Hemas Holdings PLC has announced the appointment of Ajith Fernando and Supun Weerasinghe as Independent Non-Executive Directors, effective July 1, 2024.
Additionally, Mr. Fernando will serve as a member of the Hemas Board’s Nomination and Governance Committee. These strategic appointments underscore Hemas' commitment to enhancing governance and leveraging deep industry expertise as the group continues its growth trajectory, the company said in a media release.
Mr. Fernando is a seasoned veteran with over 35 years in the financial sector, specialising in capital markets. He is widely recognised for his role in founding the Capital Alliance Group, where he served as CEO until December 2023, driving the firm's expansion into Bangladesh and solidifying its position as a leading investment bank in Sri Lanka.
Mr. Werasinghe, currently Executive Director and Group CEO of Dialog Axiata PLC, is backed by over two decades of expertise and experience within the telecommunications sector. Since joining Dialog in 1999, he has held pivotal roles including Head of Strategy, CEO of Mobile Business, and Group Chief Operating Officer before assuming his current leadership position in 2017.
“These additions to the current Board of Hemas Holdings underscore the company’s ongoing focus on excellence in corporate governance and strategic leadership. As Hemas expands its footprint, locally and globally, across key sectors of Consumer Brands, Healthcare and Mobility, these appointments are poised to drive sustained value creation for shareholders and stakeholders alike,” the statement said.
Hemas further announced the retirement of Independent Non-Executive Director Jyotindra Trivedi. He joined the Hemas Board in 2017 and made a significant contribution to the Company over the years.
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