Phillip L. Wright is Chief Operating Officer at HSBC Vietnam where he is responsible for operations, technology, and corporate services. Prior to Vietnam, he held regional and country roles for HSBC in Hong Kong, Philippines, Mauritius and New York. He holds a MBA from University of Manchester in the United Kingdom.

Mr. Joseph Low has been with Keppel for 30 years with a progressive career through diverse roles such as Operations, Corporate Development, Investment and REIT* management. He has extensive real estate management experience and has successfully led various flagship projects in Vietnam since 2014. He was appointed as the President, Vietnam, Real Estate, Keppel Ltd. in February 2021, Chief Executive Officer, Retail, Real Estate, Keppel Ltd. in early 2024 and Chief Representative, Vietnam, Keppel Ltd. in June 2025. Joseph has also been named the “Vietnam Real Estate Personality of the Year” by PropertyGuru Vietnam Property in 2022 for his leadership and contributions to the industry.

Working experience:

• 2025 - present: Chief Representative, Vietnam, Keppel Ltd.

• 2024 - present: CEO, Retail, Real Estate, Keppel Ltd.

• 2021 – present: President, Vietnam, Real Estate, Keppel Ltd.

• 2014 – 2020: General Director & Head of Operations, Real Estate Division (Vietnam), Keppel Ltd.

• 2011 – 2014: Head of Corporate Development – Keppel Land International Ltd.

• 2007 - 2010: Head of Asset Management – K-REIT Asia Management Ltd.

• 1995 - 2007: Various positions in Investment, Corporate Development & Special Projects – Keppel Land International Ltd.

Qualifications:

• Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)

• MBA - The University of Hull

• Bachelor of Science with honours (Estate Management) - the National University of Singapore (NUS)

• Keppel Advanced Leaders Programme by INSEAD

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.

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. 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.

Mrs. Le Huong Ly was appointed Deputy Country President of Chubb Life Vietnam in May 2023, overseeing Legal consulting, Compliance, Risk Management, and Marketing & Communications.

With over 25 years of experience in the life insurance sector and a strong understanding of law and corporate governance, Ms. Ly is dedicated to fostering innovative business practices that promote sustainable growth at Chubb Life Vietnam and positively impact both the economic and social development of Vietnam and the broader insurance industry.

Mrs. Ly holds a Master's degree in Business Administration from the United States and is a Fellow of the Life Management Institute (by LOMA), as well as a member of the Hanoi Bar Association and the Vietnam Bar Federation.

Before joining Chubb Life, Mrs. Ly held positions in several leading life insurance companies in Vietnam and engaged in various other business sectors. Her areas of focus included ESG initiatives, government relations, contributing to legal drafts, and developing legal frameworks to support the growth of the insurance industry, facility management, agile workspace solutions, and business development.

Her contributions have been recognized with several certificates of merit from the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Labor, Invalids, and Social Affairs, the Vietnam Insurance Association, and relevant local authorities.

Do Hoa NGUYEN (Harry) has more than 12 years working at Capital Market and Corporate Banking Departments in various reputable international & regional financial institutions across APAC regions such as Taipei, Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand & Vietnam…etc in diversified sector expertise with leadership in both bilateral & syndication execution for financial institutions & general corporates.

He has joined the UK Embassy in Vietnam since March 2024 as the Country Head of The United Kingdom Export Finance (UKEF)- a ministerial Government Department operating as the UK’s Export Credit Agency, mainly supervising for Vietnam, Cambodia & Laos and managing the availability credit appetite is up to £ 5 billion.

Harry has a Master of Banking & Finance and the Bachelor of Management & Economics from Université Toulouse 1 Capitole in France.

With extensive experience in investment management and infrastructure development for manufacturing, Mr. Trần Phương Nam is currently the Director of the Production Division at UNIBEN Joint Stock Company—one of Vietnam’s leading players in the food and beverage industry.

Throughout his tenure, Mr. Nam has played a pivotal role in shaping UNIBEN’s manufacturing infrastructure, enhancing operational efficiency, and spearheading sustainability-driven initiatives. Under his leadership, the company has adopted cutting-edge technologies, reduced carbon emissions, and embraced renewable energy solutions, reaffirming its long-term commitment to sustainable growth in alignment with broader industry goals.

Atul Tandon has been with AstraZeneca since 2011, holding leadership roles in Finance, Strategy, Business Development, and Market Access in India. He has a proven record of building high-performing teams and driving strategic growth in both Biopharma and Oncology.

In mid-2023, Atul relocated to Singapore to serve as Asia Area Commercial Director for the BioPharmaceuticals Business Unit, where he played a vital role in shaping regional growth strategies and initiating key acceleration projects.

In 2024, he was appointed General Director of AstraZeneca Vietnam. In this capacity, Atul is steadfast in strengthening collaboration with the Ministry of Health and healthcare organizations, driving healthcare transformation through scientific innovation to benefit Vietnamese people and society, and advancing the healthcare sector towards sustainability.

Before joining AstraZeneca, Atul held senior positions at Aditya Birla Group and ITC Ltd., where he was instrumental in launching the internationally recognized E-Choupal initiative. He also served as Vice President at Boston Analytics, advising global companies on emerging market strategy and organizational design.

Atul is a Chartered Accountant and holds an MBA from the Indian School of Business, Hyderabad. He currently resides in Vietnam and enjoys participating in sporting activities with colleagues at AstraZeneca Vietnam.

Mai serves as the Chief Operating Officer of Conservation Vietnam, bringing a dynamic blend of expertise and dedication to environmental conservation. She earned her BA in International Business with a French minor from Linfield University, Oregon, in 2011, and gained international marketing experience. In 2013, Mai began a career in financial investment while pursuing a second degree in Law Studies at Ho Chi Minh University of Law. Joining Conservation Vietnam as its first team member in May 2022, her diverse cross-sector experience in Vietnam and passion for environmental stewardship drive her leadership.

Nguyen Hoang Son is a seasoned expert in agriculture, boasting over 25 years of experience in Crop Protection Solutions. He has held various management positions across business, marketing, and product research and development.

Throughout his career, Son has been deeply engaged with Vietnamese farmers, conducting in-depth observations and research on the impacts of climate change, social environments, and technological advancements on agricultural production. Leveraging this extensive knowledge, he has carefully selected and introduced appropriate crop solutions to ensure sustainable benefits for farmers, while also contributing to food security and enhancing Vietnam's agricultural export value.

At the forum "Decoding the Triad of Nature - Society - Humanity in Business", he will share his insights on how enterprises are driving sustainable development within Vietnam's agriculture sector. His valuable perspectives are expected to provide attendees with a comprehensive understanding of the emerging challenges and opportunities in this field.