Wed 4 Dec 2013 13:16

GAC scoops awards at Sri Lanka event


GAC Marine Services Pvt. Ltd. wins two awards at the National Business Excellence Awards.



GAC Marine Services Pvt. Ltd. has won two top awards at the National Business Excellence Awards (NBEA) 2013 organised by the National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka (NCCSL).

GAC Marine Services walked away from the presentation ceremony at the Colombo Hilton with the Gold Award in the "Shipping and Shipping-related Services" category, as well as the Silver Award as runner-up in the medium-sized business category, covering all sectors.

The awards were presented to a team of GAC delegates led by Preethilal Fernando, Director/CEO of GAC Sri Lanka, who said they stand as testimony to the overall business performance of GAC Sri Lanka. Last year, GAC Marine Services' sister company, GAC Shipping, won in the same categories.

The National Business Excellence Awards (NBEA) cover more than 27 business sectors in five categories according to the size of the business.

The selection process requires participating companies to prepare a comprehensive report covering seven key areas: Leadership & Strategic Planning; Corporate Governance; Capacity Building; Performance Management; Local and Global Market Reach; Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR); and Business & Financial Results.

The final winners are chosen following an in-depth interview with a panel of judges that includes senior business leaders, prominent professors and the country's International Monetary Fund (IMF) Representative.

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