Russel’s (Pvt) Ltd. recently celebrated a culture of excellence by honoring standout employees at a special appreciation event for November. The gathering highlighted the company’s commitment to recognizing dedication, professional integrity, and consistent high performance across all departments.

The ceremony spotlighted individuals who have made significant impacts in their roles. Head Pastry Chef Jude Fernando was celebrated as Best Chef of the Month. Manager Sajeeva Rukmal received the Most Efficient Employee of the Month award for his instrumental role in streamlining operations and ensuring seamless daily execution.

Further accolades were awarded to Malani Fernando and Chamal Asanka, who were named Outstanding Female and Male Employees of the Month, respectively. Both were praised for their remarkable dedication, strong service ethics, and sustained performance.

In congratulating the awardees, Russel’s management reaffirmed that such recognition is fundamental to the organization’s ethos.

Hemas Hospital Wattala has reinforced its position as Sri Lanka’s leader in advanced liver care through its sponsorship of the Sri Lanka Society of Gastroenterology 2025 sessions. The hospital showcased its state-of-the-art Fibroscan technology, which offers a painless and efficient alternative to biopsies for early detection and personalized treatment of liver disease.

Its dedicated Liver Centre, supported by a multidisciplinary specialist team, sets national benchmarks in diagnosis and management. The centre has further expanded services by launching the private sector’s first pediatric liver unit. By partnering with medical professionals and investing in cutting-edge innovation, Hemas Hospital Wattala is committed to raising national standards in gastroenterological care and improving patient outcomes.

Sri Lankan cosmetics firm Dreamron has launched a CSR project to help communities rebuild after natural disasters. It focuses on reviving damaged beauty salons with financial aid and providing essential supplies. Funded partly by staff forgoing their annual event, the initiative involves hands-on leadership participation. Chairman Dr. Priyanka Perera stated this supports the industry’s backbone, honoring partnerships built over 25 years. The project began in several regions and will expand island-wide.