By Sasanka Udugahapattuwa
Volunteering has always been close to my heart, and being part of the John Keells Group has made it that much more special. Over the past year ......
By Dinithi Perera
Sometimes, pursuing the unknown and exploring the “what if’s” lead to......
By Le-Anne Fernando
So every time I was asked the question 'why don't you write a blog post for the John Keells Blog?' I always got out of it with my usual 'what do I blog about?' response.
By Abhishek Perera I first got to know about “No Kunu” initiative, through the John Keells Foundation, when they approached John Keells Group to be involved in their drive to clean up Colombo...
By Devni Wickramasinghe Youth can be the compelling agents of change, full of radical ideas that demand change and could be inventors of their own theories and ambassadors for communicating change. As a part of the MT programme, I was assigned a CSR project...
By Milindu Tissera One day I was driving down the Southern Expressway and while exiting through Gelanigama, I noticed these elaborate looking green bins placed along the toll booths and thought to myself what a great idea...
By Maheshi Wimalagoonaratne I was never interested in “Art” but when I saw the flyer asking for volunteers for Kala Pola a few years ago, I decided to volunteer without even knowing anything
By Nibasanda Yapa Abeywardana I joined the John Keells Management Trainee (JKHMT) Programme in August 2016 and all 6 of the JKHMTs were assigned a CSR project as part of our training. I was given the task of organising the very first public campaign of John Keells Foundation (JKF) under Project WAVE (working Against Violence through Education) and I was very anxious...
By Asanka Gunasekera
Staying in a glamorous hotel room, frequenting room service and relaxing with all of the offered amenities may be tranquil for the guest, but ensuring this experience is as relaxing and enjoyable as possible for each guest is a rather strenuous job...
By Lasanthi Ladduwahetty
People decide to take up an internship for a variety of reasons: it might be for a degree requirement, or it is simply the next step in life, or your parents expect it of you
