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Following popular demand, National Institute of Exports (NIOE), the professional training arm of the National Chamber of Exporters of Sri Lanka (NCE), will repeat popular trainer Kumar de Silva’s ‘Corporate Etiquette Training’ session on 28 November at the Galadari Hotel from 2 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.
This interesting and much sought-after session covers three critical areas: General Corporate Etiquette, Effective Communication Skills, and The International Travel-Savvy Passenger.
A wide-ranging knowledge of Corporate Etiquette is critical for everyone in the business world, especially those who come into direct contact with clients and the public. It is they who are the unofficial brand ambassadors of the organisations they work for.
“The feedback we had from the previous session was very positive and encouraging. In fact, there was a stream of inquiries for a repeat, and hence this second session. This is a very useful training program for our member exporters and their staff as they regularly travel overseas on business. Knowing how to conduct themselves in the international arena is thus a critical component in their journey to the top,” National Chamber of Exporters Secretary-General and CEO Shiham Marikar said.
In the workplace, especially, business etiquette includes working professionally, maintain proper manners and engage with co-workers in a spirit of cooperation and respect. Business etiquette is the glue that binds people and keeps them happy in an otherwise stressed out job and market environment.
Kumar de Silva counts thirty-eight years of experience working and interacting, in different capacities, with hundreds of people from diverse organisations across the different layers in Sri Lanka’s multi-disciplined corporate sector.
He now shares his experiences (gained both in Sri Lanka and France) on a wide range of soft skills with Sri Lankan corporates to help them gain self-confidence, enhance their individual social performance levels, and navigate their personal roles in a highly competitive corporate journey to success.
The CEOs of Export Enterprises as well as other businesses are urged by the Chamber to make sure that their staff at all levels make use of this opportunity to benefit themselves, and contribute effectively to the development and sustainability of the enterprises they are employed in, by confirming participation with the names and contact details of participants to [email protected] or calling Shabraz Maksooth on 011 4320 639.
