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Three chambers founded it. Seven sit under it now.

EuroCham Cambodia was founded in 2011 by the existing French, German and British business associations to act as the official chamber of the European business community in the Kingdom.

A signing at the EuroCham Cambodia office, in front of the wall carrying the marks of its national chapters
From the About EuroCham Cambodia panel on their own home page
01 / The chamber

What EuroCham Cambodia is for

Their own account, off their overview page.

EuroCham Cambodia’s core activities are to promote, support, and represent its members and European business interests in dialogue with the Royal Government of Cambodia, with the aim of developing a more efficient and fertile business and investment environment.

eurocham-cambodia.org/about/overview

EuroCham Cambodia is the official chamber representing European businesses in the Kingdom. Founded in 2011 by the French, German, and British chambers, it now gathers over 450 members from 23 European countries and six national chapters.

15+Years operating
450Members
12+Committees
40+Events per year

Figures as their overview page prints them. Their overview

02 / Objectives

Eight things the chamber says it does

Their own headings and their own one-line descriptions, in their published order.

Government Advocacy
Consult and lobby with the Cambodian government on key business-related issues
Policy Research & Proposals
Prepare studies, working papers, and policy recommendations to improve business conditions
EU Business Representation
Represent the interests of EU Member State businesses in Cambodia
Business Services & Information
Provide tailored support on economic, legal, technical, financial, and market matters
SME Partnerships
Facilitate strategic partnerships between Cambodian SMEs and EU companies
EU Business Identity
Promote a strong and visible European business presence in Cambodia
Institutional Relations
Strengthen ties with the EU Delegation, European embassies, chambers of commerce, and other business groups
Market Access Support
Enhance opportunities for European companies to enter and expand in the Cambodian market
03 / The federation

The national chapters

Seven chapters sit under one chamber. Their own about page describes six of them and names the seventh on its members directory, so the British Chapter is listed here without a description rather than given one.

By becoming members of EuroCham Cambodia, companies may choose to join one additional National Chapter free of charge, allowing them to expand their network and visibility across multiple communities. Moreover, all National Chapter members are automatically considered members of EuroCham Cambodia, giving them full access to EuroCham’s services, advocacy efforts, events, and exclusive member benefits.

  1. 01CCIFC

    CCI France Cambodge

    The French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Cambodia (CCIFC) serves as a vibrant platform for over 250 companies and individuals, fostering business connections and advancing economic, commercial, and investment relations between France and Cambodia.

  2. 02GBC

    The German Business Cambodia, Arbeitskreis Deutsche Wirtschaft

    GBC represents German business interests in Cambodia, supporting bilateral trade and investment, and providing a network for German companies to connect, share knowledge, and collaborate within the Cambodian market.

  3. 03BritCham

    The British Chapter

  4. 04NordCham

    The Nordic Chapter

    NordCham brings together businesses from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, promoting Nordic values and supporting trade, investment, and partnerships between Nordic countries and Cambodia.

  5. 05ItaCham

    The Italian Chapter

    ItaCham fosters the interests of Italian businesses in Cambodia, facilitating trade, investment, and cultural exchange, and providing a support network for Italian entrepreneurs.

  6. 06Benelux

    The Benelux Chapter

    Benelux Cambodia connects companies from Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg, strengthening economic ties and providing resources for Benelux businesses entering or operating in Cambodia.

  7. 07CEEBAC

    Central Eastern European Business Association in Cambodia

    CEEBAC unites businesses from Central and Eastern European countries, promoting commercial cooperation, knowledge exchange, and investment between the region and Cambodia.

04 / The office

The secretariat

Nineteen people, as their own team page names them. Their About menu also carries a Board of Directors page, which this build did not read, so no director is named here. No telephone extension or staff address is reproduced.

Martin BRISSON
Martin BRISSONExecutive Director
Sonita PICHSenior Events Officer
Stew POSTSenior Communications Officer and Market Analyst
Yannick Rithy ROMERMembership Officer
Hay Mann Zu ZueSenior Services Officer
Mey Ching CHANSenior Advocacy Officer
Jorne NOOIJAdvocacy Specialist
Sok Im LIMSenior Graphic Designer
Chenda CHHUMSenior Accountant, and Finance, Admin and Logistic Coordinator
Sreynoch Teng NOEURNAccountant
Socheata LYAdministration Officer
Rotha CHEAJunior Advocacy Officer
Sokvanny RITHJunior Event Admin Officer
Ketekun PHANITHMarket Research Analyst
Henry HENDERSONJunior Communications Officer
Keaseng LIMJunior Advocacy Officer
Channasocheata PHALLYEvent Intern
Morgan John KEOGHMarket Research Intern
Thavy BUNOffice Assistant

The team, as the chamber publishes it

One membership, two communities.

By becoming members of EuroCham Cambodia, companies may choose to join one additional National Chapter free of charge, allowing them to expand their network and visibility across multiple communities. Moreover, all National Chapter members are automatically considered members of EuroCham Cambodia, giving them full access to EuroCham’s services, advocacy efforts, events, and exclusive member benefits.