CO-HOSTED: HANOI NETWORKING COCKTAIL – SUPPLY CHAIN X STARTUP X U.S. NETWORKING

• SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd, 2016
• 16:30 – 18:30
• Toong, 08 Trang Thi, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

This event is open for all professionals interested or currently working in Startups in Hanoi, or supply chain professionals in Hanoi, or who are interested in looking for business collaboration for U.S. market through meeting with a delegation of Baylor University (U.S.), Executive Master Program.

EVENT PROGRAMME

• 16:30 : Delegates’ Arrival & Registration & Networking
• 17:00 : Opening Speech
• 17:05 : STARTUP IN VIETNAM: A HOLISTIC OVERVIEW
• 17:35 : Q&A
• 17:50 : Networking with Executive Master Delegation of Baylor University (U.S.)
• 18:30 : Closing

SPEAKERS

Csaba Bundik, Vice-Chairman, Central and Eastern European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (CEEC) 

 Csaba Bundik is the Vice-Chairman of CEEC, the Central and Eastern European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam. He is active in management consulting, business development and venture capital fields, and maintains excellent networks across South East Asia, Europe and the US. He is the co-founder and Board member of the Hungarian asset management company ALTERA, which is listed on the Budapest Stock Exchange. Csaba formerly served as Executive Director of EuroCham Vietnam.                                

REGISTRATION

To Register please fill in the form HERE

Vietnam Supply Chain

Vietnam Supply Chain is the leading dynamic independent platform for over 11,000 supply chain professionals in Vietnam to learn, share, and network effectively.
Vietnam Supply Chain aims at promote Supply Chain practices and innovation in Vietnam. VSC is not intended to, and may not, play any role in the competitive decisions of its followers, members, or in any way restrict competition in any aspect of the supply chain industry. VSC, through this statement of policy makes clear its unequivocal support for the policy of competition served by the antitrust laws and its uncompromising intent to comply strictly in all respects with those laws. It is the individual responsibility of every VSC members, followers, advisors and supporters to be guided by the antitrust laws. It is not VSC’s role to act as an arbiter or judge of competitive conduct of industry members. As such, this statement of antitrust policy is not a mechanism through which members should charge another member with alleged illegal action.