AMW scholarships and long service awards

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AMW scholarships and long service awards

Associated Motorways (AMW) recently held its annual scholarship and long service awards ceremony at the head office in Colombo.

AMW employees who had completed 15, 20 and 25 years of service received prizes and certificates while AMW employees' children who had passed the Grade 5 scholarships also received prizes and certificates.

Picture shows Welfare Employment Relations Manager, Janaka Malalasekara receiving the long service award for completing 25 years from AMW Chairman Tilak de Zoysa. Also seen are Group Director/ Shared Service, Ranjan de Silva, Director /International Operations, David Ford, MD (Automotive), Michael Brightmore, Finance Director, Lalith de Alwis and Personnel Manager,– Marcus Liyanage.

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