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ABOUT VIETNAM CEO FORUM 2016
2016 marks several critical political, economic and diplomatic events, opening a new phase of integration and development for Vietnam. These events are built on an important platform - the broader, deeper and more enduring linkages within a fluid and challenging world. Thus, VIETNAM CEO FORUM 2016 mainly focuses on “Business Linkages” including: “International Linkages, Competitive Linkages, and Supply Chain Linkages.
It is an opportunities for CEOs directly dialogue with successful CEOs and policy makers such as
- Mr. Dinh La Thang – Secretary of Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee
- Mr. Johnathan Hanh Nguyen – Chairman of Imex Pan Pacific Group (IPP)
- Mr. Andy Ho– CEO of VinaCapital
- Mr. Sami Kteily - Executive Chairman of PEB Steel Buildings
- Ms. Somhatai Panichewa – Chairperson of Investment Board, Amata Corporation PCL
- Mr. Pham Hong Hai – CEO, HSBC Bank (Vietnam) Ltd
- Mr. Vu Minh Tri - CEO of Microsoft Vietnam
- Mr. Nguyen Duc Tai – Chairman of MWG etc.
VIETNAM CEO FORUM
01 event - 1,000 CEOs - 01 vision
For a generation of Vietnam CEOs of global outreach
For a strong and sustainable Vietnamese economy
Language: Vietnamese with English simultaneous Interpretation
Participation fee: 3.000.000VND/person (No VAT)
For further detailed information, please click here and register online or contact: Ms. NgoÌ£c Duyên (0902355035) at Email:duyenbtn@ybahcm.com.vn
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