Central Point - Volume 2, Issue 2

WHAT IS CCTMC?

Are you anxious to advance your career? Do you want to expand your network? Are you eager to make productive use of your weekends?

At Central Colombo Toastmasters Club, we'll give you the training of a lifetime, a wealth of inspiration and a cohort of supporters to travel with you, side by side With mentors, evaluators, speech projects, leadership training, fellow members, and friends in your corner, your skills will be fine-tuned, cultivated and enhanced!

The origin of our club dates back to February 2021, when we officially chartered as a Toastmasters Club under the leadership of Arshad Nizam, DTM as our Charter President. Our club now constitutes a mix of Engineers, Business Executives, HR Professionals, Economists, Lecturers, Entrepreneurs, Undergraduate students and many more!

Despite our relatively short history, our members have already made an impact at all levels of Toastmasters, and we are proud to say that our members include speakers who've made it all the way to the District stage and also leaders who've been supporting not only our club, but the entirety of District 82 (Sri Lanka and Maldives)

CCTMC meets every other Sunday at 3:45 PM Our regular meeting location for physical meetings is at the Academy of Finance, No:403-5/1 Galle Rd, Colombo 3

DISTRICT DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE

I am thrilled to contribute to the Central Colombo Toastmasters Club Newsletter.

In today's dynamic world, opportunities abound As humans, we encounter different opportunities every day, and as Toastmasters members, we are presented with various opportunities, such as leadership roles or delivering speeches. It is up to us to have the courage to continue despite failures and doubts and seize these opportunities to create our future. As Winston Churchill wisely said, "Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that count "

I am pleased about the progress of the Central Colombo Toastmasters Club over the past few years, and I extend my best wishes to the club and its members as they strive for even greater success.

Let's overcome our doubts and limitations and realize the full potential of tomorrow, as Franklin D. Roosevelt said, "The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today." Let's continue to embrace new opportunities, learn from our experiences, and create a future that we are proud of, both individually and as a team.

In conclusion, let's keep pushing ourselves to seize opportunities, overcome challenges, and create our own future in our Toastmasters journey. As we continue learning, growing, and supporting each other, I am confident we will achieve remarkable success

Let us transform together as a team

DTM NISAL WEERAKOON DISTRICT DIRECTOR DISTRICT 82

DIVISION DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE

Appreciation and recognition are important aspects of a leader as they can help to create a positive and motivated environment. My dear friends, when toastmasters feel valued and appreciated for their contributions, they are more likely to be engaged and productive in their goals Here are some ways that Toastmasters clubs can show appreciation and recognition to their members.

Acknowledge achievements: Toastmasters clubs can acknowledge the achievements of their members by awarding certificates, pins, or other forms of recognition for milestones such as completing a level or achieving a particular speaking goal This can be done at a club meeting, through an email, publicizing on social media or any other form of communication.

Celebrate successes: Toastmasters clubs can celebrate the successes of their members by organizing events or activities to mark milestones or achievements. This can include holding special club meetings, recognizing members at district or regional events, or creating a club newsletter or social media posts to showcase member achievements.

Show gratitude: Toastmasters clubs can express gratitude to their members for their hard work and dedication by thanking them for their contributions to the club. This can be done through simple acts of appreciation, such as saying thank you, or through more formal recognition programs, such as member of the month awards or club officer appreciation events.

By bringing in the importance of appreciation and recognition in our club culture, Toastmasters can create a supportive and motivating environment for its members, leading to higher engagement, participation, and overall club success

Central Colombo is a dynamic club that has members from different professions. Being a young club, I’m happy to witness the members supporting the area, division and district. I wish the Central Colombo Toastmasters Club, a great year ahead, and let us spread appreciation and recognition to all the members.

SHIHAM ALI DIVISION DIRECTOR DIVISION B

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Hello CCTMC!

It is my great pleasure to pen these few words for the latest issue of The Central Point as the President of Central Colombo Toastmasters Club. As we continue to navigate the challenges of learning and growing in the middle of the worst economic crisis our country has seen, I want to express my gratitude for your unwavering commitment to our club and each other

Over the past few months, we have witnessed some truly inspiring speeches and evaluations, as well as innovative themes to eliminate the monotony of regular educational meetings I am proud to say that not only has our club continued to thrive and grow despite the pressure of surviving in this crisis, but also we have successfully helped other clubs to grow alongside us while navigating pitfalls and challenges thrown at us by various parties.

