Cambodia Investment Review
Knight Frank Cambodia has received the Safe Harbour Award at the inaugural GREAT British Awards 2026, recognising companies that support employee wellbeing and create inclusive workplaces.
The award was presented at a ceremony and garden party hosted by the British Chamber of Commerce (BritCham) Cambodia at the British Ambassador’s Residence in Phnom Penh on November 5. The awards were launched in Cambodia this year to highlight the achievements of British and Cambodian businesses and individuals, and their contributions to UK–Cambodia relations.
“I was proud to accept the Safe Harbour Award on behalf of Knight Frank Cambodia at the first GREAT British Awards,” said Casandra Gally, the firm’s head of marketing and communications, speaking to Cambodia Investment Review after the ceremony.
“I’m lucky to work with brilliant colleagues, and it’s lovely to see our team recognised for building a supportive workplace that makes room for life outside work.”
Award Acknowledges Workplace Support
The Safe Harbour Award recognises companies that prioritise employee wellbeing, professional development, workplace satisfaction and work-life balance.
Knight Frank Cambodia is a member company of BritCham and has supported the chamber’s trade initiatives, including the UK-Cambodia Joint Trade and Investment Forum.
The firm opened its first Phnom Penh office in 2008 and provides commercial and residential real estate services, alongside regular market reporting. It says its 2026 strategy is focused on combining global research and advisory capabilities with local market knowledge as investor demand grows for transparent, data-led advice.
Industry Engagement in Cambodia
Knight Frank Cambodia has also been involved in the country’s construction and built-environment community through Lighthouse Club Cambodia, an industry body focused on networking and welfare support.
The club has relaunched with a refreshed leadership team and an expanded 2026 programme. Its stated priorities include professional standards, workplace safety and collective responsibility across the construction and real estate sectors. Knight Frank Cambodia Country Head Ross Wheble is a co-chair.
The company says its local advisory team provides clients with access to Knight Frank’s international network and market intelligence, while grounding its advice in Cambodian market conditions.
