Three new firms selected as board members for CCA’s 3rd mandate

• Proeksa Meas
• 15 January 2018
• Local News
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Having been operating as a privately-run constructors association in Cambodia for six years, the Cambodia Constructors Association (CCA) has elected executive committee members for its 3rd mandate which extends the terms of the association for a further three years.

 

Under the new mandate, Neak Oknha Pung Keav Se, General Director of the Overseas Cambodian Investment Corporation (OCIC), was reappointed as CCA Chairman.

At a half-day gathering of over 100 of its members on 21 October 2017 at Dara Airport Hotel, the CCA organised the 3rd mandate to address its members to actively contribute to uplift the organisation and to select new board members through a vote from all participating CCA members.

according to the CCA legal regulations, all members who wish to be candidates for chairman must be of Cambodian nationality. Further, only directors or owners of a company are allowed to be the candidate and demonstrate strong ability and years of work and experience in construction.

More importantly, the statutes stipulate that candidates be willing to be responsible and help to sharing ideas as well as spend their own funds to better develop the organisation.

Since it was established, the CCA has seen membership numbers grow dramatically from 23 in 2012, to 50 in 2013, 80 in 2014, 110 in 2015 and 120 in 2016, and now 131 in 2017. CCA members comprise local and international constructors, developers, construction material suppliers, realtors, banks and insurers.

As stated in the CCA regulations, all members are allowed to register to be candidates for board members.

A total of 15 firms from CCA members registered to be candidates for the board for the 3rd mandate, and seven of which were shortlisted with three final candidates successfully appointed to be the CCA’s board members in the new term.

Heading the list with 36 votes was Borey Sen Sok Co.,Ltd followed by K.E Steel Industry Co. Ltd with 31 votes and SIKA (Cambodia) Ltd with 28 votes.

The newly elected board members made a solemn commitment to provide their utmost effort to help the association thrive and to continue on its path of positive development.

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