PACE Institute of Directors is a school for business leaders and managers. PACE alumni come from the full spectrum of corporate and government leadership positions including top-level executives, and every other position of management/leadership responsibility. With emphasis on training programs serving the highest levels of management, many courses also support the needs of mid-level managers and support personnel as well.
To date, more than 50,000 entrepreneurs and directors from corporations, local and foreign companies have attended PACE training programs.
PACE Vision
Being one of the internationally prestigious educational organizations, with a steady position in the national education cause.
PACE Mission
To develop business leaders and managers by world knowledge and genuine learning.
To realize this mission, PACE has consistently taken great efforts in researching and designing a wide range of training programs meeting international standards and serving the learning requirements of the business community in Vietnam and the region.
In addition, PACE has successfully organized international seminars and conferences to discuss issues in economics, management, business, culture and education. The most recent events include:
The national seminar, “Core Ideology of Vietnamese Entrepreneurs,” July 28, 2007:
This event gathered 270 of Vietnam’s most prominent intellectuals, business leaders, historians, lawyers, educators and government officials to discuss the core ideology of Vietnamese businesses. This theme was initiated after PACE launched the 10-book series of the same theme with each volume covering one of the world’s most legendary business leaders and corporate models; another 15 books are to be released in the near future.
The international conference, “New Marketing for the New Age,” August 17, 2007, featuring Professor Philip Kotler, Father of the World’s Modern Marketing: “New Marketing for the New Age” addressed present-day global marketing issues facing the Asian-area business community with particular emphasis on Vietnam. The conference attendees included more than 800 CEOs, general managers, marketing directors and other high-ranking professionals from Vietnam and from other Asian nations in the region.
The annual ceremony, Honoring Business Learning, October 2007: On the occasion of Vietnam’s Entrepreneur’s Day, October 13, featuring many themes including “Business Learning and National Competitiveness” (2006), “Competition in the Global Market and Vietnam’s Advantages” (2006), “Visions of Vietnam’s Business Leaders,” and “For the Next Generation of Business Leaders” (2007).
PACE is also establishing the Business Leaders’ Bookshelf, editing a number of valuable titles to serve the business community. An example is the 25-book series “Core Ideologies of the World’s and Vietnam’s Entrepreneurs.” Other highly influential contemporary business books selected and recommended/endorsed by PACE have been widely applauded: The Essential Drucker: the Best of Sixty Years of Peter Drucker’s Essential Writings on Management (Peter Drucker), Competitive Advantage (Michael Porter), Globalization and Its Discontents (Joseph E. Stiglitz), On Becoming a Leader (Warren Bennis), Good to Great, Built to Last (Jim Collins), The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (Stephen R. Covey), Kotler on Marketing (Philip Kotler), Managers Not MBAs (Henry Mintzberg), and many more.
More importantly, PACE is collaborating with other organizations and individuals to implement and develop not-for-profit educational projects on a large scale. Among them is the website www.SachHay.com (alternatively known as www.Goodbooks.vn). This website serves as a meeting place where Vietnamese readers worldwide can share and gain knowledge by searching for and recommending good books. Another project is the Institute of Potential Leaders (IPL) to recruit and develop potential young talents to become high-performance business leaders for Vietnam’s tomorrow. The OneBook program with the core concept of “each Vietnamese giving at least one book to fellow citizens” to “bring knowledge to the disadvantaged” and Open Library (E-book) are other ongoing not-for-profit educational projects.
PACE training methodology
PACE’s training methodology is “Training as Consulting.” We apply international and modern training methods, especially the “director training technology” in implementing the training programs for business leaders or for those who wish to become ones.
PACE consistently combines international expertise, local insight, standard value, as well as genuine value in all subjects and programs.
Trainers
PACE trainers are Vietnamese and foreign experts who have both in-depth academic knowledge and profound experience in their own fields with a global business perspective.
Training facilities
All training courses are organized at PACE House and leading hotels in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.
All PACE’s classrooms are well equipped in accordance with modern international standards.
Contact
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PACE Institute of Directors
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Address:
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PACE House - 341 Nguyen Trai, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Tel:
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84.8.38370208
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Fax:
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84.8.54041173
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Email:
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info@PACE.edu.vn
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