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Social Enterprise Lanka partners PR Wire

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Public Relations firm, PR Wire has partnered with Social Enterprise Lanka, an organisation for developing the social enterprise sector in Sri Lanka.
Social Enterprise Lanka aims to build a thriving social enterprise sector in Sri Lanka by 2025 with thousands of social enterprises, employing hundreds of thousands of people, returning measured social, environmental and economic impact to Sri Lanka. Visit http://socialenterprise.lk/ to learn more about their mission and services.

PR Wire is an innovative Public Relations firm with a strong sense of support for social entrepreneurship, and a leader which drives sustainability throughout its existence. The company is also affiliated to the World’s Largest Public Relations firm Edelman.

Co-founder of Social Enterprise Lanka, Eranda Ginige said “We are trying to make a huge step change in how we address social and environmental issues in Sri Lanka. But we can’t do this alone. That’s why we need likeminded partners who believe in our vision for this country. We are very pleased to partner with PR Wire as we know they strongly believe in sustainability. We invite all individuals and companies interested in developing social entrepreneurs in Sri Lanka to partner with Social Enterprise Lanka.”

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Social Enterprise Lanka partners PR Wire

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