Rashesh Bhavsar (Thought Leader)
The co-founder of Fortune Wealth Creation Group, Rashesh Bhavsar says financial success is all about having the right mindset, developing good habits and having a trusted adviser on your side.
Rashesh works with successful professionals and high profile executives working at ASX listed companies in managing their personal financial affairs. In the seven years since he started his business, Rashesh has raked in awards such as Top 5 Finalist, Member of Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT), Best Businesses Award, Best Service Quality Award from 2012 to 2018 in a row, and a nomination for the Rising Star of the Year award. He became one of the first Indian financial advisors to be on panel speakers at the Trade and Investment Expo and was invited as a subject matter expert to be interviewed on national news channel ABC24.
Besides achieving excellence in Business, Rashesh and Darshana, his wife and co-founder of the firm, are active in community events and have met with key Australian leaders including John Howard, Peter Costello, Tony Abbott, Joe Hockey, Kevin Rudd and discussed the key issues with Bill Shorten in one on one meetings.
Rashesh credits all his success to his family for the love and values he has received, Darshana who was by his side during challenging times, friends who encouraged him and clients who trusted him.
Life is certainly has changed for this young Gujarati entrepreneur, who came to Australia in 2001 to study and to pursue a dream that he knew would make his family and friends proud.
The way I see it
I believe. Fortune favours the brave.
This is Oz. A land where you get an equal opportunity to turn your dreams into reality.
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