This month, Confluences organized three strategic meetings with stakeholders from its activities: Asia Data Destruction (ADD), Convergences, and Concorde. Held at the Confluences headquarters in Phnom Penh, these sessions evaluated the achievements of 2024 and set objectives for 2025, strengthening a shared vision for growth.
ADD's management, represented by Thailand-based Supaksorn SAELIM, CEO, and Laurent LANDIE, CSO/CPO, met with the Cambodian team led by Sébastien UNG.
Sébastien UNG emphasized the growing relevance of data protection measures in Cambodia. "With upcoming regulations, particularly regarding data destruction, companies must adopt robust practices. This makes ADD's mission even more meaningful. Until now, we have focused on market education, and we are beginning to see concrete results."
In recent weeks, ADD has secured several key contracts with international subsidiaries and major local groups, marking a significant milestone in its growth in the Cambodian data management and destruction market.
Laurent LANDIE, also a Convergences shareholder, and Denis BARRE, Managing Partner, established the strategic service development axes for the coming year.
Denis BARRE stated: "Initially, we thought executive recruitment would be our main activity. However, we have identified strong demand for human resources consulting, particularly in organizational transformation. This opportunity is especially relevant for Cambodian groups ready to take the next step in their development."
With Céline HUYNH's recent arrival and planned team expansion in the coming weeks, Convergences continues its growth. The company has already completed several executive recruitment and HR consulting assignments for major companies in the country.
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Concorde, the newest company in the Confluences family, has made significant progress since its launch. The first months allowed for team building, organizational structuring, and securing initial mandates.
Sven CALLEBAUT, Concorde co-founder, stated: "The initial work has enabled us to create a solid foundation. We approach 2025 with determination."
For 2025, Concorde plans to strengthen its presence in sectors essential to Cambodia's development: trade facilitation, digital economy, sustainable agriculture, and capacity building of government institutions. The company is also developing strategic partnerships for high-impact projects, particularly improving export competitiveness and supporting digital transformation initiatives.
"Our goal is to be a trusted partner for businesses, governments, and international organizations seeking practical and effective solutions for Cambodia's growth," added Sven CALLEBAUT.
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Sopheaktra PHANN has joined Confluences to lead the Ventures activity, bringing new expertise to this strategic pole. Several initiatives will be deployed in the coming months to support the growth of the entire portfolio.
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With defined strategies and aligned objectives, ADD, Convergences, and Concorde are positioned to seize opportunities in 2025. From IT asset management to human resources transformation and development consulting, each company has the necessary assets to address market challenges.
For more information About ADD, visit their website https://asiadatadestruction.com/ or contact Sébastien UNG at cambodia@asiadatadestruction.com.
For more information About Convergences, visit their website https://www.convergences.asia/ or contact Denis BARRE at denis.barre@convergences.asia.
For more information About Concorde, visit their website https://www.concorde.asia/ or contact Sven CALLEBAUT at sven.callebaut@concorde.asia.
This month, Confluences organized three strategic meetings with stakeholders from its activities: Asia Data Destruction (ADD), Convergences, and Concorde. Held at the Confluences headquarters in Phnom Penh, these sessions evaluated the achievements of 2024 and set objectives for 2025, strengthening a shared vision for growth.
ADD's management, represented by Thailand-based Supaksorn SAELIM, CEO, and Laurent LANDIE, CSO/CPO, met with the Cambodian team led by Sébastien UNG.
Sébastien UNG emphasized the growing relevance of data protection measures in Cambodia. "With upcoming regulations, particularly regarding data destruction, companies must adopt robust practices. This makes ADD's mission even more meaningful. Until now, we have focused on market education, and we are beginning to see concrete results."
In recent weeks, ADD has secured several key contracts with international subsidiaries and major local groups, marking a significant milestone in its growth in the Cambodian data management and destruction market.
Laurent LANDIE, also a Convergences shareholder, and Denis BARRE, Managing Partner, established the strategic service development axes for the coming year.
Denis BARRE stated: "Initially, we thought executive recruitment would be our main activity. However, we have identified strong demand for human resources consulting, particularly in organizational transformation. This opportunity is especially relevant for Cambodian groups ready to take the next step in their development."
With Céline HUYNH's recent arrival and planned team expansion in the coming weeks, Convergences continues its growth. The company has already completed several executive recruitment and HR consulting assignments for major companies in the country.
Concorde, the newest company in the Confluences family, has made significant progress since its launch. The first months allowed for team building, organizational structuring, and securing initial mandates.
Sven CALLEBAUT, Concorde co-founder, stated: "The initial work has enabled us to create a solid foundation. We approach 2025 with determination."
For 2025, Concorde plans to strengthen its presence in sectors essential to Cambodia's development: trade facilitation, digital economy, sustainable agriculture, and capacity building of government institutions. The company is also developing strategic partnerships for high-impact projects, particularly improving export competitiveness and supporting digital transformation initiatives.
