Alumni in Phnom Penh hope to reschedule their Around the World event soon
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After a first degree in Economics and Management from the University of Lyon II, Seang joined Audencia’s International Master in Management programme. He then returned to his native Cambodia where he works in the field of finance. He is currently Senior Manager of Retail Deposit at Prince Bank Plc.
A francophone as well as a Francophile, Seang keeps up with current events in France through French news channels such as TF1. He also reads Ouest France, a daily newspaper focusing on western France, which gives him all the latest news from Nantes. “I’m looking forward to putting the Phnom Penh chapter on the map as soon as it is safe to do so,” he concludes.
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