CIMA World President speaks at The Bankers Club meeting

Financial Times

CIMA World President speaks at The Bankers Club meeting

Glynn Lowth, CIMA World President, will address Sri Lankan bankers on "Leading in a Downturn" at a breakfast meeting scheduled on Tuesday, May 26 in Colombo.

Mr Glynn will address the vital skills required to deliver strategy and explain some of the tools CIMA has developed to help organisations drive successful strategies.

Vice President of The Bankers Club, Rajendra Theagarajah, said they were privileged to have a resource person in the calibre of Mr Lowth speak to bankers on a topic that is extremely timely.

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