BIMA Lanka Recognized the Top Performers at the Annual Awards Night 2022

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BIMA Lanka, the Sri Lankan subsidiary of BIMA, a global pioneer in affordable Insurance and Healthcare Services held a grand ceremony to recognize their top achievers for 2021. BIMA has had a presence in the country for 9 years and serves more than 1.5 million of the under-served population.

The Annual Awards night was graced by Chief Guest Mr. D. Kumaratunge, Assistant Governor Central Bank of Sri Lanka.

“We acknowledged the high achievers who went beyond the call of duty in a challenging year. We also launched an exclusive program called “ACE LEAGUE” to recognize the top Sales Officers and develop them as future leaders. These initiatives are in line with our commitment to continue investing in our people and make BIMA Lanka a “Great Place to Work”, said Ajith Alexander, Director & Country Manager of BIMA Lanka.

BIMA Lanka ACE LEAGUE winners along with (Center) D. Kumaratunge, Assistant Governor CBSL, (Right) Ajith Alexander – Director & Country Manager and (Left) Mafaz Mazeen - Chief Revenue & Operations Officer, BIMA Lanka.

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