Fashion Bug, a leading Sri Lankan retail clothing chain with over 16 outlets island wide, was honored for their Social Service activities rendered to society as a part of their Cooperate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives at a ceremony held at Presidents office on 4th October 2016.
Cancer in Sri Lanka is steadily on the rise. Responsible for nine percent of NCD (Non-Communicable Disease) deaths in the country, Sri Lanka’s cancer trend is similar to that of Western countries.
The Commercial Bank of Ceylon recently supported the Kandy Teaching Hospital, the second largest hospital in Sri Lanka, to expand and refurbish its Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU), significantly facilitating its operations.
Two leading corporate trainers, Sanjeev Jayaratnam and Kumar de Silva have joined strengths once again to host yet another one-day Motivational, Skills Development, and Corporate Etiquette Workshop on Wednesday 05 October 2016 at the Galadari Hotel in Colombo.
A small group of senior executives of Ceylinco Life has demonstrated how disproportionately large undertakings can be accomplished by five leadership practices that engage and inspire others.
The National Mobile Service Provider, SLT Mobitel for the first time in the history of the Sri Dalada Maligawa introduced a new and unique service to enable well-wishers to make their valuable donations to the sacred temple in a new and convenient manner using ones mobile phone via mCash, Mobitel’s mobile money arm.
Rainco, the premium umbrella brand and the specialist in providing shelter to the nation, recently announced its generous partnership with Trail 2016, coming on board as a Bronze sponsor.
Passion for a worthy cause was kindled in a new generation of ‘animal defenders’ when the Otara Foundation rewarded the winners of a themed art competition for children at a poignant event recently.
Give2Lanka (Gte) presented its first major donation, a cheque of Rs. 1.5 million, to Berendina Micro Finance Institute at a function held at the Royal Colombo Golf Club.
Regus Sri Lanka research indicates that business people would entertain their employer’s focus towards involvement in CSR activity
Tokyo Cement Group and Wildlife Research and Conservation Trust (WRCT) recently entered a MOU that will unite their strengths on Coral Reef Restoration.
