Fahim Khondaker

Professor of Practice

School of Accounting, Auditing and Taxation - Bachelor of Commerce | The University of Queensland, Bachelor of Economics | The University of Queensland

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Fahim is a Partner at BDO and leads BDO’s Data Analytics and Insights service offering in Brisbane. He is also a Professor of Practice at UNSW Sydney. In his role at UNSW, Fahim oversees the practical integration of data analytics into a wide range of programs across the UNSW Business School and also influences the University’s research, thought leadership and industry engagement within this context. Fahim has extensive experience across the areas of operational and commercial analysis, strategy and stakeholder engagement. He is particularly interested in identifying and analysing key drivers for organisations, and the subsequent use of this newly acquired information to achieve value for money outcomes. Fahim focuses on supporting leaders to make well informed, defensible, decisions with the best available information on hand.

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