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Sri Lanka today is on a powerful mission to champion Sri Lankan economy. The Next Generational Awards aim to shine a spotlight on the next generation of ground-breaking young leadership.
Careers, entrepreneurship, sports, social service, innovation, Talents, Music and Dancing, Art and creative science Social Media, etc.,
16 to 30 years
24th November 2020
1st August to 15th September 2020
Chairman
National Youth Service Council
Judges Chair
Managing Director
Triad Advertising Limited and
the national TV channel Derana
Chairman ICC and Director HNB
Corporate Governance Officer
International Finance Corporation
a member of World Bank Group
Non Executive Director
Keells Food Private Limited
Director Sun Match Group
Principal Law College
Best School Prefect of the year
“Young sports man” & “Young sports woman” on national and international sports
New generation Awards recognizes the contribution of your media practitioners to the “engendering of a positive youth culture”. There are three media awards,
Two Awards,
One Award
Two Awards, “Service Award” services related to tourism and “Management Award” Career category
This award recognizes the achievement of a young entrepreneur.
Two awards are issued in this category -Individual & Youth Group. This award recognizes the contribution of the individual youth and youth groups to the development of their communities.
This award is conferred upon a young professional, who through excellent professional practice upholds the standards of his or her profession. Nominations are invited from the business sector and all professional organizations and associations ( e.g. Bar Association, Medical Association, Teachers Association Underwriters Association, Architect and Engineers Associations)
This award recognizes the contribution of the business community. There are two awards “Young corporate career woman” and “Young Corporate Career Man” who has excelled in their careers.
This Award goes to a young person/group who is breaking new grounds in areas such a film; information technology, manufacturing; etc.
This is awarded to a young person who has mobilized community support and action around some issue they felt strongly about.
This award is awarded by Judges according to their willingness and recommendations.
Women in Management (WIM) works to empower Sri Lankan Career women and women entrepreneurs by connecting and bonding them by providing leadership and guidance in nurturing their knowledge and skills and inspiring them to achieve their goals and to act as conduits to the transformation of the role of women in career and business into a dynamic force.
Our Vision is to empower Sri Lankan career women and women entrepreneurs by Providing leadership and guidance to nurture their knowledge and skills to achieve their goals
Inspiring them to act as a conduit to the transformation of the role of women in career and business into a dynamic and economically empowered force and as a major contributor to the economy
Connecting and bonding them by providing a platform in networking to be united and uplift each other.
Launched in March 2011 by WIM, ‘The Professional & Career Women Awards’ celebrates the achievements of remarkable women who inspire those around them – either through the media, through their astounding achievements in their careers, businesses and everyday lives. The annual event is an uplifting and emotional award ceremony where women are celebrated equally in one room
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Existence of a multi talented, discipline and dynamic youth population in a country is always considered a treasure which helps development of the particular country. As such every country gives a special recognition for the country’s youth. Sri Lanka too places utmost importance on the country’s youth to achieve her ambitious development targets in social and economic spheres.
Hence, Youth of Sri Lanka are also having an undertaking for economic and social upliftment of the country. It is important to inculcate self-reliance in youths and directing them towards winning over those goals. The National Youth Services Council in Sri Lanka has been established with the aim of guiding the Sri Lankan youth in the proper direction to enable them to empower themselves to the fullest potential while contributing to nation’s prosperity.
The Youth Services Council was established under the Volunteer National Youth Services Act No. 11 of the year 1967 and was revised by the Act No. 52 of 1968. Over the years, activities of the Youth Council were expanded beyond volunteerism and subsequently the scope was revised again under the Youth Services Council Act No.69 of 1979 giving the status of a fully pledged youth development organization.