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The International Office Manager Award
Dr Sunethra Jayaratne Nugawela, internationally renowned and highly recognized Office Manager grabbed the “International Office Manager 2024” Award, at. Hotel Grand Connaught in London on June 20/2024. The ceremony was conducted by the Office Management Group in the United Kingdom. It is our pride as Sri Lankans of her achievement and to understand that she is the only representation from the Asian Pacific Region to have received the accolade. The award is also a recognition of efforts, hard work and success as a professional within this key area of any business, contribution to the country, region and to the world at large and the discipline of life balance.
She has created history for Sri Lanka on several occasions, internationally and this prestigious award would be another remarkable achievement.
Dr Nugawela serves as the Executive Secretary at SDB bank and the Chairperson of the Academy for Administrative Professional.
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