People’s Bank recently refurbished its Polonnaruwa Regional Head Office and Dehiattakandiya Branch which were reopened by Ranjith Kodituwakku – Chief Executive Officer/ General Manager, People’s Bank.
The Regional Head Office at the Polonnaruwa Divisional Secretary, now consists of a range of new facilities including an auditorium. The Dehiattakandiya Branch also features a modern, comfortable and spacious premise to provide an enhanced banking experience to the people of Dehiattakandiya, the bank said in a media release.
Gracing the opening ceremony were W.A Dharmasiri – Polonnaruwa District Secretary; A.D.S Wanasinghe – Additional District Secretary; Major General Mahesh Abeyarathna - Commander, Front Maintenance Area – East and Colonel Commandant of the SLA; Mahinda Premanath – Deputy General Manager, Channel Management, People’s Bank; Nalaka Wijayawardena – Head of Marketing, People’s Bank; Indumini Rathnayaka – Polonnaruwa Regional Manager; H.G.N Aarohana,- Assistant Regional Manager, Polonnaruwa; and C.K Wijesekara - Branch Manager, Dehiattakandiya Branch, People’s Bank.
Above: The unveiling of the plaque at the opening ceremony of the Polonnaruwa Regional Head Office by Ranjith Kodituwakku – Chief Executive Officer/ General Manager, People’s Bank.
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