The Leo Studio Episode 02- Personal Branding

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 The Leo Club at the University of Colombo is on a mission to expand its digital footprint through its innovative project, The Leo Studio. Their vision is simple yet powerful: to produce videos that not only educate and inspire but also resonate with viewers long after watching. In their latest endeavor, the club set out to explore the concept of personal branding, recognizing its significance in today's competitive professional landscape. To lend expertise to this discussion, they sought out Ms. Lalanthi Rajapaksha, a seasoned professional in the field of corporate communications and CSR at Sunshine Holding PLC.





Despite facing logistical hurdles and scheduling challenges, the organizing committee persisted in their efforts, meticulously planning the shoot to ensure a seamless execution. Finally, on the designated day, amidst the bustling premises of the Faculty of Management and Finance at the University of Colombo, the team gathered to capture Ms. Rajapaksha's invaluable insights on personal branding. Her expertise and passion for the subject fostered an engaging atmosphere, setting the stage for an enriching dialogue.


The resulting video, carefully edited and publicized by the club's dedicated PR team, encapsulates a wealth of wisdom and practical advice on personal branding. It serves not only as a resource for aspiring professionals but also as a testament to the Leo Club's commitment to empowering individuals through knowledge-sharing initiatives. With each video they produce, the Leo Club aims to leave a lasting impression, catalyzing personal and professional growth among viewers from all walks of life. Through their dedication to creating meaningful content, they aspire to foster a community of lifelong learners and change-makers, driving positive impact in the digital sphere and beyond.

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