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Ceylon Chamber of Commerce Deputy Secretary General Alikie Perera accepting the award from Dr. P.B. Jayasundera.
The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, the premier business chamber in the country walked away with a Gold Award in the category of Non Government Organizations (NGOs) and Not for Profit Organizations (NPOs) at the 47th ICASL Annual Report Awards ceremony recently.
The awards has become a benchmark for many leading corporates in the public and private sectors and signify excellence in annual financial reporting. Winners for the Annual Report Awards are selected based on stringent selection criteria by a panel of judges from professional institutions and public bodies in the country. The selection criteria include reporting of financial and business performance, compliance with accounting standards, legal requirements, corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, timeliness, clarity and consistency.
Commenting on this achievement of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce CEO/Secretary General Harin Malwatte said, “it is indeed an honour to win a gold award for our annual report and this achievement goes shows that at the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce we are operating based on high standards and there is good governance and transparency in what we do.? The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, being the oldest business chamber in the country with a history that spans more than 172 years, has truly set an example for all its members to follow. “We have set the benchmark, to not only maintain it but aiming even higher,” Malwatte said.
The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, the premier business chamber in the country walked away with a Gold Award in the category of Non Government Organizations (NGOs) and Not for Profit Organizations (NPOs) at the 47th ICASL Annual Report Awards ceremony recently.
The awards has become a benchmark for many leading corporates in the public and private sectors and signify excellence in annual financial reporting. Winners for the Annual Report Awards are selected based on stringent selection criteria by a panel of judges from professional institutions and public bodies in the country. The selection criteria include reporting of financial and business performance, compliance with accounting standards, legal requirements, corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, timeliness, clarity and consistency.
Commenting on this achievement of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce CEO/Secretary General Harin Malwatte said, “it is indeed an honour to win a gold award for our annual report and this achievement goes shows that at the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce we are operating based on high standards and there is good governance and transparency in what we do.? The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, being the oldest business chamber in the country with a history that spans more than 172 years, has truly set an example for all its members to follow. “We have set the benchmark, to not only maintain it but aiming even higher,” Malwatte said.
