Does your cleaner have a law degree?
Happy Singh and Anne McKibben-Singh leave Dunedin after a successful 18 months.
Meet legal eagle Anne McKibben-Singh who is looking to spread her wings after fitting in law studies around working with her husband on their CrestClean Franchise.
Anne, who completed a law and philosophy degree at the University of Otago, has set her sights on becoming a lawyer.
In the meantime she is helping her husband Happy Singh with his new CrestClean Franchise in Neslon.
The couple left Dunedin after 18 months with CrestClean where they were popular with their customers and their CrestClean colleagues.
It was an emotional time when they said farewell to Dunedin for pastures new in Nelson.
CrestClean’s Otago Regional Manager Nicky Kramers said the couple had provided exceptional service to their Dunedin customers.
“Their cleaning was as good as everyone else’s but it was their personal skills and service delivery that was exceptional.”
Anne and Happy would be missed by everyone, Nicky added.
“They were really involved in their local community. Happy and Anne were an absolute pleasure and will be greatly missed by their clients and all the Dunedin Team. We wish them all the very best for the future.”
Although the couple have only been in Nelson for a short time, Happy’s work has already caught the eye of Nelson Regional Manager Barbara de Vries.
“He is very particular and has a high quality of work with a great attention to detail. He has a brilliant attitude to work. His windows are sparkling and you know that if something shines he’ll make it really shine.”
