Topic: How to Find Opportunities in Setbacks
Welcome to Episode 7 of Business Women Australia Podcast
I’m your host Annemarie Cross – The Podcasting Queen.
Have you ever been in a situation that had you completely at a standstill? Perhaps you're in the midst of a setback and wondering how on earth you're going to get through it?
My guest today is a firm believer in staying positive. She believes it is better to try and fail, than not to try at all.
Joining me today is Tanuja Sanders to share her insights around how to find opportunities in setbacks.
Tanuja is a renowned Project Manager with over 25 years of experience working in the Engineering field that has earned her quite a reputation as a completions manager and a hard task-master having delivered projects with cumulative value in excess of A$10 Billion throughout her career.
In pursuit of a more sustainable lifestyle and to expand her envelope to embrace her other passions and skill-sets, she started her entrepreneurial journey within the food industry by becoming an olive oil producer.
Her business “The Sathya Olive Company” have a niche with their exotic range of infused olive oils, table olives and dukkah that are now sold through various WA Supermarket outlets such as Farmer Jacks, IGA Stores, The Herdsman, Spudshed and other gourmet outlets.
On today’s show, Tanuja will share:
- Learn to love and believe in yourself, because that is the key to success.
- Stay positive as everything that happens in your life, happens to be the best thing that happened at that time.
- It is better to try and fail, than not to try at all.
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Open your mind – Dream, Desire and Do. – Tanuja Sanders
About our Guest:
Tanuja Sanders is a Diamond Member of Business Women Australia and today we will be talking to her on the topic
of “Opportunities from Setbacks“.
Tanuja Sanders is a renowned Project Manager with over 25 years of experience working in the Engineering field that has earned her quite a reputation as a completions manager and a hard task-master having delivered projects with cumulative value in excess of A$ 10 Billion throughout her career. She is a qualified engineer with Bachelors in Energy Engineering and Masters in Chemical Engineering specialising in Power Plants. She has worked in Australia and overseas as a Principal engineer on various power, mining and water infrastructure projects.
Having developed a flare for Project Management, she further qualified herself as a Graduate Certificate in Business Management and certified PMP (Project Management Professional) and works as a Project Manager through her own engineering consultancy (owned by both her and her husband) called “KT & Sai Associates Pty Ltd”.
One of the iconic projects Tanuja has worked as a Project Manager is the SA Water's Adelaide Desalination Project that has won the Best Project Delivery Award for major infrastructure projects in the world by both PMI and IPMA in the year 2013. In pursuit of a more sustainable lifestyle and to expand her envelope to embrace her other passions and skill-sets, she started her entrepreneurial journey within the food industry by becoming an olive oil producer.
Her business “The Sathya Olive Company” have a niche with their exotic range of infused olive oils, table olives and dukkah that are now sold through various WA Supermarket outlets such as Farmer Jacks, IGA Stores, The Herdsman, Spudshed and other gourmet outlets.
Tanuja migrated to Australia in the year 1992 from India with her 9 months old son and has earned herself quite a reputation as a successful entrepreneur and is prepared to share her life experiences with us on the topic of “Opportunities from Setbacks”.
Connect with our Guest:
- Linkedin: tanuja-sanders
- Website: www.sathyaoliveco.com
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