University earns top professional recognition
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- Ashneel Singh, the University of Fiji’s executive director of human resources, received the Australian Human Resource Institute’s Fellow Certified Practitioner Human Resources designation.
- AHRI cited Singh’s leadership, ethical standards, professional achievements, mentorship and contribution to developing the human resources profession.
- Singh said the recognition would strengthen his commitment to mentoring future HR leaders and supporting emerging professionals.
Ashneel Singh, the University of Fiji’s executive director of human resources, has received the highest professional recognition offered by the Australian Human Resource Institute.
AHRI awarded Singh its Fellow Certified Practitioner Human Resources designation. The fellowship recognises leadership, professional achievement, ethical standards and contributions to advancing human resources.
The institute also highlighted Singh’s mentorship of more than eight HR professionals through its Art of Mentoring Programme. His participation in seminars, conferences and professional forums, including the AHRI National Convention and Exhibition, was also recognised.
The University of Fiji said the honour highlights the achievements of its corporate staff alongside those of its academic professionals. Singh described the fellowship as a major milestone and said he would continue to focus on mentorship, ethical HR practices and support for emerging professionals.
The Fellowship marks a significant milestone in my professional journey and strengthens my commitment to developing future HR leaders.
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