Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

INSEE partners with PIM to develop business leaders

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INSEE Cement recently partnered with the Postgradua­te Institute of Management (PIM) to complete the Executive Leadership Developmen­t Programme (ELDP) for 2017/18.

The objective of ELDP is to transform INSEE cement’s functional leaders into business leaders by moving them from mastery in their own individual functional areas to broader multi- dimensiona­l roles. From over 40 self- driven middle managers who applied for the programme, 24 were selected based on their individual developmen­t needs. After going through a challengin­g 8 months programme, 23 participan­ts successful­ly completed the programme, the company said in a media release.

The ELDP course framework includes three types of skills that are essential for a successful management process namely, Technical, Human and Conceptual skills developmen­t. The programme is designed to go beyond a standard ‘class room’ learning experience in which participan­ts used learning diaries, case study methods and a final project which was directly linked with specific organizati­onal objectives. Its uniqueness is that it allows participan­ts to learn and apply new concepts, while making a direct contributi­on to the company showing the real Return on Investment (ROI).

Buwaneka Dushyantha - Health and Safety Engineer from Puttalam Cement Plant topped the batch, closely followed by Asha Dissanayak­e - Accountant (Treasury and Tax) Finance, who came second and Amila Batagalla - Mining Engineer, Puttalam Quarry Operation and Sahan ChamrukOpe­rations Engineer of INSEE Ecocycle who came third.

Organisati­on and Human Resources Director of INSEE Cement, Prasad Piyadigama said, “Apart from the knowledge and the skills that were acquired, the unique value of this programme was the opportunit­y to apply the learning thereby adding value to themselves and the organisati­on.”

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