[Asia Economy Reporter Ki-min Lee] The Daewoo Global Management Research Institute is operating a program to transfer business know-how to entrepreneurs entering Vietnam.


According to the Daewoo Global Management Research Institute on the 12th, the institute will conduct the first G-AMP (Global Advanced Management Program) Vietnam course from the 29th of this month to July 22.


The lectures are composed of ▲General Vietnam ▲Vietnam Business Investment ▲Vietnam Economy and Industry ▲Vietnam's Global Market ▲Vietnamese Companies and Korean Companies ▲Vietnam and Daewoo · Young Talents ▲General Humanities ▲Offline Networking.


Considering the COVID-19 situation, the institute explained that the entire course will be conducted online via live broadcast, and face-to-face networking will be flexibly operated in small groups by field according to quarantine guidelines.


The target audience includes ▲CEOs, executives, and team leaders of companies ▲executives and team leaders of public sector and public enterprises ▲senior managers of non-profit organizations, university presidents, deans, and administrative directors.


For the participants, practical assistance will be provided through a platform that helps companies attempting to enter Vietnam or in the early stages, and connections to other Southeast Asian networks will also be established.


Jang Byung-ju, chairman of the Daewoo Global Management Research Institute, said, "Recently, many companies have turned their attention to Southeast Asia to overcome the structural difficulties of the Korean economy," adding, "To help with those difficulties, we have established the AMP (Advanced Management Program), a CEO course that creates a network to share know-how and experience of companies entering the Southeast Asian market."



For more details, inquiries can be made through the Daewoo Global Management Research Institute website.


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