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Executive Director of the Institute for Policy Studies, Dr. Saman Kelegama will be speaking on the state of the Sri Lankan economy at the Youth Forum tomorrow (May 4) at 5pm at the Royal College Union Skills Centre, on Rajakeeya Mawatha. The Youth Forum, organized by ACUMLYF is open for public.
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Four young marketers from Leo Burnett Solutions Inc. (LBSI), the local office of the global advertising network Leo Burnett Worldwide, recently emerged as the winners of the Bright Sparks Competition. Conducted by the Sri Lanka Institute of Marketing (SLIM), the competition took place in the run up to the annual Effie Awards. The winning team from LBSI comprised Wasim Akram, Sarah Hassanally, Tasneem Dawoodbhoy and Nirasha Gunawardene, who compet
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Initiated in 2007, the John Keells Management Trainee Programme aims at recruiting outstanding talent and guiding them into roles, which will enable them to be part of the future leadership of the group. The programme provides the chosen individuals, exposure to the group’s businesses in the transportation, leisure, property, consumer foods and retail, financial services and information technology sectors, during a 15-month period.
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The National Human Resources Development Council (NHRDC) of Sri Lanka under the National Policies and Economic Affairs Ministry has launched a capacity building project to build managerial capacity within the public sector to improve the delivery in the public sector.
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To those public servants, businessmen and politicians sitting on the fence waiting for the unexpected, President Maithripala Sirisena at the breakfast meeting with the editors on Wednesday fired on all cylinders at certain Members of Parliament (MPs) and former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, exposing the latter’s intentions and warned any comeback bid would be a pipe-dream and strongly thwarted.
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Sathis Abeywickrama, a personality well known to the printing and packaging fraternity was presented the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award by the Sri Lanka Association of Printers (SLAP)- the main body of printers in Sri Lanka,at the recently concluded Collate 2016 bi-annual eventorganized by the SLAP.
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Sri Lanka’s overall macro-economic conditions deteriorated in 2015. Despite government adopting expansionary policies to boost consumption spending, both internal and external balance deteriorated in 2015, and GDP growth declined to 4.8 percent. This deterioration forced the government to seek an IMF support programme.
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The lifeblood of any commercial organisation is sales, generating revenue and profits. That’s of course abundantly clear to the sales organisation as their goals are directly defined in those terms. However, as we move away from the sales department down the corridor to other business/supporting departments, the link to the bottom line can become less clear.