Joint CCC-STBC virtual discussion on new norm of working from home

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The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce in association with the Sunday Times Business Club (STBC) will co-host an interesting virtual discussion titled “Managing HR in the New Normal: Challenges and Opportunities” on Wednesday, May 27 from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m.
The members of the panel who will address the virtual audience are Chinthaka Premaratne, Group Director Human Resources, Fairway Holdings (Pvt) Ltd; Ms. Imani Perera, Head of Learning and Development, John Keells Group; and Isuru Tillakawardana, Deputy General Manager - Human Resource Management, Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC. All three panellists have wide experience in human resources and allied fields. The discussion will be moderated by Manjula De Silva, Chief Executive Officer, Ceylon Chamber of Commerce. This is a free webinar. To register visit event.chamber.lk.

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