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Kushan Restaurant New
Kushan Sahanaka Jayasundara
Email ID : kushanjayasundara4@gmail.com
Mobile : (323) 617 1544
Permanent Address :No 1847 Crenshaw Blvd La Ca 90019

Following Masters In Business Administration under South Los Angeles University.
Following Charted Financial Analysist (CFA.usa).
UG degree of “Bachelor Of Business Management” (Finance Special 2nd class upper.)-(2006-2009)
Diploma in computerized accounting(ACCPAC,MYOB,TALLY,QUICK BOOK)-2010
AAT-(Srl),Associate of Accounting Technicians Of Srilanka(stage1 &2 )-2006
Certificate of Banking Fundermentals.-2011

2013-2014 Store Manager CI Market

Mc Donald’s Sandiego Corporate branch Crew Member/MT

Galle Paradise Restaurant Pvt Ltd Assistant Supervisor. Managing & examine staff(Line cook, servers, co-workers duties.) Time sheet preparation and calculation. 2009-2013 PAN ASIA BANKING COPORATION PLC. Banking Assistant, Head Quarters. Main Branch – Head Cashier/Teller, Customer service & Credit work. Marketing & sales division- Marketing & sales coordination, Analysis, budgeting. Finance Department- Major third party payments(A/R & A/P), Branches, Ac’s reconciliations, Tax files preparation, Central bank reserve
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