I want to take this opportunity to thank our dedicated executive team for their tireless efforts in keeping our club running smoothly. Their hard work has truly made a difference in the quality of our meetings and the growth of our members Our club is just two years old, but we have accomplished many things. Even as I pen these few words, we have fulfilled all the requirements to be recognized as a President’s Distinguished Club with all 10 DCP points.

As we move forward, I encourage each of you to continue to push yourselves out of your comfort zones and take advantage of the oppo offer. Whether it's giving a speech, taking on a role, o with fellow members, every interaction we have in t and grow.

Thank you for your continued support and dedication to our club. I am honored to serve as your President, and I look forward to seeing all that we can accomplish together in the last three months of our tenure.

TM UDITHA WEERASINGHE CLUB PRESIDENT CENTRAL COLOMBO TMC

EDITOR'S MESSAGE

Dear Reader,

The journey of the Central Colombo Toastmasters Club so far has been exceptional, with many achievements, hardships overcome, and bonds created. It was a tough job highlighting a few and sorting through the many memories we have had during our journey

With that in mind, taking on an editorial perspective for our 2nd-anniversary edition was a privilege. I want to thank all those who contributed and took the time to share their thoughts and messages for this edition It would be remiss of me not to thank the rest of the extended PR team for their excellent assistance in transforming our club literature into a work of art.

So when you are flipping through these pages, I am sure you will see our vibrant members and well-wishers' thoughts reflecting through the written paragraphs and also get a glimpse into the family here at CCTMC.

Wishing you a Good read!

TM PRAVEEN

NANAYAKKARA EDITORTHE CENTRAL POINT

TESTIMONIAL

While I knew a handful of the members of CCTMC with a few interactions outside the club, I saw what the club really is when I was the CJ for their club Humorous Speech and Evaluations contest in 2022 Convincing members to compete is never an easy task. Yet, they had ten contestants for each contest, and all of them were doing their best quite confidently

For a club that’s so young, it is remarkable how engaged and cohesive the members of the club are. They have a truly passionate group of individuals who have become great friends through the club itself And that’s a sign that the club will surely reach greater heights soon.

TM BUDDHINATH HANGAWATTA RIZING LANKA TOASTMASTERS CLUB

TOASTMASTER INTERNATIONAL MISSION

"To empower individuals to become more effective communicators and leaders "

TOASTMASTER INTERNATIONAL ENVISIONED FUTURE

"To be the first-choice provider of dynamic, high-value, experiantial communication and leadership skills dvelopment "

DISTRICT MISSION

"To build new clubs and support all clubs in achieving excellence "

THE CLUB MISSION

"We provide a supportive and positive learning experience in which members are empowered to develop communication and leadership skills, resulting in greater self-confidence and personal growth.."

OUR CORE VALUES

My toastmasters journey began in 2020, filled with nervous excitement as I joined my home club, "The Colombo Toastmasters Club " Though unsure of what the experience would bring, I was hopeful and eager to take on this new challenge However, I was also apprehensive, fearing that I may have made the wrong decision in joining a club - a notion that had been ingrained in my mind as something only for adults and as a way to pass the time

Today, I am proud to have the courage to face competent speakers and have won multiple contests at different levels, all while developing my skills as a leaderserving as the VPE of the Colombo Toastmasters Club and charter president of the Fortude Toastmasters Club

It didn't take long, however, for me to realize how wrong I was. I was welcomed into an incredible community of talented and diverse individuals, and every minute spent with them was the most productive and fulfilling two hours of my life. Attending club meetings soon became a habit, and I was continuously amazed by the many things I learned through the various meeting roles and opportunities to deliver speeches.

Toastmasters truly embodies leadership and public speaking, and I am grateful for the countless lessons, opportunities, and relationships it has provided me

TOASTMASTERS

The Epitome of Leadership and Public Speaking

By Thilini Agalawatta President - Fortude TMC & VP Education - Colombo TMC

Becoming a toastmaster gave me an unparalleled sense of satisfaction, as I received acknowledgement and evaluations that proved my growth as a speaker and leader. Toastmasters taught me that weaknesses are not things to be avoided but areas to improve, and every contest was a valuable learning experience on how to compete gracefully and accept any outcome.

