Good Morning. Cambodia’s NagaCorp recently announced a management shakeup, involving the creation of three new CEO positions, each of which has been awarded to a son of founder and senior CEO Dr. Chen Lip Keong. In this week’s Face-to-Face interview Chairman Tim McNally explains that the company was looking to the future, ensuring that it has broad talent base to take the business through the next stages in its development.
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FACE-TO-FACE
NagaCorp injects young blood into leadership
Cambodia’s NagaCorp announced major changes to its regulatory structure as it begins to look towards management beyond founder Dr. Chen Lip Keong. In this week’s Face-to-Face, NagaCorp Chairman Tim McNally tells us about the reasons behind the new structure and how executive responsibility will be shared. He also tells us that the company’s NagaWorld property, which has a monopoly for 200km around the capital Phnom Penh, is seeing solid recovery both from local expatriates and the trickle of tourists that are beginning to re-emerge.
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