Explore this week’s newsletter to stay updated on EuroCham’s latest activities and learn about recent business developments. Read the full newsletter here: https://shorturl.at/Vxopx • Interview with Bunthan Suy, Outgoing Chair
Committee elections are officially underway, so this week we spoke with one of our longest serving Committee leaders, Bunthan Suy. Serving as Chair of the Transport & Logistics Committee for six years,
Breast cancer usually develops before any lump or other symptom is noticeable. Regular screening can detect changes at an earlier stage, when treatment may be more effective and more options may be available. Breast awareness also matters: knowing what is normal
Explore this week’s newsletter to stay updated on EuroCham’s latest activities and learn about recent business developments. Read the full newsletter here: https://shorturl.at/8u44Z • Interview with Caroline Bougon-Sirieix, Vice-Chair of
Robotic technology is changing surgery by helping surgeons plan procedures more precisely, see anatomy in greater detail, and control instruments with enhanced stability. These systems do not replace the surgeon
With Committee elections just a few weeks away, we spoke with Caroline Bougon-Sirieix, Secretary General and CHRO/QHSE Director at Cambodia Airports, and Vice-Chair of EuroCham’s Human Resources Committee. We discussed
For older people, wheelchair users and anyone with limited mobility, stairs can turn a familiar home into a daily obstacle. A home lift gives direct access between floors and can
Explore this week’s newsletter to stay updated on EuroCham’s latest activities and learn about recent business developments. Read the full newsletter here: https://shorturl.at/jQNF6 Check out these exclusive updates: • Interview
With Committee elections just a few weeks away, we spoke with Sarah Kolbenstetter, Vice-Chairperson of EuroCham’s Green Business Committee and Founder & Zero-Waste Consultant at Little Green Spark. We discussed
The digestive system and brain communicate continuously through the gut-brain axis—a two-way network involving nerves, hormones, immune signals, and the microorganisms living in the digestive tract. This close connection means