Randeep Dosanjh is the Founder of "Clickstream Consulting Inc" - Proudly Canadian!

Randeep Dosanjh might not have seen it coming but he knew what he was going to be at a young age and so did most anyone who knew him. When Randy wasn't playing soccer for Wesburn FC, wasn't at swimming lessons or playing Hardball for Renfrew Heights he was doing all that on his computer at home. When his grades started to slip, his parents enrolled him in a private school where he did his first book report (Randy was 14) on a book his father gave him called "The Wealthy Barber" by David Chilton. Over some years after high school he didn't like school but he still went and became an Alumni of Kwantlen Polytechnic University and of a Cisco Alumni when his father gave him the only other book he'd ever received from his father, "New York Institute Guide to Investing" by Michael Steinberg. At the age of 4 he got his first computer and then these books and Randy says now that "by the time I was half alive, I knew what I was going to be!".

After his 3rd class in his Computer Information Systems program, he was working at Electronic Arts - After the second semester he had worked (and been fired) at Electronic Arts so it "took one step back and 2 steps forward" and started simultaneous internships at Business Objects (SAP) and Club intrawest while working at third blue chip firm for some money. Randy didn't want to just be a technology kid, he wanted be in the business of helping businesses get to the top of their game using technology and business solutions. Randy's ability to cold call, build relationships, strategically align himself with industry leaders within and around the Fortune 500 gave him the kind of education which didn't come close to reflecting his modest university program. Pretty soon he was on the phone with people in upper management in the largest firms in the world. Starting out as a packager helping get manufactured products wearing overalls, on to forklifts in a fish feed company to cold calling hiring managers directly. Even on rare occassions being placed for projects by Vancouver`s top recruitors. With only success in his eyes, he even cold called a now Director at one of Canada's largest Financial institutions finishing with the completion of a 6 month project for him without a head hunter. Regardless of the obstacle Randeep still had his eyes on helping future business and free-enterprise clients he had yet to work for.