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Vietnam CEO Forum 2013: Reform to Perform

More than 800 leading CEOs and top economists and policy makers in Vietnam gathered at Vietnam CEO Forum 2013- CEO 3.0: “Reform to Perform” to discuss on how CEOs do effective change management amid upheaval global economy in Ho Chi Minh City on October 30.
More than 800 leading CEOs and top economists and policy makers inVietnam gathered at Vietnam CEO Forum 2013- CEO 3.0: “Reform to Perform”to discuss on how CEOs do effective change management amid upheavalglobal economy in Ho Chi Minh City on October 30.

Addressing the forum, Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Quansaid to reach the sustainable development goal in the new context, therole of CEOs was vital in dealing with challenges and opportunitiesfor local businessmen, contributing to sustainable growth.

He hoped that the forum will help businesses pay more attention toupdating information, improving management skills and investing more inmachinery so as to increase production and produce highly competitiveproducts.

Under the event’s framework, economistsprovided participants a broad picture of Vietnam economy, and theirforecast on the upcoming challenges, and the impact of future tradeagreements on Vietnamese businessmen. They also proposed solutions onhow to overcome challenges and worked out management changes so thatVietnamese businessmen can change to success.

The 2nd annual largest CEO event was co-organised by top five businessassociations in Vietnam and the Young Businesspeople Association ofHo Chi Minh City.-VNA
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