Priya Sunil

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The Shiseido story: Ensuring inclusive leadership development in a regional HQ with 16 nationalities

In this interview with Priya Sunil, Roselin Lee, VP HR, shares how Shiseido is turning its vision of being the “Home and Source for Talent” into reality.
- 16 September 2025
- • Priya Sunil
A snapshot of Malaysia's economic performance in Q2 2025

Growth momentum was primarily supported by the services sector on the supply side, while on the demand side, private consumption and investment remained the key drivers.
- 04 September 2025
- • Priya Sunil
Faces of HR: Why Edelman's Amanda Lam believes resilience is about leading with intention, even when things are uncertain

The Senior Director & Head of People – SEA, Edelman, shares how resilience, purpose, and even patience from hobbies help her navigate the toughest moments – and why leaders must remember they are always shaping culture, consciously or not.
- 03 September 2025
- • Priya Sunil

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Priya Sunil

articles

The Shiseido story: Ensuring inclusive leadership development in a regional HQ with 16 nationalities

A snapshot of Malaysia's economic performance in Q2 2025

Faces of HR: Why Edelman's Amanda Lam believes resilience is about leading with intention, even when things are uncertain

Suite Talk: What leading five store openings in three months taught this GM about people, culture, and growth

Up the ranks: McDonald's Corporation welcomes Saumya Mittal as Chief People Officer for Asia

Malaysia Budget 2026 to prioritise governance overhaul, economic transformation, and uplift in living standards

Steady hiring momentum keeps Malaysia’s jobless rate at 3% in June 2025

Winning Secrets: How Health Sciences Authority’s ‘pyramid of care’ is redefining employee experience

Faces of HR: DKSH Thailand's Patiparn Rabiab on why HR must stop asking for a seat at the table – and start proving its value there