Simran Singh—Executive
Simran Singh arrived in Australia in 2006 to study business, then worked different jobs before moving to the real estate industry.
It was during his stint in real estate that he helped many first home buyers take their first step in the real estate market. “I understood that the right financial advice was critical,” says Singh, who joined Credit Hub in 2011.
“I believed in the vision of the company and was all set to begin the new phase in my life. I am glad to say that there’s no looking back since that day,” he says.
“I was always aligned with the vision of the company which is to persistently grow and protect our clients’ assets and help them achieve their dreams and life goals.”
A different side
I believe: A satisfied customer is the best business strategy of all
What I love about Australia: Diversity, opportunity
What I love about India: Culture
Favourite hang-out in Melbourne: St Kilda Beach
A must-read: The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham
My advice to entrepreneurs: Get up, dress up, show up
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