CEO and president of Pandora visits Vietnam Market

The visit played a crucial role in affirming the sustainable cooperation between the two partners and fostering further relationship development in the upcoming period.

Alexander Lacik (C), CEO and President of Pandora, was accompanied by his management team and the Executive Board of Norbreeze Collective Asia. Photo courtesy of Norbreeze Collective Asia

This visit also saw the presence of Martin Pereyra Rozas, General Manager of Pandora LAPAC, marking the strong development of the brand and expressing confidence and prospects for sustainable growth from both sides.

Peter Juel Sauerberg (2nd from R), Chairman of Norbreeze Group Anders, warmly welcomed the CEO and President of Pandora (2nd from L) at the store. Photo courtesy of Norbreeze Collective Asia

Nam Huynh, CEO of Norbreeze Collective Asia, expressed his honor in welcoming Alexander Lacik to Pandora flagship store in Ho Chi Minh City.

"We are confident that this event will continue to propel our commitment to strengthening the partnership between Pandora and Norbreeze Collective Asia, elevating the Pandora brand, and continuing to uplift the Pandora business in our region to the next level in the years to come," Nam Huynh said.

Alexander Lacik, CEO and President of Pandora, and others dicussing inside the HCMC flagship store. Photo courtesy of Norbreeze Collective Asia

Norbreeze Collective Asia, a member of the Norbreeze Group, was established in 2004 by Danish duo Anders Peter Juel Sauerberg and Anne Trads Juel Sauerberg.

In 2016, it entered Vietnam as the exclusive partner for Pandora in Vietnam and Cambodia.

The company is currently lead by CEO Nam Huynh and focuses on customer satisfaction through high-quality products and services.

Pandora, the world's largest jewelry brand, designs, manufactures, and markets hand-finished jewelry at affordable prices.

Headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, it employs 33,000 people and crafts its jewelry at three facilities in Thailand.

The brand is committed to sustainability, sourcing recycled silver and gold for all its jewelry and aiming to halve greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.

It is also listed on the Nasdaq Copenhagen stock exchange and generates sales of DKK 28.1 billion (EUR 3.8 billion) in 2023.