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Ajith Rohana Colonne

Dr. Ajith Rohana Colonne, B.Sc., MBA, M.A. (Econ), Ph.D., is a distinguished educator and professional with expertise in management, economics, and military affairs. He is the author of the internationally circulated book Frontiers of Contemporary Management: Facing the Managerial Challenges in the Dynamic Global Context, published by AuthorHouse UK. Over his diverse career, he has served as Instructor in Engineering Mathematics at the University of Peradeniya, Senior Staff Analyst at IBM World Trade Corporation, Licensed Investment Advisor at the Colombo Stock Exchange, and Deputy Director (Research) at the State Intelligence Service. He has also advised the Ministry of Defence on military intelligence analysis, represented Australia as Trade Commissioner in Sri Lanka, and held leadership roles including Director at the Institute of Policy Studies, Chairman of the National Apprentice & Industrial Training Authority, and Chairman of the Vocational Training Authority.

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