Next Gen Boardroom session equips Buddhist Ladies’ College students for digital business future

Next Gen Boardroom was successfully conducted for the Commerce Section students at Buddhist Ladies’ College in collaboration with NIBM School of Business.

The session focused on the digital future and emerging business developments, giving students valuable insights into the evolving corporate landscape. It was delivered by Dr Baratha Devanarayane, Head of Management and Development at NIBM School of Business, together with Mr Amila Dilshan and Ms Dilani Lokuketagoda, who serve as lecturers and experts in their respective fields.

A meaningful initiative to empower Commerce students with future-ready knowledge and inspire them to step into the world of business and innovation confidently.

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