The Vietnam Young Business Leaders Forum (VYBS) is imminent.
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DNHN - The event will be held at the National Convention Centre on September 27, 2023, at 13:00, as part of the 30th Anniversary of the Hanoi Young Business Movement.
The Vietnam Young Business Leaders Forum (VYBS) will be held in Hanoi on September 27 in the afternoon and will be a significant part of the 30th Anniversary of the Young Business movement. This event establishes the crucial objective of shaping future business leaders and guiding them to success.
With the theme "The New Leaders," the first issue of VYBS will focus on two essential topics: "New Thinking - New Actions." Leading Vietnamese entrepreneurs, who are regarded as models of success, knowledge, integration, and creativity, will provide discussion and advice.
Throughout the past three decades, HanoiBA Young Entrepreneurs have accomplished numerous remarkable feats, and each generation has produced a large number of successful entrepreneurs. However, the world is undergoing rapid transformations in both the political realm, international integration, connectivity, economic realm, and technological advances. This presents a formidable obstacle for young entrepreneurs, who must transform, adapt, and shape an entirely new generation of thought and action.
With this objective, it is anticipated that VYBS will become an annual event that brings together thousands of Vietnam's most influential business leaders and young entrepreneurs to discuss and shape business leaders together. new career and guide them to success.
Bich Thuy
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