Vannal Van is a key architect of growth and policy in Cambodia’s agricultural sector, serving as Managing Director of ADMIT Investment and International Trade and President of the Cambodia Foods Exporter Importer Association (CamFeia). He empowers agri-SMEs through expert strategic planning, innovative business model development (utilizing tools like the Business Model Canvas), and robust export promotion. His leadership in creating programs such as the “Digital Export Program” and the “Cambodia Export Development Program” has been instrumental in enabling Cambodian companies to achieve export readiness and secure significant international sales.

A respected advocate and policy advisor, particularly for the Cambodian spice sector, Vannal was pivotal in lobbying for the national pepper policy and advises on critical industry challenges including brand monopoly and product compliance. His guiding principle, “No one achieves excellence without enduring vision,” reflects his commitment to long-term sector development.

Mr. Van leverages a comprehensive network of international specialists—spanning logistics, marketing, trade compliance, food safety, finance, and more—to provide holistic support, fostering a more competitive and globally integrated Cambodian agri-food sector through strategic collaboration and expert guidance.

Mano is a highly accomplished professional with extensive expertise in monitoring & evaluation, grant management, project management, and data analysis within international development initiatives. She has successfully led and overseen projects funded by BMZ, ADB, and USAID across diverse sectors, including agricultural value chain development, reproductive health, vocational training, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), as well as climate change adaptation and resilience—particularly within the Mekong region, with a focus on Cambodia. With a strong track record of managing multi-donor funded projects, she has a proven track record of supporting agribusinesses, facilitating market linkages, and ensuring compliance with international donor regulations.

Pagnchak-Roat (Roat) Men is a seasoned MEL Specialist and Researcher with over a decade of experience. He has a strong background in leading Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) efforts for USAID-funded projects, where he has developed strategic frameworks and generated evidence-based insights to enhance project interventions. Roat’s research experience encompasses over 10 projects focusing on socioeconomics, rural development, agri-technology assessment, and market research. He is skilled in data analysis, reporting, and translating complex findings into actionable insights for stakeholders. Currently, Roat is the MEL Specialist for the USAID FtF Cambodia Harvest III project with Abt Global. He holds a master’s degree in Community Development from Yeungnam University and a bachelor’s degree in development economics.