Thanks to Celine Say for interviewing me for this story. I do not speak nor write French, but if you’d like to understand the story, please go to the online story link, and perhaps google translate it. Enjoy the story!
Portrait : Kounila Keo, icône de la réussite cambodgienne Read More »
I’ve set my goal to run at least one half marathon per year. No, I have not run a full marathon or a triathlon or an ultra marathon yet, but this will be done in order. Correct, a full marathon (42km first), then, a triathlon and then an ultra marathon! A friend gifted me a
A running blogger: another half marathon this year Read More »
Dear young people, It’s okay to be aggressively mediocre at times but do continue to make your dream come true no matter how hard.
On Focus Cambodia Magazine Read More »
Turning 30 years old in March helps put everything into perspective. I have gained experience and friendships along the way, and really appreciate all the support given by my friends and family. Therefore, I want to give back and keep giving back.
Never Too Young to Lead Read More »
Headline: BLOGGER AND DIGITAL PIONEER KOUNILA KEO January 08, 2018 As one of the country’s first bloggers and digital pioneers, self-made Kounila Keo, 29, has secured a string of successes under her belt. Editor Marissa Carruthers talks to her about starting as a stringer for international media, being crowned one of Forbes Under 30s 2017, launching a company
Interview with AsiaLife Magazine Read More »
After my graduation in 2016 from a Singapore university, I decided to give a try and look for a job outside Cambodia. But, home kept pulling me back, and opportunity for travel for work (not necessarily for leisure) kept pouring in. How could you refuse when it came knocking on your door? Fast forward to
May and June were bitter and sweet. Bitter because I lost a travel blogger friend in an accident in a hotel in Indonesia. One of those few people that left unforgettable imprints in my mind. She was a little star and her passing left a big hole in our heart. I hope she’ll look back
Bitter-sweet memories of May and June Read More »
April was a bittersweet month for me. I only broke this piece of news on LinkedIn and Facebook. I have recently set up a full digital marketing agency based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, as well as an online platform, http://wheninphnompenh.com, and surprisingly my work has been recognized and I got featured in Forbes 30 under 30. Obviously,
Thank you #ForbesAsia Read More »
Admittedly, it is not easy for me to discuss issues on TV, especially in English. However challenging, I am happy to say that I’ve done it and to share it here. This is a weekly TV show hosted by H.E. Sok Siphanna, an advisor to the government and a lawyer based in Cambodia. On the
Cambodia’s Global Dialogue: Media in Cambodia Read More »
This sums up my new year’s resolution. From this year onwards, I will only make a resolution out of one clear message per year. And, I think Melinda Gates agrees on this, too. 😀 First, thank you, 2016. You have been a very bitter but also more amazing year one could ask for. I did not
Let’s be bold, 2017! Read More »