Amol Awasthi Dubai, A leader in IT, Changes Markets around the World

New Delhi [India], October 4 : Amol Awasthi, a well-known and respected businessman based in Dubai, has made a lasting impact on the business and technology world over the course of his 21-year career. Amol Awasthi is well known for his expertise in finding new developments and opportunities in the market. He has built and led several great businesses that have changed industries and regions where his Catalyst Business Partners (CBP) was one of the best achievements. CBP has become a leader in the IT Industry and is working to change the method by which people in Africa and the Middle East use technology.

While talking back about his professional journey, Amol Awasthi started his career in the early 2000s when he joined MirrorPlus Technologies as one of the founder employees with penny stock options. The company started growing during that time, but in 2003, it was acquired by American Reprographics. It was such a tough phase for everyone, and everyone had to undergo several procedures. However, Amol took advantage of this deal and learned a lot about business leadership, deals, and acquisitions from this important event. Then in 2005, American Reprographics made the company go public, which was another big step in Amol’s career and helped him to set the stage for his future projects.

During his time in the USA, Amol Awasthi started a startup firm in 2002- Catalyst Business Partners LLC (CBP). Later when he noticed a growing need for IT services in Africa. He wanted to start a business that could use technology to help businesses grow and come up with new ideas, especially in emerging countries. His way of leading, which included strategic thought and an unwavering commitment to excellence, helped CBP get off the ground quickly. Amol quickly realized, though, that Africa, with its new IT infrastructure and untapped promise, was a huge chance for growth.

In 2006, Amol Awasthi made the smart choice to move to Dubai and set up a branch of CBP to serve the African market. He researched a lot and found that Dubai was the right place for him to start his plans to grow with its thriving business scene and closeness to Africa. For the next 16 years, Amol Awasthi Dubai guided the company amicably and helped CBP grow into key African markets like Senegal, Guinea, Cameroon, and Egypt. Today, the business has over 200 employees and makes $25 million annually.