Mai Lam has joined Schneider Electric in 2002 and has developed his career through various successful management assignments in various countries such as Australia, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar.

He set up the first Customer Care and Logistics function for Schneider Electric Vietnam, deployed the first bonded warehouse model to support business growth then moved to Australia to manage Industrial product portfolio for PDL Industries - a subsidiary of Schneider Electric Australia. From 2008 – 2014 he has led Schneider Electric businesses of Infrastructure, Commercial and Industrial buildings in Vietnam & Cambodia cluster, with impressive double-digit growth before holding the Country President positions in emerging markets including Laos and Myanmar.

Mai Lam was nominated Cluster President for Schneider Electric Vietnam and Cambodia in January 2021 after a year leading business development, Channel and Operational Marketing for Medium Voltage Business of Schneider Australia & New Zealand. His mission is to drive Schneider Electric Vietnam and Cambodia towards further development and growth, while bringing breakthrough solutions to the local markets and customers as the leader of the Digital Transformation in Energy Management and Industrial Automation.

Mai Lam earned a Master of Art in Macquarie University and Degree in Electrical Engineering Technologies in TAFE in Australia.

He is based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Mr Liem is a Master in Finance and International Busines at Leeds Metropolitan University, UK. He has over 26 years of experience in the field of finance and accounting and has held the position of Chief Financial Officer cum Chief Accountant since 2015. Before that, he held managerial positions at Vinamilk’s Finance - Accounting Division.

Ms. Van joined PwC Vietnam in 1995 and became the firm’s General Director in 2011 and is a senior partner in the Tax and Legal services practice of PwC Vietnam.

She is actively involved in advising multinational corporations and Vietnamese companies on strategy, corporate restructuring, and other corporate governance matters. She works closely with the business community to promote good corporate governance standards and sustainable development.

Ms. Van is a regular speaker at conferences held in Vietnam and other countries such as Denmark, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, the Netherlands, and Thailand. Her expertise includes investment and the business environment in Vietnam, corporate governance and listing issues.

She holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Henley Management College (UK) and a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from Martin Luther University (Germany). She is a fellow member of VACPA and a member of CPA Australia.

Mr. Herwig Van Hove is the CEO of The 8th and one of Coteccons' significant shareholders. He also serves on the Coteccons Board of Directors. He is an accomplished investor, particularly in venture capital, with several years of asset management experience.

Mr. Van Hove, as a foreign investor and significant shareholder of Coteccons, wishes to enhance shareholder profitability by building long-term value for Coteccons. This has led to his appointment as a member of Coteccons' ESG subcommittee, with the goal of guiding the company toward sustainable development and developing an international Coteccons brand for global markets and customers by implementing international environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards.

Under the leadership of Mr. Van Hove, Coteccons is ready to adopt strategic measures that will generate positive profits and make the company a leader in the construction industry in terms of contributing to the development of society and protecting the environment. Coteccons is attempting to develop the image of a responsible business that is sensitive to the needs of the international market as well as the expectations of customers and shareholders in the context of climate change and sustainable development, which are major worldwide concerns.

Mr. Jason Yang is the Country Head of Corporate Sustainability Office (CSO) at UOB Vietnam. He leads a dedicated corporate sustainability office that is focused on achieving the Bank's sustainability objectives of helping businesses to advance responsibly, steering consumer wealth to sustainable investments and fostering social inclusiveness and environmental well-being.

Concurrently, Jason is also the Head of Transformation, where he is responsible to work with stakeholders to deliver strategic outcomes for the franchise.

Prior to his appointment as head of CSO, Jason was Country Head of Distribution Channels and Digitalization.

Ahmed Yeganeh started his role as Country Head of Wholesale Banking of HSBC Vietnam in March 2023. As Country Head of Wholesale Banking, Ahmed is responsible for all corporate client groups, including multinationals, large local corporates and State-owned enterprises. Based in Ho Chi Minh City, Ahmed travels regularly and extensively throughout the country.

In this role, Ahmed will continue to strengthen our position as the leading international bank in a country, and also focus on bringing the full depth and breadth of our universal banking capabilities to our portfolio of wholesale clients. During his 20 years with HSBC, Ahmed played the role of Head of CMB Egypt, Regional Head of ISB in MENAT before moving to the UK.

Prior to taking his role in HSBC Vietnam, Ahmed was Managing Director for Large Corporates, North UK, having strengthened key relationships with the largest and most complex clients.

In his new role, Ahmed will continue to strengthen HSBC’s position as the leading international bank in a country that has huge potential. He will also focus on bringing the full depth and breadth of our universal banking capabilities to our portfolio of wholesale clients.

Ahmed holds a Bachelor in Law (LLB) from University of Wales, Cardiff.

Cong is the Head of ESG at VinaCapital, a leading investment manager in Vietnam. He has great experience working on ESG and sustainability issues for businesses in Vietnam. He is particularly interested in exploring ways enterprises can benefit and create added values from implementing sustainable practices by reducing production costs and minimizing wastes. Cong has strong understanding of international good practice standards on environmental and social performance for businesses. Currently, Cong is actively contributing to build up ESG capacities and practice for stakeholders in Vietnam. Cong holds a master’s degree of Environmental Management from Flinders University and a bachelor’s degree in Engineering of Environmental Technology and Management from Hanoi University of Science and Technology.

She graduated with a bachelor's degree in Applied Science from RMIT University (Melbourne, Australia). She also received a Master's degree in Economics and International Project Management from Paris 12 Val de Marne University (France).

She has over 18 years of experience working in business as well as non-governmental organizations, the United Nations, focusing on the management of social and educational programs, government relations, external community relations.

Mr.Pham Duy Khiem is General Manager, leading the Country Supply Chain Management of DKSH Vietnam. He has nearly 20 years of hands-on experience and expertise in leading the integrated supply chain across the various industries. With the purpose of “Delivering Value, Always”, Supply Chain Management function under his leadership is a Leading Competitive Advantage of DKSH, bringing Value and Growth to the Business, Clients and Customers.