Business Times

Achiever awards by CNCI held for past 10 years

This year’s Achiever Awards 2011 organized by the Ceylon National Chamber of Industries (CNCI) was launched in Colombo this week. This is the highest national award for industry excellence and it was introduced 10 years ago in which awards are also made to SAARC countries.

The main objectives of CNCI Achiever Awards are to recognize and reward Sri Lankan manufacturing and industrial enterprises who demonstrate and achieve excellence, to recognize the contributions towards the economic and social development of the country, to encourage the Sri Lankan enterprises to enhance their operations in SAARC countries and to strengthen the bilateral relations and trade relations between SAARC countries and Sri Lanka.Crystal, Gold, Silver and Bronze awards are presented for the National level –manufacturing and service enterprises; provincial level, manufacturing and service sector enterprises; provincial level macro sector enterprises; special district awards to micro sector enterprises and SAARC country nominated enterprises and Sri Lankan enterprises in SAARC countries.

Winners are selected in five categories such as Extra Large, Large, Medium, Small and Micro. Participants could vie for honours at provincial level as well as at national level. Service Industries too were brought in as a distinct category. The Crystal award is on offer for those competing at National Level and for categories above the Medium category, if they have achieved the gold award for three consecutive years.

Top to the page  |  E-mail  |  views[1]
SocialTwist Tell-a-Friend
 
Other Business Times Articles
Hilton hotel control in a limbo
SEC to rent three BOI floors; life back to normal at BOI
Massive Rs 32 bln loss due to traffic congestion:Transport expert
Shareholders unanimously approve NLF private placement
Ten more hospitals from Nawaloka
Unlikely events for tourists
Sampath keen to sell Union Bank stake
Dialog signs BOI agreement for local BPO
Net inflow of foreign investment was $459 mln in 2010
Martin Roll seminars: Panel of eminent Lankan CEOs discuss brands, strategy
Commemorative coin
Comment - Governance in the markets
Feature - What makes you to pay more for your food
Right of Reply - ‘BOI applications not processed’
Construction and manufacturing to drive 2011 stock profits
Lankan development bonds draw offers worth $204 mln
Growth in self-expressive products is surging in Sri Lanka
Achiever awards by CNCI held for past 10 years
Fitch upholds ETI's 'BB-(lka)' / stable
UK's Export Credit Guarantee raises exposure limit to Sri Lanka
HSBC Holdings' 2010 profit before tax up 169%
ICAEW envoy to visit Sri Lanka to strengthen ties with ICASL
Onerous task of serving more than 11,000 meals a day
Financial sector must keep up credit, improve risk and be well capitalised : CB Governor
Reducing size of Govt. won’t help budget deficits and debt : top intl economist
TFC moves towards stability devoid of MBSL
WSO2 technology helps top Ukraine bank
Sri Lanka to present National Green Awards for industrialists
Letter - Education issues
Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries formed in Trincomalee
Nawaloka Petroleum targets 10% market share for ‘Total’ lube oil
Free Lanka Capital Holdings divests 45% in private placement, IPO
Letter - Highway robbery by a former Ceylinco firm
Kalpitiya: Applicant raises concerns on cancelled tender bids
CISI launches Sri Lanka office
Parakrama to address Terminal Operators conference in China
Credit Suisse checks out Sri Lanka’s investment options
Long simmering dispute over Hilton ends

 

 
Reproduction of articles permitted when used without any alterations to contents and a link to the source page.
© Copyright 1996 - 2011 | Wijeya Newspapers Ltd.Colombo. Sri Lanka. All Rights Reserved | Site best viewed in IE ver 8.0 @ 1024 x 768 resolution