"Our goal is to be a trusted partner for businesses, governments, and international organizations seeking practical and effective solutions for Cambodia's growth," added Sven CALLEBAUT.
Sopheaktra PHANN has joined Confluences to lead the Ventures activity, bringing new expertise to this strategic pole. Several initiatives will be deployed in the coming months to support the growth of the entire portfolio.
With defined strategies and aligned objectives, ADD, Convergences, and Concorde are positioned to seize opportunities in 2025. From IT asset management to human resources transformation and development consulting, each company has the necessary assets to address market challenges.
For more information About ADD, visit their website https://asiadatadestruction.com/ or contact Sébastien UNG at cambodia@asiadatadestruction.com.
For more information About Convergences, visit their website https://www.convergences.asia/ or contact Denis BARRE at denis.barre@convergences.asia.
For more information About Concorde, visit their website https://www.concorde.asia/ or contact Sven CALLEBAUT at sven.callebaut@concorde.asia.
This month, Confluences organized three strategic meetings with stakeholders from its activities: Asia Data Destruction (ADD), Convergences, and Concorde. Held at the Confluences headquarters in Phnom Penh, these sessions evaluated the achievements of 2024 and set objectives for 2025, strengthening a shared vision for growth.
ADD's management, represented by Thailand-based Supaksorn SAELIM, CEO, and Laurent LANDIE, CSO/CPO, met with the Cambodian team led by Sébastien UNG.
Sébastien UNG emphasized the growing relevance of data protection measures in Cambodia. "With upcoming regulations, particularly regarding data destruction, companies must adopt robust practices. This makes ADD's mission even more meaningful. Until now, we have focused on market education, and we are beginning to see concrete results."
In recent weeks, ADD has secured several key contracts with international subsidiaries and major local groups, marking a significant milestone in its growth in the Cambodian data management and destruction market.
Laurent LANDIE, also a Convergences shareholder, and Denis BARRE, Managing Partner, established the strategic service development axes for the coming year.
Denis BARRE stated: "Initially, we thought executive recruitment would be our main activity. However, we have identified strong demand for human resources consulting, particularly in organizational transformation. This opportunity is especially relevant for Cambodian groups ready to take the next step in their development."
With Céline HUYNH's recent arrival and planned team expansion in the coming weeks, Convergences continues its growth. The company has already completed several executive recruitment and HR consulting assignments for major companies in the country.
Concorde, the newest company in the Confluences family, has made significant progress since its launch. The first months allowed for team building, organizational structuring, and securing initial mandates.
Sven CALLEBAUT, Concorde co-founder, stated: "The initial work has enabled us to create a solid foundation. We approach 2025 with determination."
For 2025, Concorde plans to strengthen its presence in sectors essential to Cambodia's development: trade facilitation, digital economy, sustainable agriculture, and capacity building of government institutions. The company is also developing strategic partnerships for high-impact projects, particularly improving export competitiveness and supporting digital transformation initiatives.
"Our goal is to be a trusted partner for businesses, governments, and international organizations seeking practical and effective solutions for Cambodia's growth," added Sven CALLEBAUT.
Sopheaktra PHANN has joined Confluences to lead the Ventures activity, bringing new expertise to this strategic pole. Several initiatives will be deployed in the coming months to support the growth of the entire portfolio.
With defined strategies and aligned objectives, ADD, Convergences, and Concorde are positioned to seize opportunities in 2025. From IT asset management to human resources transformation and development consulting, each company has the necessary assets to address market challenges.
For more information About ADD, visit their website https://asiadatadestruction.com/ or contact Sébastien UNG at cambodia@asiadatadestruction.com.
For more information About Convergences, visit their website https://www.convergences.asia/ or contact Denis BARRE at denis.barre@convergences.asia.
For more information About Concorde, visit their website https://www.concorde.asia/ or contact Sven CALLEBAUT at sven.callebaut@concorde.asia.
This month, Confluences organized three strategic meetings with stakeholders from its activities: Asia Data Destruction (ADD), Convergences, and Concorde. Held at the Confluences headquarters in Phnom Penh, these sessions evaluated the achievements of 2024 and set objectives for 2025, strengthening a shared vision for growth.
ADD's management, represented by Thailand-based Supaksorn SAELIM, CEO, and Laurent LANDIE, CSO/CPO, met with the Cambodian team led by Sébastien UNG.
Sébastien UNG emphasized the growing relevance of data protection measures in Cambodia. "With upcoming regulations, particularly regarding data destruction, companies must adopt robust practices. This makes ADD's mission even more meaningful. Until now, we have focused on market education, and we are beginning to see concrete results."
In recent weeks, ADD has secured several key contracts with international subsidiaries and major local groups, marking a significant milestone in its growth in the Cambodian data management and destruction market.
Laurent LANDIE, also a Convergences shareholder, and Denis BARRE, Managing Partner, established the strategic service development axes for the coming year.
