Chevron supports business partners in enterprise development

Chevron Lubricants Lanka Limited has extended its support and commitment to its industrial distribution partners - Jaleel andns and Thaha and to assist them further enhance and grow their long established business operations.

“We have an unwavering commitment towards our business partners to ensure they grow and prosper in the same light as the organisation” says Kishu Gomes, Managing Director CEO for Chevron in Sri Lanka. “We have continually placed high priority to ensure their success and development is parallel with ours.”

The organisation has significantly supported and invested in the enhanced operations of both companies to ensure their long-term growth. Chevron will provide brand support to both business ventures together with continuous training so as to maintain the international service standards of the organization. The organisation will also share their experience and expertise to support and add real value to these business ventures.

“Thaha and Co and Jaleel and Sons are a representation of a larger global organisation - Chevron. It is vital that we ensure the same service standards as us” says Imal Fonseka, Director/General Manager for Chevron in Sri Lanka.

At Chevron, building productive, collaborative, trusting and beneficial relationships with customers is an important part of the organization’s culture. Its commitment to support business growth and development is grounded in ‘The Chevron Way’ and its ability to grow through partnership has become a model for the organisation.

According to the organisation, “Small- and medium-size businesses are the engines that drive economic growth in many of the communities where we operate. Helping develop these businesses contributes to the overall development and prosperity of the communities where we operate, and it is a key component of Chevron’s community engagement approach.”

Chevron is one of the world’s leading integrated energy companies. The company has about 56,000 employees, and Chevron’s subsidiaries conduct business in approximately 180 countries.