We asked a champion speaker what the secret sauce for success was. Here's what she had to say

"Where did your Toastmasters career start?"

An Interview with Lakalya De Silva 1st runner upDivision B - Humorous Speech Contest 2023

FROM CLUB

It all started in 2015, when the College of Chemical Sciences (ICHEM) decided to initiate a gavel club for its students. I remember attending the very first demo meeting conducted by Siyane Toastmasters Club and the Gavel Club of University of Moratuwa. I was given a Homecoming card as the table topic and I vividly remember rambling on very nervously for more than 3 minutes and finally ending my speech by saying, “coming home is coming back to your loved ones”. Since then, we, a bunch of first year students built a home in the Gavel Club of College of Chemical Sciences where I also served as VP Ed and President in subsequent years When I finally joined the Toastmasters’ fraternity in 2020, it truly felt like coming home, coming back to your loved ones

"What was your first attempt at a speaking competition?"

My very first attempt at competitive speaking was at Specchmaster organized by the University of Sri Jayawardena in 2015 I only got through to the semifinals. But my friend Samadhi from our gavel club went all the way and became the first runner up Attending her grooming sessions and helping her train was what taught me the ABC of crafting speeches Thereafter in 2017, I was among the top five of Speechmaster and became the first runner up of the All-Island Best Gavel Speaker Contest.

"How did you feel like placing at this competition?"

It felt great to stretch and test my limits But it felt greater to represent our club and my beloved members. It felt good to know that the community was regarding our club (which was only two years old at the time) in high esteem because of my speech.

What lessons have you learnt in preparing speeches for competitions?

This is probably a bad question to be asked frommesinceI’mguiltyofunderpreparation

HoweverIdohaveafewpointers

PRACTICE

The more prepared you are, the more confident you become Preparing your speeches, not just for competitions,butalsoinyourpathwaysinculcatethe disciplineofconsistencyinyou Itisthisdisciplinethat willtakeyouplaces

BE GENUINE

A speech goes beyond a performance. It is primarily a connection one makes with the audience and the easiest way to make this connection is to be genuine withyouraudience.

GATHER EXPERIENCES

It doesn’t matter how eloquently you speak if your words are hollow I think it’s important that we live a good and full life outside Toastmasters, that we gather experiences and gain exposure to all facets of life It is these experiences that will enrich your story and give you unique content for competitive speeches

WORK WITH YOUR MENTORS

AsJohnCrosbysays,“Mentoringisabraintopick,an ear to listen and a push in the right direction.” It goes without saying that all my wins are because of my mentors and the people who cared enough to give mefeedbacktomakemebetter.

"Any advice for preparing a script for competitions?"

I don’t think there’s a right or wrong way to script a speech During my gavel years, I would write my speeches word to word And this worked well because it helped me to practice a lot. But now I panic more when I have a scripted speech since I have the burden of carrying it out word to word. These days, before I give a speech, I usually make a speech outline in my head or on a notebook, with the key points and transitions Thereafter I freewheel the speech while navigating through my main points I would however try my best to write down the speech once the contest is over or in the middle of the contest just so it’s documented. I don’t think I’m the best person to advice someone on preparing a script I think it’s up to us to discover the methodthatsuitsusbest

"Is stage fright real?"

It is absolutely real! Though stage fright is probably another form of fear of rejection and fear of failure Because in that moment, when the spotlight is on us, what we are actually fearing is not the stage or the eyes on us – we are fearing what those eyes are seeingandhowthoseeyeswilljudgeus. My symptoms start about 10 mins before stepping on stage My heart would start racing at an uncontrollable pace, hands would quiver, voice would crack and tremble. Sometimes on stage, my hands tremble so much that I have to restrain them by my side without making grand open palm gestures. We all are a work in progress –whatmattersisthatwedon’tgiveup

"You can't win every competition - how do you reset your mindset to compete again?"

I think I’m at an advantage here because I never compete with the aim to win. So even if I don’t get placed, I don’t consider it as a failure if I feel like I gave a satisfactory speech/ connected with the audience I’m happy and ready to contest again because it’s an opportunity to convince myself that I’mbetterthanIwasyesterday.

