Public Commissions & Corporations
- Rodney Vandergert, SLOS - former Chairman of the Public Service Commission (note: - Also listed in Diplomats)
- Lakshman Marasinghe - Chairman of the National Law Commission and former Legal Director of the SCOPP (note: - Also listed in Academics)
- Deshamanya Ranjit Abeysuriya, PC - former Chairmen of the National Police Commission (note: - Also listed in Lawyers)
- Nimalasiri Silva, COS - former Chairman of the Ceylon Hotels Corporation and Director-General, Ceylon Tourist Board (note: - Also listed in Diplomats)
- Brigadier M. H. Gunaratne, VSV, psc, SLAC - former Chairman of the State Timber Corporation (note: - Also listed in Military)
- Livy Wijemanne - former Chairman of the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation (note: - Also listed in Media personalities & Journalist)
- N. E. Weerasooriya, QC - founding Chairman of the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (note: - Also listed in Lawyers)
- Asantha De Mel - former Chairman of the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (note: - Also listed in Sportsmen)
- D.C. Wimalasena - former Chairman of the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation
- Saliya Wickramasuriya - former Chairman Sri Lanka Ports Authority and the Board of Investment of Sri Lanka
- Sumantha Amerasinghe - former Chairman of the Coast Conservation Department
- Bimal Padameperuma - former Chairman of the Ceylon Engineering Corporation
- Abdul Sathar Mohamed Misbah - former Chairman of the State Printing Corporation
- Reshan Dewapura - CEO of the ICT Agency of Sri Lanka
- Deshabandu Palitha Weeraman - Director of Cultural Affairs and Director of the Cooperate Alliance of South East Asia
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