The Annual Club Orientation Program

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 Leo Club of University of Colombo member contributions never cease, and the club's numerous victories since its founding have raised it to new heights. 

A fresh group of enthusiastic members embarked on another successful journey in the 8th Leoistic year, which is 2022–2023. 

The Annual Club Orientation is the most effective means to introduce new members to Leoism and pass on the tradition to the following generation, ensuring that the Leo Club of University of Colombo has a bright future. From 9.00 am to 12.30 pm on August 20, 2022, Elisium was honored by the most notable figures from the Multiple District Council, District Council, Lion movement, and Leo Club of University of Colombo through Zoom and Facebook Live.

As a result of the successful PR effort that was launched, which fueled enthusiasm for the big event, a surprising audience showed up for the meeting. All members and potential new Leos showed up on time, showing their desire to start their fascinating new Leo journey. The event received good marks from everyone of the speakers who attended it, and they all made sure to wish everyone luck. Hearing from accomplished individuals who have climbed the corporate ladder was inspiring and offered motivation for all fresh Leo prospects.

They were able to establish a solid basis for the other membership, one that would serve as a roadmap for success. Numerous blessings were bestowed upon each club member, motivating them to actively seek Leoism. The audience gained a wealth of knowledge about the Leo-Lion movement, its goals, its history, and how we work.

The positive feedback we received from participants and district representatives showed how well our hard work had paid off. The outstanding support of every participant made Elisium extra special.





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