Desert Harbour Tourism, a Dubai-based destination management company founded by Vietnamese entrepreneurs, has marked its eighth year in operation, having facilitated trips for more than 20,000 visitors, with over 70 per cent coming from Vietnam.
According to leader of Nestlé Vietnam, to achieve sustainable development goals, business leaders should have faith and a commitment to action.
Verena Siow, president and managing director of SAP Southeast Asia sees Vietnamese SME leaders as those with great aspirations, who understand the power of technology, and who are hungry for new opportunities.
With a total committed fund size of up to $60 million, ThinkZone Fund II is the largest venture capital fund in tech startups founded by Vietnamese entrepreneurs and notable conglomerate owners.
Appearing staggeringly in the bold and powerful red outfit as usual at Vietnam Private Sector Economic Forum held last week, Tan Hiep Phat Group deputy CEO Tran Uyen Phuong shed light on her refusal to be a billionaire yet undertaking a grander task to help enhance the international stature of Vietnamese entrepreneurs.
For a country which is experiencing the early stage of development like Vietnam, nationalism will become a driving force for economic growth, according to Professor Tran Van Tho.
The future would be driven by the startups whose businesses are led by young people that is why Vietnam has so much potential in today revolution since Vietnam’s population is very young and most of them are high tech entrepreneurs, according to Datuk Yasmin Mahmood.
In the memory of entrepreneurs, former Prime Minister Phan Van Khai is a great contributor to the recognition and development of the Vietnam private business sector.
That is what former vice-chairman of the National Assembly's Office Nguyen Si Dung said about Vingroup, Vietnam’s largest private economic group.
"Business scale is less worrisome now. The main issue is whether they live up to the global standards."
Only one unreasonable sub-license or commonly known as an absurd business conditions exist, it can kill thousands of Vietnamese entrepreneurs, withering their creativity and competitiveness, according to leading economic experts.
A study issued by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) has indicated that burdensome red tape is correlated with a large informal “underground” economy.
All of VPBank's controlling shareholders used to be entrepreneurs in the former Soviet Union.
French President Emmanuel Macron has recently laid out his vision for a digital future, saying he wants France to undergo a revolution so that it becomes a country that “thinks and moves like a startup”.
