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Britcham & AusCham under their Women in Business Initiative (WIB),
are pleased to present, in partnership with
The Capacity Specialists the following webinar:
The Covid19 pandemic has changed the world in so many ways.We look at 3 distinctive ways that businesses large and small can benefit from the business environment now and into the future.
- How the business environment has changed
- Taking advantage of the downtime while the economy restarts
- Emerging stronger than before
The webinar is for Business Leaders, HR and L&D Managers who are interested in building internal capabilities to enable sustained and repeatable innovation.
It will be delivered by Mr Edmund Seow (Singapore), who began work in Singapore during SARS and in the Asian Financial Crisis, and in the years that followed managed businesses regionally and credits the period for his understanding of fundamental business truths.
When: Friday 12 June 2020
Time: 4.00 - 5.00 pm
Cost: Free Event
We will send you a meeting link after you register on line
Speakers
Edmund Seow
Business Coach at The Capacity Speciality
Edmund is a business coach and facilitator with over 12 years of experience optimizing the performances of organizations around Asia. Edmund’s open and engaging facilitations are highly experiential. He has implemented people improvement and innovation solutions for SMEs and MNCs like AVIVA & DBS in Singapore and RMA, Smart, and AMK in Cambodia. His work in DBS Bank in Singapore as an internal consultant to implement innovation and service culture change impacted over 900 staff in 83 functional teams.
The work of his team helped the bank secure Singapore’s Innovation class certification and awards for Best In-house Contact Centre, and Best Customer Service delivered, and the Best Bank award in Singapore award from Finance Asia for 2013.
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AusCham Cambodia
AusCham began life as ABAC (the Australian Business Association of Cambodia) in the mid nineties. It began with the idea of developing closer ties amongst members of the growing Australian network in Cambodia.
At the AGM in November 2013, a motion was carried to change the name to AusCham as the government policy in place to disallow the word ‘chamber’ in organisational names had been dropped a short time earlier. It was also thought that adjusting the name to ‘AusCham’ would bring the organisation into alignment with the other Australian chambers in the region.
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