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CIMA Business Leaders Summit 2009 next week

 

The Business Leaders Summit 2009 organized by the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) will bring together eminent speakers and presenters for next week's event.
Boonsiri Somchit-Ong Lalith de Mel

A CIMA press release stated that Vice President of Finance at Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Global Services in Malaysia, Boonsiri Somchit-Ong will be speak on the topic of 'Shared Services', drawing on her years of experience in the shared services industry.. Ms. Somchit-Ong has worked in Motorola, FMS Audio, Komag and now at AMD.

Under her leadership, the group has grown into a new AMD entity, AMD Global Services and expanded its scope into non-finance activities. Also slated to speak at the event is Chairman of Hemas Holdings Lalith de Mel on 'The Challenge of the public sector and private sector link to economic growth.'

The press release stated that Mr. de Mel has a wide range of experience in the business world and counts over forty years of Board experience, having served as a Director of several companies in Sri Lanka and abroad. The Summit will be held on the 5th and 6th of October.

 
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