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Personality development issues at the Business Club

Personality development issues would be the focus of this month’s meeting of the Sunday Times Business Club on September 29 at 6.30 pm at the Taj Samudra Hotel.

The speaker is Chandana Gunawardane, Managing Director of COMSEPT Lanka - Institute of Skills Development and Leadership Capacity Empowering. He would discuss a range of issues relating to personality and personal development essentially on placing a value on one’s self and how to ‘release the energy within yourself.” The club is hosted by the Taj Samudra Hotel and co-sponsored by Hameedia.

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