Those of us who attended Ovation 2022 had the privilege of listening to the World Champion of Public Speaking 2014, Dananjaya Hettiarachchi deliver an epic educational session titled “What’s Your Story?” where he outlined the hero’s journey in storytelling

According to the great man himself, the hero's journey is a narrative structure that is commonly used in storytelling. It is a template that outlines the various stages a protagonist goes through as they embark on a quest or journey, face challenges, and ultimately achieve their goal or purpose. The hero's journey was first introduced by Joseph Campbell in his book "The Hero with a Thousand Faces "

The hero's journey typically consists of the following stages:

The Call to Adventure: 1

The hero is presented with a challenge or opportunity that calls them to leave their ordinary world and embark on a journey.

Refusal of the Call 2

The hero initially refuses the call to adventure, often out of fear or a sense of duty to their current life.

Meeting the Mentor 3

4

5 Tests, Allies, and Enemies

The hero faces a series of challenges, meets allies and enemies, and learns more about the new world they have entered

6 Approach to the Inmost Cave

The hero approaches the central challenge or obstacle that must be overcome to achieve their goal.

THE HERO'S JOURNEY

By Uditha Weerasinghe Winner - Area B1 International Speech Contest 2023

The hero meets a mentor or guide who provides them with advice, training, or resources to help them on their journey.

Crossing the Threshold

The hero leaves their ordinary world and enters a new world or environment that is unfamiliar and often dangerous.

7

Ordeal

The hero faces a major obstacle or challenge that tests their skills, abilities and resolve

8

Reward

The hero overcomes the ordeal and receives a reward, often in the form of new knowledge, a magical item, or a boon.

9 The Road Back

The hero begins their journey back to the ordinary world but must often face new challenges and obstacles along the way.

10 Resurrection

The hero faces a final challenge or obstacle that tests their newfound skills and abilities.

11 Return with the Elixir

The hero returns to the ordinary world with a newfound sense of purpose or understanding and may share their knowledge or experience with others

These stages can be applied to a wide range of stories, from epic adventures to personal journeys of self-discovery By following this structure, writers can create compelling narratives that resonate with readers and audiences and inspire them to embark on their own hero's journey. Many world public speaking champions have used this technique to create amazing speeches that amaze us today, and nothing is stopping you from doing the same.

Dananjaya Hettiarachchi's winning speech was a tribute to his late father, who had taught him the value of thinking differently and embracing failure He used the hero's journey to structure his speech, describing his initial reluctance to embrace his father's philosophy, the challenges he faced in school and his career, and the transformational moment when he realized the actual value of his father's teaching

"Many world public speaking champions have used this technique to create amazing speeches."

The hero's journey is a powerful tool for structuring a compelling and impactful speech, as it allows speakers to take their audience on a journey of transformation and growth. By following the stages of the hero's journey, speakers can create a powerful and memorable experience for their audience that inspires them to take action and make a difference in the world. You, too, can use this technique to craft more effective speeches

"Heroes are ordinary people who make themselves extraordinary."

Gerard Way

As the Chinese proverb goes, a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. When I decided to join a meeting of the Virtusa CMB Toastmasters Club a little over five years ago, that single step took me on a journey that I find pretty unbelievable looking back now. Being an introvert, my objective back then was merely to move out of my comfort zone, work on my public speaking & maybe expand my network. Gradually when I got accustomed to the drill, I aspired to speak at a ToastmastersSpeechContestandtodabbleabitin the leadership roles that Toastmasters offered. I wanted someday to become the VP of Education oftheclub,butthatwasallitwasgoingtobe!

ROAD TO DTM

However, within the first few months of my membership, I got to see two of the club’s members, DTM Shiham Nawaz and DTM Hingston Lovell reaching the milestone of the Distinguished Toastmaster Award, the highest level of educational achievement in Toastmasters In a club that was a little over 5 years old, they were the first and second DTMs in the club respectively At the time I remember thinking, “I wonder how much longer it will take for the next DTM of the club to emerge?” Little did I imagine that the answer to thatquestionwouldlayonmyownself

By Kasun Ilangaratne, DTM VP Public Relations Central

Being one of the first Toastmasters to start on the Pathways learning experience from the start, the journey ahead felt a little uncertain as not many of the senior Toastmasters were very familiar with the new educational program. However, I was very fortunate to have joined Toastmasters at the same time as DTM Hashini Silva because the two of us kept helping each other out when completing projects in the Pathways program, and in our Toastmaster Journey overall as well. I remember that she and I submitted our Level 1 completions of our first pathway on the same day! Not only that, but when I did eventually become the VP Education of Virtusa CMB Toastmasters Club, she wouldtakeupthesameroleatDIMOToastmasters Club. The same remained true for the following yearswhenItookuptheroleofPresidentandArea Directoraswell!

