Cambridge appoints Zahara Ansary as new Country Head for Sri Lanka & Maldives

Zahara Ansary

Cambridge University Press & Assessment has announced the appointment of Zahara Ansary as the new Country Head for Sri Lanka and the Maldives. The appointment reinforces Cambridge’s continued support to learners and educators in the region and further underlines the organisation’s unwavering commitment to offer equity and access to high quality and affordable education.

Zahara brings with her over 20 years of diverse experience across sectors such as banking, business process outsourcing, telecommunications, and professional education. She has held influential roles at Nations Trust Bank PLC, WNS Global Services, Bharti Airtel Lanka, and most recently served as Country Manager at AICPA & CIMA Sri Lanka and the Maldives.

Commenting on her new role, Zahara Ansary said, “Cambridge’s world-leading education, research and assessment, is shaping a better and brighter future for millions, and I am delighted to create such opportunities in Sri Lanka and the Maldives. I look forward to working with our students, schools, and various partners to enable opportunities for our youth to succeed and build better skills and employability. I am grateful to be part of the team.”

Welcoming Zahara to Cambridge, Arun Rajamani, Managing Director for Cambridge University Press & Assessment, South Asia said, “Zahara brings with her a wealth of experience in education and a strong commitment to nurturing academic excellence in the region. Her experience and leadership will be instrumental in driving our shared vision for the future of education in Sri Lanka and the Maldives. We look forward to the exciting developments ahead under her leadership.”

Zahara will be responsible for the growth of Cambridge’s International Education network and English propositions, as well as government engagements and partnerships in both countries.

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