People’s Bank celebrates International Women’s Day

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A special ceremony was organised recently by People’s Bank to commemorate International Women’s Day.

The event, which was held under the patronage of Chief Executive Officer/General Manager N. Vasantha Kumar, at the People’s Bank’s Headquarters saw the participation of Commissioner General of Inland Revenue Department Kalyani Dahanayake, Principal of Defence Services College Dhammika Jayanetti and Veteran Presenter and Film Producer Renuka Balasuriya among many other dignitaries.

During the special ceremony to mark the Women’s Day, several female customers were awarded with certificates under People’s Bank Money Planner program.

In addition, People’s Bank has also decided to reward its Vanitha Vasana account holders between 8 March and 31 May, in conjunction with International Women’s Day. Special prizes including ceramic rice plate, kitchen glassware spicy set, glass fruit bowls, ceramic bowls or hair dryer, non-stick frying pan with lid or cutlery set and spray mop or ceramic cake tray, as well as single burner gas cooker or whistling kettle will be awarded to account holders based on the net growth of their respective accounts.

The ceremony was held with the participation of the Management and staff of People’s Bank as well as a large number of customers. Meanwhile, Women’s Day celebrations were also held in People’s Bank branches island-wide.

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