WOMEN IN BUSINESS

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    Sanuka FernandoMarch 20, 2020
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    AITKEN SPENCE

      Q: How does Aitken Spence view the business climate? A: The economy is gradually recovering and according to the IMF, GDP growth is projected at 3.7 percent for 2020.…

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  • Sanuka FernandoMarch 20, 2020
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    CBH LANDS

     Q: What challenges are faced by women entrepreneurs in Sri Lanka? A: Many women entrepreneurs enter business due to widowhood, divorce, inheriting a family business or because their husband’s income…

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  • Sanuka FernandoMarch 20, 2020
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    JOHN KEELLS PROPERTIES

    Q: Could you outline the importance of financial independence for women? A: Financial independence – or any form of independence – impacts people’s outlook on life and provides them with…

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  • Sanuka FernandoMarch 20, 2020
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    FIRST CAPITAL HOLDINGS

    Q: How has First Capital Holdings addressed the loss of women employees at the mid-career level? A: At First Capital Holdings, new parents – specifically mothers – have the benefit…

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  • Sanuka FernandoMarch 20, 2020
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    MAS HOLDINGS

    Q: How does MAS Holdings look to empower its female employees? A: MAS pilots an ambitious programme of initiatives to increase diversity in the workplace, focussing on building women’s representation…

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  • Sanuka FernandoMarch 20, 2020
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    PRIME LANDS

    Q: How do you view the biz climate from a woman entrepreneur’s perspective? A: There have been positive prospects that emerged in recent years to record greater success. Our contribution…

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  • Sanuka FernandoMarch 20, 2020
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    SUNSHINE HOLDINGS

    Q: As a businesswoman, how do you view female representation in the public and private sectors? A: Well, the census details on Sri Lanka merely reinforce an unspoken truth –…

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