Denis BARRE stated: "Initially, we thought executive recruitment would be our main activity. However, we have identified strong demand for human resources consulting, particularly in organizational transformation. This opportunity is especially relevant for Cambodian groups ready to take the next step in their development."
With Céline HUYNH's recent arrival and planned team expansion in the coming weeks, Convergences continues its growth. The company has already completed several executive recruitment and HR consulting assignments for major companies in the country.
Concorde, the newest company in the Confluences family, has made significant progress since its launch. The first months allowed for team building, organizational structuring, and securing initial mandates.
Sven CALLEBAUT, Concorde co-founder, stated: "The initial work has enabled us to create a solid foundation. We approach 2025 with determination."
For 2025, Concorde plans to strengthen its presence in sectors essential to Cambodia's development: trade facilitation, digital economy, sustainable agriculture, and capacity building of government institutions. The company is also developing strategic partnerships for high-impact projects, particularly improving export competitiveness and supporting digital transformation initiatives.
"Our goal is to be a trusted partner for businesses, governments, and international organizations seeking practical and effective solutions for Cambodia's growth," added Sven CALLEBAUT.
Sopheaktra PHANN has joined Confluences to lead the Ventures activity, bringing new expertise to this strategic pole. Several initiatives will be deployed in the coming months to support the growth of the entire portfolio.
With defined strategies and aligned objectives, ADD, Convergences, and Concorde are positioned to seize opportunities in 2025. From IT asset management to human resources transformation and development consulting, each company has the necessary assets to address market challenges.
For more information About ADD, visit their website https://asiadatadestruction.com/ or contact Sébastien UNG at cambodia@asiadatadestruction.com.
For more information About Convergences, visit their website https://www.convergences.asia/ or contact Denis BARRE at denis.barre@convergences.asia.
For more information About Concorde, visit their website https://www.concorde.asia/ or contact Sven CALLEBAUT at sven.callebaut@concorde.asia.
This month, Confluences organized three strategic meetings with stakeholders from its activities: Asia Data Destruction (ADD), Convergences, and Concorde. Held at the Confluences headquarters in Phnom Penh, these sessions evaluated the achievements of 2024 and set objectives for 2025, strengthening a shared vision for growth.
ADD's management, represented by Thailand-based Supaksorn SAELIM, CEO, and Laurent LANDIE, CSO/CPO, met with the Cambodian team led by Sébastien UNG.
Sébastien UNG emphasized the growing relevance of data protection measures in Cambodia. "With upcoming regulations, particularly regarding data destruction, companies must adopt robust practices. This makes ADD's mission even more meaningful. Until now, we have focused on market education, and we are beginning to see concrete results."
In recent weeks, ADD has secured several key contracts with international subsidiaries and major local groups, marking a significant milestone in its growth in the Cambodian data management and destruction market.
Laurent LANDIE, also a Convergences shareholder, and Denis BARRE, Managing Partner, established the strategic service development axes for the coming year.
Denis BARRE stated: "Initially, we thought executive recruitment would be our main activity. However, we have identified strong demand for human resources consulting, particularly in organizational transformation. This opportunity is especially relevant for Cambodian groups ready to take the next step in their development."
With Céline HUYNH's recent arrival and planned team expansion in the coming weeks, Convergences continues its growth. The company has already completed several executive recruitment and HR consulting assignments for major companies in the country.
Concorde, the newest company in the Confluences family, has made significant progress since its launch. The first months allowed for team building, organizational structuring, and securing initial mandates.
Sven CALLEBAUT, Concorde co-founder, stated: "The initial work has enabled us to create a solid foundation. We approach 2025 with determination."
For 2025, Concorde plans to strengthen its presence in sectors essential to Cambodia's development: trade facilitation, digital economy, sustainable agriculture, and capacity building of government institutions. The company is also developing strategic partnerships for high-impact projects, particularly improving export competitiveness and supporting digital transformation initiatives.
"Our goal is to be a trusted partner for businesses, governments, and international organizations seeking practical and effective solutions for Cambodia's growth," added Sven CALLEBAUT.
Sopheaktra PHANN has joined Confluences to lead the Ventures activity, bringing new expertise to this strategic pole. Several initiatives will be deployed in the coming months to support the growth of the entire portfolio.
With defined strategies and aligned objectives, ADD, Convergences, and Concorde are positioned to seize opportunities in 2025. From IT asset management to human resources transformation and development consulting, each company has the necessary assets to address market challenges.
For more information About ADD, visit their website https://asiadatadestruction.com/ or contact Sébastien UNG at cambodia@asiadatadestruction.com.
For more information About Convergences, visit their website https://www.convergences.asia/ or contact Denis BARRE at denis.barre@convergences.asia.
For more information About Concorde, visit their website https://www.concorde.asia/ or contact Sven CALLEBAUT at sven.callebaut@concorde.asia.
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