Tanvir Haque
Bio
Tanvir Haque is a Partner at Freshstone Consulting. He thrives on developing customer-centric business relationships, and focuses on revolutionising customer experience and driving companies' digital transformation plans. With a career spanning back more than 20 years, Haque’s experience has been gathered in professional services, banking, and telecommunications, having worked with PwC in Sydney, Andersen in Sydney and London, and Standard Chartered Bank in London. He relocated to Dubai in 2008 and spent a number of years advising and consulting international businesses on how to drive growth before joining Lifecare in 2015. He graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the Australian National University in his home town of Canberra and is a qualified Chartered Accountant and a member of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.
Latest
The How To: Rethinking Employee Performance Management For Better ROI
Entrepreneurs should move away from a traditional EPM model to employee performance development (EPD).
Driving Innovation: Identifying Your Employees' Entrepreneurial Spirit
The entrepreneurial spirit need not be confined to the CEO's office. In reality, some of your employees may already be displaying the entrepreneurial behavior necessary for running a company and being a leader.
The Real ROI Of Being Customer-Centric
In the rush to expand, companies should not loose its way and become the reverse of a customer-centric business.
How Insurtech Startups Are Reshaping The Insurance Industry in 2017
Just as technology has impacted finance, it now looks set to have similar influence on the insurance market. Welcome to insurtech.
Combating Cyber Crime: Your Company Needs To Be Resilient
Cybercrime is big business, organized business, and can compromise or bring down any company in any country. Yet, in addition to the front-line defences, there is in fact much companies can do to insure against such risks.
Good Employee Health Benefits Can Help Your UAE Company Attract (And Retain) Talent
The days of lavish expat packages appear to be gone and the workforce is now looking around for better opportunities. That means it's time for employers to get creative with their benefits.
More Authors You Might Like
-
Carl Stoffers
Senior Business Editor
-
Amanda Breen
Senior Features Writer
-
Sherin Shibu
News Reporter
-
Christopher Salvi
CEO of Salvi