singh, say those who work with him.
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