Pathfinder EdTech Institute officially opened its new Colombo campus at No. 34, Sanchi Arachchi Gardens, Colombo 12, marking a significant step in its mission to support Sri Lanka’s digital upskilling and workforce development.
The ceremonial opening was led by former Ambassador Bernard Goonetilleke, Chairman of the Pathfinder Foundation, and K. Balasundaram, Group Director and CEO of MMBL Pathfinder, together with Dilan Perera, Associate Director at HCLTech.
Joining virtually from India, Srimathi Shivashankar, CVP and Business Head of EdTech Services at HCLTech, praised the initiative and reaffirmed HCLTech’s commitment to advancing digital skills training and employability in Sri Lanka.
The event brought together industry leaders, academic partners and well-wishers, reflecting the growing national importance of structured digital education and talent development.
Picture: Bernard Goonetilleke, Chairman of the Pathfinder Foundation, and K. Balasundaram, Group Director and CEO of MMBL Pathfinder, with Dilan Perera, Associate Director at HCLTech, and other industry leaders, academic partners and well-wishers at the opening of the Pathfinder EdTech Institute Colombo campus.
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