PR and Communications in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is opening a promising new chapter, and the timing suits ambitious brands. Positioned on the Indian Ocean’s busiest shipping lanes, it pairs a reform-minded, fast-recovering economy with strong momentum behind digital transformation, tourism, financial services and long-standing strengths in tea, apparel and IT services. Reaching its people means working across three languages, Sinhala, Tamil and English, and a media culture where trust is personal and print still carries weight. A partner who understands those nuances turns a good story into one that moves the market.
Your contact for Sri Lanka
Thanzyl Thajudeen gives international and local brands the senior strategic counsel that turns communications into business results in Sri Lanka. He works hand in hand with leadership teams on reputation, stakeholder relations and advocacy, and his agency is the most decorated boutique in the country, named Campaign’s Rest of South Asia PR Agency of the Year and the only Sri Lankan firm whose leader has made Campaign Asia-Pacific’s 40 Under 40. That standing opens doors, from boardrooms to government, where he recently set out a national communications framework for the country’s digital-economy push. He has earned the trust of brands from a renowned Maldives resort group to US Soy, and he reaches every audience that matters across Sinhala, Tamil and English. For a company that wants Sri Lanka handled with strategy and senior attention, that is exactly what Thanzyl delivers.
Through GlobalCom, that local strength becomes part of one coordinated international programme.