Sanath Manatunge has been appointed Chairman of the Employers’ Federation of Ceylon (EFC), marking another significant milestone in his distinguished corporate leadership journey. His appointment has been warmly welcomed by Sri Lanka’s business community, recognising his extensive experience, strategic vision and commitment to organisational excellence.

As Chairman of one of the country’s leading employer representative organisations, Manatunge is expected to provide strategic leadership in addressing the evolving challenges faced by employers while promoting sustainable economic growth, productive industrial relations and responsible business practices.

The Postgraduate Institute of Management Alumni Association (PIMA) has congratulated its distinguished alumnus on his appointment, describing the achievement as a testament to his exceptional leadership, vision and unwavering commitment to driving excellence and growth within the corporate sector.

In its congratulatory message, PIMA expressed confidence that Manatunge’s expertise and professional experience would enable him to make a meaningful contribution to the Employers’ Federation of Ceylon and the wider Sri Lankan business community. The Association also wished him every success in his new role and stated that it looks forward to the positive impact he will create as EFC Chairman.

The Employers’ Federation of Ceylon plays a pivotal role in representing employers across a broad spectrum of industries, advocating sound employment policies, strengthening industrial relations and supporting national economic development.

PIMA noted that Manatunge’s appointment reflects the calibre of leadership developed through the Postgraduate Institute of Management and its alumni network. His achievement also reinforces the growing influence of PIM graduates in leading some of Sri Lanka’s most respected public and private sector institutions, contributing significantly to the nation’s business and economic progress.