Suresh Goyal

Suresh Goyal

Managing Director

Suresh Goyal is the Chairman & Managing Director of Agriwise, and one of the founder members of the company. A veteran in the field of agriculture, Mr. Goyal is responsible for providing overall direction and leading the company to achieve transformational growth.

Known for his vast knowledge in the field of agriculture, Mr. Goyal has over three decades of experience in running agriculture and farm related businesses like agri-financing, agri-procurement, commodity trading and warehousing. He has been closely involved in agriculture innovation and assist farmer communities in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Gujarat for increased earning.

An expert in the commodities sector, he has been associated with leading Indian and global corporate in advisory and consulting roles related to procurement, warehousing and stocking of agri-commodities. He has also been associated with leading Indian banks in agriculture and rural lending initiatives.

He was the winner of the “Inspiring Entrepreneurs of India” award by Dare magazine in March 2011.

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