IEC Awards 2018 Finalist — Small Business
GloTech, set up in 2014, is a well-established and respected engineering consultancy and project management organisation with customers and ongoing assignments in Australia, China, Thailand, Philippines, New Zealand, Malaysia, India and Brazil. Its director Krishan Aggarwal has 35 years of engineering and business management experience and has been associated with flexible packaging and printing industry segment for more than a decade. Fellow director Rishabh Aggarwal is a young and enthusiastic engineer having completed a double degree in Mechanical Engineering and Business. His principal responsibilities include complete mechanical design, project management and building and maintaining long term relationships with all key stakeholders in projects across Australia, China, India and other locations.
“We are a niche business and assist our clients with significant reduction of their energy costs,” says Krishnan. “As we have grown in the overseas markets, we have had to understand the local challenges and adapt ourselves and modify our business model to suit the requirements of each project, each client and each geographical region,” says Rishabh.
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