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‘The future of Sri Lanka shines, and it’s powered by women’

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left to right: Nevindaree Premarathne, Shivani A. Tyronne, Achinthya Neligama, Lakmini Weerakkody, Tina Lobo, High Commissioner-Designate of Sri Lanka to Singapore Senarath Dissanayaka, Sharlyn Perera-Stafford, Ailynn Seah, Rishi Naleendra, Lakshanthi Fernando & Cameron Richards.

Hatch together with Singapore Sri Lanka Business Association, supported by USAID Catalyze and Sri Lankan Airlines, showcased the innovative ventures of five remarkable Sri Lankan women in Singapore.

In a world where only 2% of venture capital funding finds its way to female-founded businesses, event brought hope, opportunity, and recognition to this group of dynamic female entrepreneurs from Sri Lanka.

The event was not just about pitching ideas; it was a platform for empowering change. With renowned judges, including the world’s first Sri Lankan Michelin-starred Chef Rishi Naleendra, and seasoned investors like Dominic Schacher, Ailynn Seah, and Cameron Richards, the stage was set for a transformative experience.

Each entrepreneur captivated the audience with their unique offerings and inspiring stories. One investor made an instant offer to one of the founders for her compelling presentation, reflecting the potential these ventures hold.

Lak Nature, founded by Lakmini Weerakkody, is a testament to sustainability and community empowerment. Offering a range of 100% natural, vegan, and preservative-free food products, Lak Nature not only caters to health-conscious consumers but also supports small-scale women farmers, fostering positive social impact.

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