Colombo Toastmasters Club

In the year that I was a Club President came one of the best experiences for me in my Toastmasters journey to date – the formation of the Central Colombo Toastmasters Club, under the leadership of DTM Arshad Nizam! I had never been so actively involved in the formation of a new Toastmasters Club, and I was blessed to be able to do it alongside DTM Arshad and DTM Hashini as the Club Mentors and to serve as a Club Sponsor alongside TM Sanara Premaratne. The experience I gained was truly rewarding.

The final hurdle was the DTM Project, which I satisfied through uplifting the IT skills of students at the Salvation Army Boys Home in Rajagiriya. The last two speeches I did to achieve my DTM Award were both based on this project and were evaluated by DTM Gadjen Suryakumar and DTM Hashini Silva respectively.

On the 15th of January 2023, I delivered my last speech titled “Frozen”, to a packed CCTMC Audience! That same day I got to know that after leaving the meeting, my speech had inspired one of our club members in the audience, to stop the vehicle that she was travelling in and help an old beggar on the street because my words about helping other people, had resonated with her That will forever remain one of the single greatest pieces of feedback that I have ever received about my speeches

Time passed by. When I was about halfway through the journey of becoming an Area Director, I had completed most of the requirements for becoming a Distinguished Toastmaster – completion of 2 Pathways, a Club Sponsor Role, and a Club Officer Role. I was midway through a District Leader role. What remained for me was to serve as a Club Mentor or Club Coach and to complete the DTM Project. The opportunity to serve as a Club Mentor came when DTM Hashini mentioned her interest in starting a new corporate club at her current workplace –North Technology Group. We were able to charter the club by June of 2022, and I was able to support the club as a mentor. In the meantime, I also got the opportunity to take the initiative in forming another Corporate Club with the support of TM Mazin, TM Chethana, DTM Hashini and many other wonderful individuals. I was able to take up the mantle of Club Mentor for the Fortude Toastmasters Club.

Five years ago, if someone were to have asked me, “Where do you see yourself in Toastmasters in another five years?” I don’t think I would have imagined doing even half of the things that I have done today. My road to DTM has been amazing, and I can only hope that the next five years will be even more amazing

As Tony Robbins once said, “The only impossible journey is the one you never begin” Are you ready to tread your road to DTM?

"In the year that I was a Club President came one of the best experiences for me in my Toastmasters journey to date – the formation of the Central Colombo Toastmasters Club."

MEETTHENEWESTADDITIONSTOTHE CCTMCFAMILY

HARRESH BAPTIST

SAJANI SENANAYAKE

DIVYA DE SARAM

AMASHA FERNANDO

PATHUM JAYASOORIYA

DIGHAYU JAYAWARDENA

WENSTEN PEERIS

EDUCATIONAL AWARDS

Pathways, the Toastmasters education program, is designed to help members build public speaking, communication, and leadership skills Members access educational materials digitally through Base Camp, the online system where Pathways lives

There are 11 pathways that you can choose from; Dynamic Leadership (DL), Effective Coaching (EC), Engaging Humour (EH), Innovative Planning (IP), Leadership Development (LD), Motivational Strategies (MS), Persuasive Influence (PI), Presentation Mastery (PM), Strategic Relationships (SR), Team Collaboration (TC) and Visionary Communication (VC)

CCMTCEXCELS!

OUR MEMBERS WHO HAVE TAKEN IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL!

WEERASINGHE LAKALYA DE SILVA

CHAMPION

DIVISION B EVALUATION SPEECH CONTEST

RUNNER UP DIVISION B HUMOROUS SPEECH CONTEST

2ND RUNNER UP DIVISION B INTERNATIONAL SPEECH CONTEST

UDITHA

2ND RUNNER UP DIVISION B TABLE TOPICS SPEECH CONTEST

WINNER AREA B1 INTERNATIONAL SPEECH CONTEST

RAMALKA KASIGE

CHAMPION AREA B1 EVALUATION SPEECH CONTEST

2ND RUNNER UP AREA J2 TABLE TOPICS SPEECH CONTEST

RUNNER UP DIVISION J INTERNATIONAL SPEECH CONTEST

PASINDU SILVA

2ND RUNNER UP AREA B1 TABLE TOPICS SPEECH CONTEST

YOU HAVE MADE US PROUD!

