After one year of operation, yesterday, March 05th 2015, the Central & Eastern European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (CEEC) organized its Extra-ordinary Annual Meeting (EGM) and Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2016 at EuroCham Video Conference Meeting Room Hanoi (Ground Floor Sofitel Plaza, 1 Thanh Nien, Hoan Kiem District) and Ho Chi Minh (16th Floor, 5b Ton Duc Thang, District 1, Ho Chi Minh).
Corporate, individual and advisory committee members joined this occasion and showed their continuously support for feed (21 participants and 7 proxies).
Following the greetings from CEEC’s Chairman, Mr. MarkoMoric, Mr. Csaba Bundik (CEEC’s Vice Chairman), on behalf the Executive Committee, presented the suggested changes in CEEC’s Statutes 2015. All members voted and unanimously approved the new 2016 Statutes.
In the Annual General Meeting, CEEC Executive Director, Mr. Christoph Schill summarized 2015 activities and proposed plans for 2016. Financial situation of 2015 and projection for 2016 were also discussed and approved by CEEC’s members.
As a next step the members of CEEC elected 5 new members to the executive committee:
– Mr. Boris Gueudin
Boris Gueudin, is leading the Financial Advisory services for Mazars in Vietnam. Boris participated to numerous advisory project in Poland and Vietnam including entry strategy and company set up, due diligence, business planning and tax advisory project.
Working in Vietnam for more than 4 years, Boris has acquired a broad network in the expat community in both Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi and a profound experience on investment specificities in Vietnam.
– Mr. Piotr Harasimowicz
Coming to Vietnam since 2012, with over 15 years of hands-on experience, Piotr Harasimowicz has built up expertise in operational efficiency and business performance in industries ranging from an automotive retail/ repair business to the international chemical, pharmaceutical and nutrition industry, and from Eastern Europe to Asia.
– Mr. Csaba Szoke
Csaba Szoke had travelled the world extensively and lived in Hungary, the USA, England, Greece, and Spain before moving to Vietnam. Originally trained in the legal profession, Csaba left his corporate lawyer career behind and switched to education in 2009. Starting out as an English teacher he progressed through the ranks and eventually set up his own training business in Ho Chi Minh City. Csaba’s motto to life is “There is always room for improvement.” which he strives to apply to both his professional, and private life.
– Mr. Gellert Horvath
After working as a political adviser in the cabinet of Enikő Győri, Minister of State for EU Affairs, Gellert Hovarth first came to Vietnam in 2012 to received his position as Deputy Head of Mission of the Embassy of Hungary in Hanoi (political, commercial and development affairs). He has in-depth knowledge in law and public administration.
– Ms. Vuong Thuy Tien
Vuong Thuy Tien joined PPF Vietnam (former name of Home Credit Vietnam) since May 2012 as Chief Legal and Compliance Officer. She graduated from the University of Queensland in Australia with the Master Degree on Comparative Laws and has strong knowledge and experience in legal, banking & finance. Prior to PPF Vietnam, Vuong Thuy Tien has worked in some international law firm and commercial banks, including Baker and McKenzie, Standard Chartered Bank, ABN AMRO Bank N.V. and Crédit Agricole CIB.
The meeting ended successfully with the final sincere thank from the Chairman for the time, support and interest of all CEEC’s members.
PRESENTATIONS:
2015 FINANCE; EGM-STATUTES; Election of 2016 Executive Committee; OPERATION; OUTLOOK 2016