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15 Facts About Amit Bhatia

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Amit Bhatia was born on 4 September 1979 and is a British-Indian businessman, entrepreneur, and investor.

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Amit Bhatia is a founder and managing director of AyBe Capital Advisers and is an owner and director of Queens Park Rangers.

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Amit Bhatia went on to study economics at Cornell University in the United States, where he was given the 2001 Class Award.

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Amit Bhatia maintains a relationship with Cornell, having been on the university's External Advisory Council for Internationalization and a guest lecturer at the Johnson School of Management.

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Amit Bhatia has endowed several scholarships for undergraduates' students, and grants for PhD students at Cornell University over the past twenty years.

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Amit Bhatia worked at Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley in New York, before moving to Credit Suisse First Boston in London.

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In 2010, Amit Bhatia set up the Amit Bhatia Family Foundation.

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In 2013, Amit Bhatia set up Hope Construction Materials, a cement and aggregates company, formed following the divestment of 200 sites by Tarmac Group and Lafarge.

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In 2016, Amit Bhatia sold Hope Construction to Breedon Aggregates, joining the board of the newly-formed Breedon Group PLC, where he is chairman and remains the largest shareholder.

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Amit Bhatia is a founding partner of Summix Capital, a strategic land fund with a diverse real estate portfolio in the UK and Ireland.

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Amit Bhatia has been on the advisory boards for Metro Bank and AirAsia Berhad.

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Amit Bhatia is on the advisory board of the Cultural Affairs and International Relations unit within the Ministry of Culture, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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Amit Bhatia has been a consistent presence on the GG2 Power List for several years.

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Beyond his leadership at QPR, Amit Bhatia has been an advocate for the development of football in India through his Foundation and the club's outreach programs.

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The Amit Bhatia family's continued support resulted in the South Africa Road Stand at Loftus Road being renamed the Amit Bhatia Stand.