Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) and executive teams that recognize their positional privilege to create meaningful impact for their organizations and communities. Leaders who are open, eager and welcome diverse perspectives of looking at problems and opportunities in a comprehensive way. Leaders who care about all stakeholders and not just shareholders.
I’m guided by the following values in how I live, work,
and serve my clients and community
You deserve to hear the truth to gain a wholesome understanding of situations and determine the best path forward. I will exercise courage in sharing my understanding of your challenges in a timely and complete manner.
You will be treated fairly and with utmost transparency during all stages of the engagement (contractual to execution). I will work with you to determine the decision-making process to accomplish your desired goals.
You will always be treated with respect. I expect the same courtesy from you. If we disagree on anything, we will commit to resolving our differences without delay and attributions of malice.
You can expect the highest quality of work, with consistent attention to detail, that exceeds your expectations. I take immense pride in my work and commit to preparing for our engagements, bringing my best self to work.
You can expect a tangible commitment to integrity in all our dealings. My values guide my decision-making, ensuring the utmost professionalism and accountability in our work together.
I was born in the holy land of Amritsar, Punjab, located in India. Today, I feel privileged to live, work, and enjoy the ancestral and traditional lands of the following Indigenous groups, including Wendat (Huron), Haudenosaunee, and Anishinaabeg (including the Mississaugas of the Credit). I recognize the painful history of Indigenous peoples who lived in Brampton for thousands of years before their populations were decimated during the Iroquois Wars.
The lands were ceded in the Ajetance Purchase, Treaty 19 in 1818. About 0.5% of Brampton’s current population comprises Indigenous peoples.
In the spirit of reconciliation, I commit to honouring the past, recognizing the treaty agreements, seeking Indigenous counsel, and learning from Indigenous Peoples’ culture, values, and stories.
“Once you make a decision, the universe conspires to make it happen.”
