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Northbridge International School Cambodia was delighted to welcome Nord Anglia Education Chief Executive Officer Andrew Fitzmaurice for a day-long visit on Thursday 30 August, during which he held a meeting with Okhna Kith Meng, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Cambodia-based Royal Group of Companies and school founder.
Caption (left to right): Northbridge International School Cambodia Principal Mr Richard Vaughan, Nord Anglia Regional Managing Director Shaun Williams, Nord Anglia Education Chief Executive Officer Mr Andrew Fitzmaurice, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Royal Group of Companies Okhna Kith Meng, Northbridge Development Chief Executive Officer Mr Raymond Yager
Mr Fitzmaurice was on a tour of some of the Nord Anglia schools in the region, and was invited to the open the school’s new Sports Hall.
He was also delighted to be able to meet with the school founder, Okhna Kith Meng, and discuss recent developments at the school as well as sharing productive ideas about future strategy and direction.
Northbridge International School Cambodia has been operated by a partnership between Nord Anglia Education and Okhna Kith Meng since 2014.
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