The services rendered by the Institute during the last six years have contributed to achieve the above goal to a larger extent. However, the Institute has to change with the changing world in order to effectively fulfill its obligations. The proposed expansions and diversifications would help the Institute to further enhance its capability to effectively serve the Printing and Graphics industry in Sri Lanka.
As Ingrin Academy of Printing and Graphics celebrates its 31st year, it is my privilege to reflect on our legacy and continued dedication to the printing and graphics industry. Founded by the late Hon. Kingsley T. Wickramaratne, Ingrin has empowered over 31,000 individuals with practical, industry-relevant skills, building a strong reputation as a leader in technical education.
After completing the studies on Printing Technology at London College of Printing (UK) in 1974 I rendered my services in the USA for a long period of time. I was then appointed the Vice Chairman of INGRIN Institute of Printing & Graphics which was established in 1997, to bridge the skills mismatch by offering training programs to impart knowledge on new technological developments to Sri Lanka’s printing, packaging and advertising industries.