CLUB ACHIEVEMENTS

Both teams competing from CCTMC placed in the top 10 at the D82 quiz!

CCTMC achieved the Talk-up Toastmaster's award for adding five new members during Feb-March 2023

10 DCP POINTS ACHIEVED!

CCTMC

If anyone asks me what my favorite memory of 2023 has been so far, I'd say, hands down, that it was 'Moving from Speaker to Trainer 2023'

When our District Director, DTM Nisal Weerakoon said, Hashini, I want to organize "Moving from Speaker to Trainer 2 0", little did I know that this will not only become a highlight of my Toastmasters journey, but also my first step in spearheading an event of this caliber.

However, as Jim Collins points out in his book ‘Good to Great’, you need the right people on the bus before you work out where you want it to go. If not for the amazing Organizing team of ‘Moving from Speaker to Trainer’, this event wouldn’t have become a success The confidence to accept a challenge brought us together and the spirit of teamwork helped us to ensure that all aspects of the event were planned, organized & executed without deviations What is noteworthy to mention here is that TM Methsara Benaragama was also part of this amazing team, while DTM Kasun Ilangaratne was also present to support the team on the day of the event

ORGANIZING SPEAKERTO TRAINER'23

By Hashini Silva, DTM

Event Chair

Moving from Speaker to Trainer 2023

The panel of fantastic trainers did a great job in ensuring that all the participants had a good learning experience which was truly fulfilling, over the span of two days As amazing as the event turned out, the real highlight was how much everyone enjoyed and networked during the two days. TM Praveen Nanayakkara, TM Lakalya De Silva and TM Nathasha Silva who were participants of this program will undoubtedly bear testament to this.

I had numerous reasons to say NO to DTM Nisal when he asked me if I could spearhead this initiative. However, had I declined this opportunity given, I would’ve missed out on the best experience I’ve had in Toastmasters, thus far! Dear readers, when opportunity presents itself, don't be afraid to go after it. As Richard Branson once said, 'If somebody offers you an amazing opportunity but you are not sure you can do it, say yes – then learn how to do it later!'

NTG TOATSMASTERS CLUB HELD THEIR CHARTER INSTALLATION CERAMONY ON THE 23RD OF MARCH AT JETWING COLOMBO 07. THE CENTRAL COLOMBO TOASTMASTERS CLUB WAS THE SPONSORING CLUB OF THIS CLUB WHICH WAS CHARTERED ON THE 25TH OF MAY 2022. OUR MEMBERS, DTM HASHINI SILVA AND DTM KASUN ILANGARATNE WERE AS THE MENTORS FOR THIS NEW CLUB.

MBO TOA

CONDUCTED A SPECIAL PROGR E SKILLS OF THE DEBATE CLUB O CHEMISTRY (ICHEM), CEYLON. THE PROGRAM WAS SPEARHEADED BY OUR MEMBER TM ARUNALI AMARASINGHE ALONG WITH TM UDITHA WEERASINGHE AND TM METHSARA BENARAGAMA.

CCTMC INITIATIVES 2022/23

THE CENTRAL COLOMBO TOASTMASTERS CLUB FACILITATED TWO SPEECHCRAFT PROGRAMS FOR THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF SRI LANKA. THIS INITIATIVE WAS ROLLED OUT TO SUPPORT CORPORATE LEVEL STUDENTS WHO ASPIRE TO QUALIFY AS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS IN THE NEAR FUTURE. TM LAKALYA DE SILVA AND TM PRAVEEN NANAYAKKARA WERE THE COORDINATORS FOR THE TWO PROGRAMS.

10TH APR

CCTMC CALENDER

DATES TO REMEMBER

NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION

23RD APR THEMED EDUCATIONAL MEETING

07TH MAY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

26TH MAY OVATION 2023

11TH JUN EDUCATIONAL MEETING

25TH JUN YEAR END REVIEW MEETING

THE CENTRAL POINT TEAM

PRAVEEN NANAYAKKARA (EDITOR)

KASUN ILANGARATNE (CO-EDITOR)

UDITHA WEERASINGHE

LAKALYA DE SILVA

HASHINI SILVA

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