From banking to entrepreneurship with Tram Anh Nguyen

May 1, 2017 By Huy Nguyen Trieu in

May 11, 2017 - 18:30 / 21:30

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For those of you who have spent your time in the corporate world, have you thought about your next career move? A number of options are available, you can either move up to the next rung of the corporate ladder, move around by switching to different offices abroad or .. you can move away to something completely different – ENTREPRENEURSHIP!

Being an entrepreneur allows you to create your own opportunities and destiny, to live life on your terms and as such, it’s one of the most exciting yet challenging career moves! If you want to find out more about this career, why not join Vietpro on ‘In conversation with’ series to listen to the story FROM CORPORATE to ENTREPRENEURSHIP with our guest speaker, MS. TRAM ANH NGUYEN!

Tram Anh Nguyen comes with over 15 years of experience in the financial services industry and has worked across various sectors ranging from Capital Markets to Private Banking. She started her career at Standard Chartered Bank as a trader and main market maker trading Emerging Markets currencies, and followed her journey with Dresdner Kleinwort Benson before joining UBS.

After many great years in wealth management and to follow her entrepreneurial roots she inherited from her family, Tram Anh has successfully set up her own consulting business – An Qi Consulting. She is also Head of Executive Education of The Disruptive Group which focus on building innovative businesses.

Register early to avoid disappointment as we have LIMITED PLACES for this event.

Also did we mention Fridrink is offered after the event? Don’t miss your chance to join this awesome evening (as usual!), to catch up with friends and network with professionals from all different fields!

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