Sajani Amarasiri is a Founder and CEO at Kola Goodies. She possess expertise in management, leadership, process improvement, microsoft excel, microsoft office and 26 more skills. She is proficient in Japanese. Colleagues describe her as "Sajani was an extremely dedicated student who passionately pursued course work to develop a solid knowledge foundation in SCM. Her aptitude for concept development and application led to her excelling in advance course work and case analysis. All of this combined with a great personality and strong people skills have positioned Sajani for success in business.", "During Introduction to Management, an undergraduate business course at Duquesne University, Sajani Amarasiri was one of my students. From the beginning, it was clear to me that Sajani was a strong analytical thinker. Her questions and problem solving approach was demonstrated throughout the course within class discussions, individual projects and team assignments. Having worked in a variety of business settings, it is my belief that Sajani will continue to make a high impact throughout her career endeavors.", and "Miss Sajani Amarasiri was a top student in my Supply Chain/Operations Management class at the A.J. Palumbo School of Business of Duquesne University. She was always prepared for class by completing her reading and writing assignments and that helped her achieve outstanding student performance. She posseses great analytical and computer skills. She speaks fluently in three languages, and Sajani's achievements/involvements span beyond the classroom environment. She has been an officer/organizer of Duquesne University's International Student Organization that not only organized and presented international cuisine and culture, but a real participator herself, representing her own culture/herritage as well as the culture of some of her neighboring countries. Sajani pursued many other extra-curricular interests with outstanding zeal and results that earned her extra credit and commendation from the University. Sajani was awarded the opportunity to pursue a student internship by two of the city's largest employers: UPMC and PNC. She chose to spend her summer working with PNC's financial services area, and she recruited me as her Faculty advisor. Her work and performance are always outstanding and I am very proud and honored to be a part of her life and to recommend her for either employment or graduate studies."