Optimal P is proud to collaborate with People Matters as a Partnering Community to introduce Asia’s most influential HR & WorkTech conference—People Matters TechHR Singapore 2026.

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​The event will be organized and hosted by People Matters Singapore from 26–27 March 2026 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.

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Lead the Future of Work

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​In an era of accelerated change, leaders have a unique opportunity to curate, collaborate, and orchestrate strategies that elevate both people and performance. By leading with clarity, curiosity, and agility, organizations can drive growth that is sustainable, equitable, and deeply human.

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2026 Theme: Become the Orchestrator of Growth

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This year’s theme invites leaders to step confidently into the role of orchestrator—designing a future where technology and humanity work in harmony.

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At People Matters TechHR Singapore 2026, you can expect:

• Bold and forward-thinking conversations

• Pioneering case studies

• Actionable strategies from global experts and regional trailblazers

• Insights from leaders who are not only navigating disruption, but shaping it

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If you’re ready to build organizations that grow boldly and lead humanely, TechHR Singapore 2026 is where your next evolution begins.

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EVENT HIGHLIGHT
Optimal P at TechHR Conference 2026 – Singapore

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Optimal P was honored to be the only HR Community Partner from Cambodia at the TechHR Conference 2026, organized by People Matters and held on 26–27 March 2026 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.

 

The conference convened leading HR executives, technology pioneers, and business innovators from across the region and beyond, fostering insightful dialogue on the future of work, workforce transformation, leadership evolution, and emerging HR technologies.

 

Our participation reflects Optimal P’s ongoing commitment to advancing Cambodia’s HR landscape by engaging with global best practices and strengthening connections with regional and international thought leaders.

 

We remain dedicated to elevating the HR profession in Cambodia through continuous learning, meaningful collaboration, and exposure to global perspectives.​​​​​