"Born in Kuwait, Kash spent his formative years there before escaping the Iraqi occupation. He went on to complete his BS and MBA in Pakistan, then choosing Suffolk for his MS in finance. His career began with Citibank Global Relationship Banking, and has included consulting assignments with Chase Manhattan Bank, The World Bank, Fleet Bank and The Government of Uzbekistan. Standing out among his achievements, Kash worked with a startup company pioneering the design of a fully automated, chain risk management system providing global supply. He is currently a Financial Planner associated with Wall Street based, First Investors. He is a proud member of the Million Dollar Club, and when his schedule permits, Kash teaches at the Sawyer School.
Kash is currently married; he met his wonderful wife Simona while at Suffolk. They have two daughters, Zara and Rania. In his free time Kash enjoys cooking and entertaining."
What is unique about Suffolk?
It is a small enough university where you can truly gain access to the faculty and other students, but at the same time not sacrifice on a "university feel".
What was your experience as an international student?
International students can have the whole US university experience without having to attend a mega university n a sprawling campus in the middle of nowhere. Also, by being in a major US city with an international flair, international students do not have to feel out of place.
What was your most memorable thing about Suffolk?
I am still adding to the memories by being so involved with various aspects of the university, from being a financial advisor to so many employee, to being an adjunct professor.