At Hexavision, we don’t wait for change to happen; we take initiative. We support those who inspire us, and the impact we make expands with the size and support of the Hexavisionary community. The Hexavisionary Community includes individuals, groups, and service partners doing the work, clients and customers building our network, and product providers and mentors uplifting possibilities. As a community, we are actively tackling challenges in areas ranging from financial education to wealth transfer, cash flow and tax mastery to the transformation of the generational future. We are nimble, creative, curious, and focused on making a positive impact in our community. We are daring to take a stance, start something new, and support the community. We are a small startup challenging systems and large enterprises, disrupting the status quo across Canada.

Our founder, Kanwaljit (Sunny) Kochar DBA Hexavision Enterprise, founded the organization with a clear mission: To Be The Leading Financial Solution Provider Through Innovation And Excellence. His incredible journey began in April 2016 when Sunny Kochar, then a newcomer to Canada from India, was introduced to the world of microloans while looking for business franchising opportunities, specifically payday loans. He was truly shocked by the staggering 391% annual interest rates associated with these loans legally – a stark contrast to typical credit card rates of 19.9% APR, and mortgage loans with 3.5% APR. (Yes! This is not a Typo - Payday loans are 391% Annual Percentage Interest Rate). _{See the consumer protection Ontario Poster Below.}

This revelation highlighted a significant problem in the Canadian retail financial landscape and ignited a desire to understand the industry from the inside to learn the secrets of the industry.

Sunny Kochar spent three years within an MLM-style financial servicing marketing agency, learning the insider secrets and operations. This experience was invaluable, showing him "what not to do for clients" and how "not so good advice is pushed to the friends and family". Fueled by a desire to "do good to as many fellow Canadians," the idea for an independent path and the mentorship program was conceived in September 2019. By January 2020, the Hexavision mentorship program was officially launched. A major challenge we aimed to address was the financial industry's traditional focus on serving the wealthy and elite, neglecting those who needed financial advice the most. Our mission became to bridge this gap, offering guidance to individuals who were not already wealthy. This focus led to the birth of our mentorship program, concentrating on retirement readiness and providing a comprehensive body of financial knowledge to everyone.