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SUSTAINABILITY ONLINE TALK: WHAT DOES "GOOD" SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAINS LOOK LIKE?
Thu - 18/3/2021
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SUSTAINABILITY ONLINE TALK: WHAT DOES "GOOD" SUSTAINABLE MANUFACTURING LOOK LIKE?
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Vietnam Supply Chain Community is the leading independent and truly not-for-profit platform for 10,000+ supply chain professionals in Vietnam and South East Asia to learn, share, and network effectively. The community objectives are to develop supply chain management awareness and practice by offering learning opportunities to supply chain professionals in Vietnam. Vietnam Supply Chain is the most dynamic supply chain knowledge sharing center in Vietnam. Vietnam Supply Chain Community offers different types of activities to different user groups from top management to entry level executives.
 

Quick facts about Vietnam Supply Chain (VSC)

 

NETWORK

Professionals - 11,000+ followers

Levels: CEOs (35%), Managers (50%), Executives (15%) (age: 30+)

Industries: Manufacturing (40%), Retail & Distribution (20%), Logistics (30%), Others (10%)

Nationalities: Vietnamese (39%), Expats (61% - mixed of Asia Pacific, US, EU)

Geographic: South (65%), North (20%), Central (8%), Overseas (7%)

Young Talents - 5,000+ followers

 

 

 

Scope of activities: 

·         Events (Business conferences, Business Breakfast/Lunches/Dinners, Factory Tours, Networking...)

·         Training 

·         Publication

·         Membership

·         Helpdesk to overseas members/companies 

·         Young Talent Development 

.         SME Support Programme for Supply chain Capability Building   

 

Number of events organized:

-       2010: 36

-       2011: 51

-       2012: 49

-       2013: 62

-         2014: 36 

-       2015: 38 

Co-founders  -  Advisory Board  -  Testimonials  -  Partners

 

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Vietnam Supply Chain

Email: info@vietnamsupplychain.com

Ho Chi Minh City: 11th Floor, DaLi Tower, 24C Phan Dang Luu Street, Ward 6, Binh Thanh District, HCMC, Vietnam

Hanoi: Toong 3rd floor, No. 8 Trang Thi, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam

 

ANTITRUST STATEMENT                                                       

 

Vietnam Supply Chain aims at promote Supply Chain practices and innovation in Vietnam. VSC is not intended to, and may not, play any role in the competitive decisions of its followers, members, or in any way restrict competition in any aspect of the supply chain industry. VSC, through this statement of policy makes clear its unequivocal support for the policy of competition served by the antitrust laws and its uncompromising intent to comply strictly in all respects with those laws. It is the individual responsibility of every VSC members, followers, advisors and supporters to be guided by the antitrust laws. It is not VSC’s role to act as an arbiter or judge of competitive conduct of industry members. As such, this statement of antitrust policy is not a mechanism through which members should charge another member with alleged illegal action.