EduCo Global, Australia recognise Chami Jayamaha with ‘Star Award’ for Leadership!
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Adam Roberts, Senior Vice President, EduCo Global
EduCo is a global community of recruitment managers, advisers and campus coordinators that helps connect international students with a network of 16 universities in the USA, Australia, Canada and Ireland.
With more than 50 offices in 20 countries worldwide, EduCo provide an opportunity for everyone to access a high-quality international education and positive career outcomes. Their dedicated and committed staff goes over and above to ensure they find the right-fit education for every student.
EduCo is large enough to develop high-value global partnerships to provide recruitment partners and students with quality study outcomes, while being flexible enough to take an individual approach to each student’s educational experience. Based on their strong track record, recruitment partners can feel a high level of trust and confidence that their students will gain value from their chosen institution.
Chami Jayamaha, Country Head - Sales & Marketing, EduCo Global
EduCo has helped international students from more than 120 countries access a quality education in a broad range of fields, including accounting, engineering, management and marketing, resulting in thousands of successful graduates equipped with the skills to prosper in an increasingly competitive marketplace.
Chami Jayamaha, Country Head (Sales and Marketing) of EduCo Global based in Sri Lanka was recently recognised for his outstanding contribution to EduCo’s success in the Srilankan market. Chami was awarded the prestigious ‘Star Award’ for Leadership Category and EduCo also recognised their staff from different regions and geographies. This is a remarkable gesture by EduCo to recognise their staff and encourage them to do well by lighting up their moral during testing times globally from a professional and personal point of view for many. Well-done EduCo!
“I love the role and responsibility I play in the lives of young students and seeing them excel in their studies gives me immense pleasure. The variety of activities EduCo initiate in Sri Lanka and the excellent support and encouragement given to me by EduCo management makes my work environment more appealing. Importantly from a young age, we are culturally bound in Sri Lanka and the opportunity given to engagement with people from different backgrounds and culture to build working relationship was valuable”.
“I wish to place on record the great support and ‘open door’ privilege provided to me by recruitment partners of EduCo in Sri Lanka helped me build strong working relationship. We collectively guided and supported our students to make their dream come true studying in institutions of great repute overseas. The recognition from EduCo is not just recognition for me but also for EduCo partners in Sri Lanka” – Chami Jayamaha.
David Samuel, Director & CEO, Business Advisory Group
Adam Roberts, Senior Vice President of EduCo Global in his accolades mentioned, “Chami is an absolute ‘Rock Star’ and probably knows everyone in the island and the best recruiter any university has in Sri Lanka” which demonstrates his recognition with EduCo management.
David Samuel, CEO / Director of Business Advisory Group, who is a long-standing friend and colleague of Chami mentioned, “Chami has been a ‘stellar performer’ throughout and such recognition for his work from EduCo endorsed his work ethics and commitment to the role. At the same time it reinforced their strategic focus and continuous engagement in Sri Lanka. I wish him many more achievements in his career with EduCo”.
Leadership skills are about nurturing people to reach a shared goal and motivate others follow the path of success.
A leader should have honesty, confidence, commitment, positive attitude, creativity and importantly inspire people around them. EduCo Global recognising their staff for their leadership qualities that contributed to their continuous success is a great testimony as to how organisations build ‘corporate leaders’.