Dr Dieter Kotte speaks at CIMA Summit

Financial Times

The global financial crisis has many ugly faces and, sadly, a number of root problems, according to Dr. Dieter Kotte, CEO and Partner of Causal Impact - Statistics and Management Consulting. Dr Kotte will be presenting a paper titled ‘New challenges? New strategies’ at the 2009 CIMA Business Leaders Summit in Colombo tomorrow.

Dr Kotte has also been an International Consultant to various projects from 2000-2006 including to Government of Sri Lanka Asian Development Bank-funded project - Lower Secondary Teacher Training Project

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