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Sanasa Life Insurance obtains ‘Great Place to Work’ certification for the second consecutive year
Sunday Island
|March 23, 2025
Sanasa Life Insurance was certified as ‘A Great Place to Work’ for the second consecutive year by the global authority on workplace culture.
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“As a responsible organization that cares for its employees, Sanasa Life Insurance has its staff at heart”, says CEO of the company Nuwanpriya Gunawardane. “This certification goes to prove our commitment towards creating a better working environment where our employees feel comfortable, valued and treat their workplace as if it were their own”.
Prior to obtaining the Great Place to Work certification there are many initiatives that the organization needs to implement. At Sanasa the triple ‘P” framework takes center stage in the formation of these employee friendly programs within the organization. Triple ‘P’ stands for Profit, People, and Planet. By adopting these globally recognized strategic practices, Sanasa Life Insurance successfully positioned itself to apply for the Great Place to Work certification.
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