UnionBank inks talent development program with Singapore Management University UnionBank inks talent development program with Singapore Management University

VN start-ups eyeing the world must have global mindset: forum

Vietnamese start-ups that wish to go global must have a “global mindset” and “decision-making power” and be willing to “take risks” to capitalise on the opportunities for success in the digital economy, experts have said.

Business leaders required to drive Vietnam’s industrial, digital and technology boom in 2019: Michael Page Business leaders required to drive Vietnam’s industrial, digital and technology boom in 2019: Michael Page

Companies keen on attracting returnee professionals to ease talent crunch in 2019: Michael Page Indonesia Companies keen on attracting returnee professionals to ease talent crunch in 2019: Michael Page Indonesia

Young Vietnamese leaders join Australia-Việt Nam Young Leadership Dialogue1

Twenty young leaders from Việt Nam and Australia representing the arts, finance, technology, philanthropy, business, start-ups, education and healthcare are meeting in Sydney sharing ideas for the inaugural Australia-Việt Nam Young Leadership Dialogue.

When will Vietnamese entrepreneurs go global?

It will take another five to 15 years for Vietnamese entrepreneurs can become global business leaders, according to a study by the Human Capital Leadership Institute.

Youth inspired by tech start-ups

Successful entrepreneurs inspired young people at a discussion last Friday about start-up businesses powered by information and technology (IT).

Mid-level managers can't compete in region: report Vietnamese mid-level personnel's strengths are not competitive advantages compared to that of their Thai and Singaporean peers in the ASEAN Economic Community, jobs agency Navigos Search has said in a report it released on Wednesday.

VN firms need a global mindset Tran Huu Huynh, head of the VCCI's Advisory Committee on International Trade Policies, tells Hai Quan (Customs) that local enterprises should unite and practise an open management policy to remain competitive.