A List of Royalists and Thomians in the Corporate World

A List of Royalists and Thomians in the corporate world.

As of 2013 August

Suren Amarasekera - CEO of Mobitel - Royalist
Dr. Hans Wijayasuriya - CEO - Dialog Axiata - Thomian
Mahendra Amarasuriya - Chairman Commercial Bank - Royalist
Sir Ernest De Silva - founding Chairman of the Bank of Ceylon - Royalist
Sir Cyril de Zoysa - Founder of the AMW group - Royalist
Upali Wijewardene - Recorded Richest Sri Lankan to date - Royalist
Janak Hidramani - Chairman of Hidramani Group - Thomian
Sanjaya Padmaperuma - CEO - South Asian Technologies - Thomian
Eraj Wijesinghe - Chairman Bartleet Group - Royalist
Sunil C. Wijsinghe - Deputy Chairman Bartleet Group - Royalist
Indrajith Fernando - CEO - Bartleet Group - Thomian
Sunil C. Wijsinghe - Deputy Chairman Bartleet Group - Royalist
Rajan Yatawara - Chairman(Former), Hayleys Group - Thomian
D. S. Jayasundera - Chairman(Former),Hayleys Group - Royalist
Sunil Mendis - former Chairman Hayleys - Royalist
N G Wickremaratne- Chairman, Hayleys Group - Thomian
Ajita Pasqual - former CEO of Seylan Bank - Royalist
Kapila Ariyaratne - Former CEO of Seylan Bank - Royalist
R Renganathan - Deputy Chairman - Ceylinco Life - Thomian
Rajendra Theagarajah - CEO of Hatton National Bank - Royalist
S.K. Wickremasinghe - Former Chariman,NDB - Thomian
Hemaka Amarasuriya - Chairman Singer Sri Lanka and NDB Bank
Norman Gunewardene - former Chairman Aitken Spence - Royalist
Ratna Sivaratnam - former Chairman and former CEO Aitken Spence - Royalist
C T A Schaffter- Founding Chairman Janashakthi Insurance - Thomian
Tony Wearasinghe - Founder and Chairman of Millennium Group - Thomian
Ravi Wijenathan - CEO of Millennium Development - Royalist
S Skandakumar - Chairman George Steuarts & Co - Royalist
Scott Direckze - former Chairman George Steuarts & Co Ltd - Royalist
Uddaka Tennekoon - former CEO of Mercantile Merchant Bank - Royalist
Ajith Fernando - CEO, Capital Alliance - Royalist
Suren Madanayake - CEO, ACL Cables Limited - Royalist
Aravinda Korala - CEO of KAL - Royalist
Raja Gnanam - CEO of S.Anthonys Group - Royalist
S Wijesinghe - CEO,Expo Lanka - Thomian
Don Richard Wijewardene - Established Lake House newspapers - Thomian
David Pieris – Chairman - David Pieris Motor Company & DPit - Thomian
Deshamanya Mahesh Amalean - Chairman MAS Holdings - Royalist
Dian Gomes, FCMA - CEO, MAS Holdings - Royalist
Deshamanya Ken Balendra - former Chairman of John Keells Holdings
Susantha Ratnayake - Chairman of John Keells Holdings - Royalist
Ajit Gunewardene - Deputy Chairman of John Keells Holdings - Royalist
Ramesh Shanmuganathan - Executive Vice President,John Keells Holdings - Royalist
J.A. Martenze - founding Chairman DFCC Bank - Royalist
Deshamanya Dr Lalith Kotelawala - Former Chairman of Ceylinco Consolidated - Royalist

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