CIM Sri Lanka Education Focus Group-PABC partner for internship programme

CIM Sri Lanka Manager Education Services Onalie Dissanayake, CIM Sri Lanka Chairman Brian Selvanayagam, PABC Acting CEO Lalith Jayakody, PABC Head of HR Rohitha Amarapala, PABC Manager HR Operations Mahendra Rajapathy and PABC Manager L&D Dilshan Lankathilaka

The Chartered Institute of Marketing Sri Lanka (CIM Sri Lanka) Education Focus Group entered into a training partnership with Pan Asia Banking Corporation PLC (PABC) to fulfil the training requirements of PABC job-oriented sales internship programme.
This will be a great opportunity for young, enthusiastic and talented youth who are keen to build a progressive career in the ever growing field of sales and marketing.  
Commenting on the partnership, CIM Sri Lanka Chairman Brian Selvanayagam said, “We are happy to collaborate with Pan Asia Banking Corporation for their internship programme and are grateful to their support to endorse CIM as the preferred professional marketing qualification among its employees. The training partnership will provide benefits such as training programmes on sales and marketing, digital marketing, customer relations and other fields related to sales and marketing. 
CIM Sri Lanka is the first international branch of CIM UK and is proud to claim the largest membership outside the UK. CIM Sri Lanka has always campaigned for high professional standards, greater recognition for the professional and marketing excellence in Sri Lanka through education, training and development.  
PABC Acting Chief Executive Officer Lalith Jayakody said, “We are delighted to partner with Sri Lanka’s largest and most prestigious body for marketing and it will be a great opportunity to combine efforts to create value for both parties through collaboration.”
PABC is a public limited company incorporated in Sri Lanka. The company currently has 80 branches across Sri Lanka. PABC provides commercial banking and related financial services in Sri Lanka. It operates through corporate banking, retail banking, treasury and investment functional segments.