Above: Official MOU signing between NDB Bank and SLIIT Business School
NDB Bank has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with SLIIT Business School, marking a significant milestone in bridging academia and industry to cultivate the next generation of business professionals. This strategic alliance aims to enhance knowledge sharing, provide industry-relevant training, and offer students invaluable real-world exposure, equipping them with the skills necessary to excel in a dynamic, technology-driven business environment.
The MOU was officially signed by Prof. Suren Peters, Dean of Faculty of Business of SLIIT Business School, and Lasantha Dasanayaka, Vice President – Human Resources at NDB Bank, in the presence of key representatives from both institutions. This collaboration will offer students a wealth of opportunities, including internships, training programs, and collaborative research initiatives, fostering innovation and nurturing talent, the bank said in a media release.
This initiative aligns with NDB Bank's strategic objectives to collaborate with prominent state and private universities in establishing capacity-building programs. By entering into such partnerships, NDB aims to provide students with industry-relevant training and exposure to its business operations, thereby establishing a network of highly skilled graduates. Additionally, this collaboration enhances NDB's reputation among academic institutions, students, and prospective employees as a leading employer.
Commenting on the partnership, Mr. Dasanayaka stated, "We believe that education is the foundation upon which we build the future. This partnership is a testament to our commitment to empowering Sri Lanka’s youth and ensuring they are ready to lead in an increasingly complex and competitive industry."
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