The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM), a renowned leader in the field of Human Resource Management, has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Swiss Hospitality Management Academy Pvt Ltd (SHMA) on the 30th of March 2023. The ceremony took place at the CIPM Member's lounge, marking a significant collaboration between the two institutions.
Under this MoU, CIPM will conduct a unique HRM program catering to the hotel industry's specific requirements. Concurrently, CIPM and SHMA will offer a Diploma in Hospitality Management, which will equip professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage human resources and operations in the hospitality industry effectively.
This collaboration between CIPM and SHMA will result in mutual benefits, including enhanced professional development opportunities, increased networking, and improved understanding of the two fields. In addition, through this partnership, professionals in both fields can exchange insights, best practices, and techniques, leading to innovation and improvement in both areas.
Distinguished representatives from both institutions graced the ceremony. The Managing Director/CEO of Baurs and SHMA Director, Mr Rolf Blaser, the Director of Finance and Compliance, Ms Pavithra Samarasinghe, the Dean of Academy SHMA, Ms Daniela Munasinghe, and the Manager, Ms Sureeka Fernando, represented Baurs. The CIPM was represented by its President, Mr Ken Vijayakumar, the Vice President, Mr Priyantha Ranasinghe, the Honorary Treasurer, Col. Saman Jayavickrama, the Council Members, the CEO, Mr U.A.C Obeysekere, the Director of Professional and Academics Affairs, Mr G. Weerathunga, the Director Operations, Ms Himali Dassanayake, and CIPM Staff.
The collaboration between CIPM and SHMA is expected to lead to the development of specialized programs that cater to the specific needs of the hospitality industry. These programs will undoubtedly equip professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage human resources and operations effectively, ultimately contributing to the growth and success of the industry.
CIPM and SHMA Delegates exchanging the MOUs.
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