We are pleased to announce Guillaume Sauvage’s promotion to Country Director in Singapore. In this interview, Guillaume shares insights into his professional journey, his vision for the company’s growth in Singapore, and the innovative strategies he plans to implement. He also discusses his leadership approach and the importance of building strong, transparent relationships with stakeholders. […]
we+ is glad to announce Mathilde Salvi’s new nomination as Country Director in Hong Kong. In this interview, Mathilde opens up about her career path, her vision for we+ in Hong Kong, and focuses on the innovative strategies to drive growth and success. She also delves into her leadership style and emphasizes the importance of […]
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