A Journey of Challenges and Rewards Pravin Raman Parajuli, Chief Executive Officer, Nepal Life Insurance Company Limited I began my professional journey in 2003. Looking back, the job market was quite different from what it is today. The financial sector, particularly banking, was considered the dominant force in the employment landscape. It was a time …
Prof. Dr. Mahanand Chalise | Dean, Faculty of Management, Tribhuvan University I began my professional journey in 1993, marking the start of a multifaceted career that spans the airlines industry, banking sector, and academia. My first job experiences included roles in both the aviation and financial sectors, providing me with a unique blend of operational …
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Bam Bahadur Mishra | Deputy Governor, Nepal Rastra Bank After performing well in my I.Sc. Board exams in Science, I came to Kathmandu in 1993 to pursue a B.Sc. degree at Amrit Science College (ASCOL). To cover my expenses in the city, I started teaching at a boarding school in Kathmandu. An accidental banker My …
Ram Prasad Dhital | Chairperson, Electricity Regulatory Commission I began my professional journey in January 1988 as an engineer for the Rural Energy Development Programme at the UNDP (United Nations Development Programme). My first assignment was in Parbat district as a technical officer. I finished my Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering at the end of …
I pursued Chartered Accountancy for my higher education. My article-ship was completed in Mumbai, India. Throughout my studies, I also engaged in part-time training. However, my first official employment began at Rastriya Banijya Bank (RBB) in 2006, starting at level 9. At that time, RBB had brought in foreign management to improve the state-owned banks, …
My professional career has been rooted in teaching experience. My very first employment was that of a school teacher in Shree Madhawaliya Secondary School at Bhairahawa while pursuing my intermediate studies in 1993/94. Later on, I moved to Kathmandu for further studies. For reasons of poverty on the part of my parents, I was required …
Driving Transformational Change Jitendra Dhital, Administrator, Employees Provident Fund A chartered accountant by profession, Jitendra Dhital has served in a leadership role at the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) for the past three years. Throughout his 15-year tenure at the EPF, he considers himself fortunate to hold this position, where he has implemented transformative ideas in …
I began my career at Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) as an assistant in 1986. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to pursue higher education (Chartered Accountancy) in Chennai, India. Upon completing my studies, I returned to NRB. My tenure at the central bank spanned various departments, including the Non-Banking Supervision Department (now known as …
Yam Bahadur Mahat, Chief Executive Officer, Om Hospital and Research Centre Pvt. Ltd. I began my career in February 1986 as a Front Office Associate at the then Hotel Everest Sheraton in Kathmandu, where I worked for approximately two years. Sheraton Hotels is a renowned chain of 5-star international hotels and resorts. At that time, the …
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I was part of a pilot programme in hospitality management that combined theoretical and practical training in the initial days of my career. I was fortunate to work across Southeast Asia – Thailand, Hong Kong, Singapore, Vietnam, Africa, Europe and the Middle East. This early experience laid the foundation for my career in hospitality. Currently, …
