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Lanka IOC joined hands with CMA – Sri Lanka as Platinum Sponsor for the National Management Accounting Conference 2016 to be held on 11-13 July at Cinnamon Lakeside, Colombo. The sponsorship cheque was presented to Prof. Lakshman R. Watawala by Lanka IOC Managing Director Shyam Bohra. From left: Member Service Senior Manager Shanthi Maheswaran, Director – Education and Examination Dr. De Livera, CMA Consultant L.B. Wattegedare), Lanka IOC Senior Vice President – Finance Anuj Jain, Lanka IOC Managing Director Shyam Bohra, CMA President Prof. Lakshman R. Watawala, CMA VP Basheer Ismail, CMA Council Member Adrian Perera and CMA Director – Operations Sumudu Pagoda
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