Kush Kanodia is the Director of Accounts\/Fund Raising with Choice International, an international NGO addressing issues of discrimination and inequality throughout the world.<\/p>\n
A Kent MBA alumni, Kush had the pleasure to be a Paralympic Torchbearer.<\/p>\n
Kush said of his experience:<\/p>\n
“It’s a wonderful honour to carry the Paralympic Torch and is a great privilege to be in a team with such accomplished and extraordinary individuals. It’s also rewarding to know that tireless dedication to Disability Rights can be recognised.<\/p>\n
I was born in London and to have this honour in London 2012 is truly special. To carry the Paralympic torch is even a greater honour to me than for the Olympics, as Paralympic athletes have the added challenge of competing with a disability. Hopefully this will now stem the rise in disability hate crime, as we as a nation honour our new Great British Paralympic Heroes. Who have now even surpassed our London 2012 Olympic Champions!<\/p>\n
Hopefully we can now begin to fulfil our legacy and Inspire A Generation and keep our Spirit In Motion…”<\/p>\n
Kush has an MBA, with Distinction, from Kent Business School and was a graduate of the Scope Leadership Programme. Kush has helped pioneer and develop best practices in equality and diversity for a number of large multinational organisations including Lehman Brothers.<\/p>\n
Kush has also gained significant experience in both management and leadership whilst being the team leader for the European data operations for Morgan Stanley Capital International.<\/p>\n
He also has a special interest in international business and development and has gained first hand expertise in the emerging economies of India and China through his work and study in these respective countries.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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