Original, self-authored insights on governance, transformation, and financial system reform.
As Vietnamese companies continue expanding, many are discovering that growth alone no longer guarantees operational strength. Increasing complexity, fragmented processes and slower decision-making are quietly reducing efficiency and profitability inside organisations. The next competitive advantage may not simply be faster growth — but clearer operations, stronger execution discipline and the ability to scale without losing control.
Vietnam’s tourism is soaring in 2025 with 15.43 million international arrivals by September — a clear sign of post-pandemic recovery.
Vietnam’s recent reclassification (or imminent reclassification) to Emerging Market (EM) status is a historic milestone, a powerful global affirmation of
US tariffs of up to 50% have struck at the heart of Vietnam’s furniture sector—an industry employing hundreds of thousands
Vietnam is at a turning point in higher education. Universities must consolidate, innovate, and build leadership and governance that match
In Vietnam’s rapidly evolving business environment, robust contingency planning is essential for sustainable success. This article offers Vietnamese executives and
In a world of mounting disruption, contingency planning is no longer a luxury. It is a core leadership responsibility. This
“Turnaround is not a therapy session. It’s Execution Over Talk, Hard Decisions, and Operational Rigor. Why ‘soft’ approaches fail in
Vietnam’s financial sector stands at a strategic crossroads. Decision 1058, issued in 2017, outlines a long-term roadmap to restructure credit
Resolution 198/2025/QH15: Quietly Recrafting Vietnam’s Private Economy In May 2025, Vietnam’s National Assembly adopted Resolution 198/2025/QH15, formalising a reform agenda
