Lanka IOC PLC recently came onboard to power the 35th National Conference of Chartered Accountants organized by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka (CA Sri Lanka) with a gold sponsorship.

This is the first time Lanka IOC has extended its support to the national conference, which is one of the country’s largest corporate events, with an annual participation of over 1200 chartered accountants and business leaders. This year’s conference will revolve around the theme ‘Rethink to Revive’.

Managing Director of Lanka IOC Mr. Subodh Dakwale noted that rethinking may be linked to revive positives in efficiency, productivity, quality, competitiveness in our business process resulting in maximizing creation of wealth, value and satisfaction for all stakeholders.

“As an organization, Lanka IOC always finds innovative ways to achieve international standards of excellence in all aspects of business spectrum with a focus on our vision to become a major integrated energy company with strong environment conscience, playing a national role in energy security of the country. In the globalised environment, we need to keep evolving ourselves to remain competitive and bring customer delight through value of products and services,” he said.

Mr. Dakwale emphasized that the theme of the 35th National Conference of Chartered Accountants organized by CA Sri Lanka is very pertinent in the present world. This conference will have participation of hundreds of business leaders and professionals whose deliberation on the theme subject will certainly be very productive and helpful.

Welcoming Lanka IOC onboard, President of CA Sri Lanka, Mr. Arjuna Herath, said that it was a pleasure to have a company in the stature of Lanka IOC onboard to support the 35th National Conference of Chartered Accountants for the first time in the conference’s history.

“We are looking forward to yet another inspiring conference this year from 23rd to 25th of October 2014, which will give our chartered accountants as well as business leaders, the required leverage to help them spearhead revival by rethinking conventional business models at this year’s conference,” he added.