On December 15, 2019 in Ho Chi Minh City, PACE Institute of Management organized a Graduation Ceremony for more than 1,000 graduates who successfully completed Programs for C-suites.

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PACE Institute of Management collaborate with FranklinCovey Vietnam & Mindful Leadership Vietnam together organize this Live seminar: “Good mental health for businesses in the time of crisis” from 9:00 to 12:00, on April 15th, 2020.

The International Seminar on Management THE SPEED OF TRUST – From High-Trust Culture to Trusted Brand was organized at InterContinental Hotel on June 20, 2018 in Ho Chi Minh City.

All business leaders aspire to build a Trusted Brand for their products and their organizations; however, this journey poses enormous challenges. "The Speed of Trust" is one of the most effective approach which has been widely applied in more than 160 countries in the world to build a High-Trust Culture and a Trusted Brand.

Human resource managers should learn some foreign phrases, use public transit and take in local landmarks when they travel for work, efforts that help to bridge cultural differences as companies increase their international presence, said Howard Wallack, global markets executive at the Society for Human Resource Management.

The Central Institute for Economic Management, the Asia Competitiveness Institute and National University of Singapore last week introduced the first Vietnam Competitiveness Report, suggesting that Vietnam should provide an environment where there was a more balanced mix of state-owned, private and foreign companies competing in its economy.

A conference under the theme “Global Competition and the Advantages of Vietnam”, which will be chaired by Michael Porter, the “Father” of competition strategy, has been scheduled for Dec 1 st in Ho Chi Minh City.

HANOI – Professor Michael Porter, a leading authority on competitive strategy and international competitiveness, on Tuesday urged Vietnam to build a new economic model centered on higher productivity and the leveraged role of the private sector as the current model will no longer work.

VietNamNet Bridge – The father of the competitive strategy Michael Porter has brought to Vietnam an old but useful lesson: Vietnamese businesses should not fall into the trap commonly seen in competition. They should not try to develop by imitating others and run after growth instead of profit.

The concepts of knowledge economy and creativity economy have become growth drivers of advanced countries. World Economic Forum (WEF) has classified economies into 3 levels of development, in which, growth originates from exploiting raw natural resources for economies at level 1, from productivity for economies at level 2, and from creativity and innovation for economies at level 3.

Business ideology and management approach is considered as heart and soul of a business in particular, and of an industry as a whole. These factors differentiate high and low performers in a same industry and play a critical part in forming business strategies and management methodologies of an individual business as well as business communities.