About Ahmed Sokarno
Ahmed Sokarno is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of ACF and the Chief Executive Officer and founder of Care Services Australia (CSA) since 2014. He was a director of the Ethnic Community Council of Queensland (ECCQ). ECCQ began in the mid-1980s to advocate for aged care services for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
Education
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Short Biography
He is the Chief Executive Officer and founder of Vocational Education, Training and Employment Australia Limited (VETEA). Since 2003, VETEA has been a leading source of Education, Training and Employment and Skills Development in Australia. VETEA is composed and supported by twenty- five (25) subsidiaries and two partner organisations. He is the Chairman of VETEA India, VETEA Singapore, VETEA Indonesia, VETEA China and VETEA Malaysia. Also, Chairman VETEA Foundation Limited.
Education
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2003
Chief Executive Officer
Vocational Education
He is the Chief Executive Officer and founder of Vocational Education, Training and Employment Australia Limited (VETEA). Since 2003, VETEA has been a leading source of Education, Training and Employment and Skills Development in Australia. VETEA is composed and supported by twenty- five (25) subsidiaries and two partner organisations. He is the Chairman of VETEA India, VETEA Singapore, VETEA Indonesia, VETEA China and VETEA Malaysia. Also, Chairman VETEA Foundation Limited.
2014
Chief Executive Officer
ACF & Care Services Australia
Ahmed Sokarno is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of ACF and the Chief Executive Officer and founder of Care Services Australia (CSA) since 2014.
2015
Director
Ethnic Community Council of Queensland (ECCQ).
He was a director of the Ethnic Community Council of Queensland (ECCQ). ECCQ began in the mid-1980s to advocate for aged care services for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
Mr Sokarno was the Editor-in-Chief of Australia’s first and only Arabic daily newspaper for ten (10) years; Mr Sokarno was also the Chairman of the Ethnic Media Council of Australia for four (4) years.
Areas of Expertise
Bring to the table win-win survival strategies to ensure proactive domination. At the end of the day, going forward, a new normal that has evolved from generation X is on the runway heading towards a streamlined cloud solution generated