Geelong tech entrepreneur wins international award
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GEELONG technology entreprenuer Aamir Qutub has won the Young Professional of the Year award at the 2024 India Australian Business & Community Alliance Awards.
The India Australian Business & Community Alliance Awards celebrated outstanding contributions in fostering bilaterial relations between Australia and India.
Mr Qutub’s business Enterprise Monkey was also a finalist for Excellence in Innovation.
Enterprise Monkey offer custom business and community solutions for educational institutions, service exchange marketplaces and complex web applications.
Mr Qutub said he was thrilled to receive the international honour.
Geelong Chamber of Commerce chief executive officer Jeremy Crawford said Mr Qutub’s personal nomination highlighted his exceptional leadership and dedication.
“Aamir is a shining example of the leadership calibre driving Geelong’s success and prosperity.
“His future-focused and global thinking is an inspiration to leaders looking to expand their enterprises and capitalise on new market opportunities.
“He is a humble man making a huge impact, supporting his wider community and constantly progressing opportunities for our region and for others.”
The winners of the India Australian Business & Community Alliance Awards were announced at the Parliament of Australia in Canberra in the presence of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
For more information about Enterprise Monkey, head to enterprisemonkey.com.au
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