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From battlefield to boardroom: The discipline of Captain Sampath Abeysinghe's Never Back Security
The Island
|September 15, 2025
I n a corporate world often dominated by traditional career paths, the story of Captain Dr. Sir Sampath Abeysinghe stands out as a powerful testament to courage, discipline, and the entrepreneurial spirit.
A retired Captain of the Sri Lanka Army, he traded his uniform for the challenges of the business battlefield, founding Never Back Security (Pvt) Ltd in 2013. His journey is a masterclass in how foundational values can build a formidable enterprise.
For Captain Abeysinghe, the leap from military to corporate life was a calculated manoeuvre. "You have to start somewhere to become a businessman, and most people are afraid to do so," he reflects. His formula for success is deceptively simple yet rigorous:
"Discipline, integrity, and commitment." These are not just buzzwords on a company website; they are the operational creed that has propelled Never Back Security to become a trusted provider of armed and unarmed guarding, VIP protection, and sophisticated CCTV surveillance services for a prestigious clientele, including Access Engineering and the Ministry of Health.
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