CIM International Board Chair to attend Sri Lanka Graduation Ceremony

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Matthew Neilson, FCIM, Chartered Marketer, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) UK – the world’s largest professional body for marketing, will grace the Sri Lankan CIM Graduation and Membership Investiture Ceremony to be held on 17 July. BUP_DFT_DFT-12-5

Organised by CIM Sri Lanka, over 100 students will graduate. The 23rd Graduation Ceremony will recognise those who have successfully completed the Postgraduate Diploma in March, June, September and December 2014, whilst new members (MCIM)) will be invested at this year’s ceremony.

During his visit, Neilson is scheduled to meet key private sector officials to discuss CIM’s contribution towards education and professional development in the country and will also address the business leaders at a ‘CIM Breakfast Forum’

The CIM Sri Lanka Region is the first international branch of CIM UK and comprises the largest number of members, both professional and students, of CIM outside the UK; 3,000 student members and over 1,500 professional members.

CIM Sri Lanka maintains an enviable position as the premier local body for excellence in professional marketing education, training and development with an objective of the profession playing a pivotal role in business.

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