Recommendations to help young entrepreneurs surmount difficulties
Participants in a dialogue held in Ho Chi Minh City on March 9 underlined the core values of today’s entrepreneurs and measures they should take to adapt to a changing environment so as to accelerate post-pandemic economic recovery and development.
Dr. Gian Tu Trung, Director of the IRED Institute of Education, speaks at the dialogue. (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) – Participantsin a dialogue held in Ho Chi Minh City on March 9 underlined the core values oftoday’s entrepreneurs and measures they should take to adapt to a changingenvironment so as to accelerate post-pandemic economic recovery anddevelopment.
The event was organised by the IPLEnlightened Leadership Programme for young entrepreneurs and leaders, incoordination with the PACE Institute of Management.
Dr. Gian Tu Trung, Director of theIRED Institute of Education, said the COVID-19 crisis has exposed everyindividual and organisation to unprecedented challenges over the past twoyears. In that context, many stories have emerged as evidence to the fact thatdespite unpredictable changes, a liberty spirit will not only help peopleovercome difficulties but also create new opportunities for themselves andbusinesses.
Stressing that each business alwaysneeds to exert efforts to weather every difficulty and move towards success,Chairman of the Thanh Thanh Cong Group Dang Van Thanh recommended youngentrepreneurs to maximise the country’s geographical and natural resource advantagesand learn from forerunners’ experience to take firm steps forwards.
Each young entrepreneur nowadaysshould have such a spirit and hold a strong sense of responsibility towards thecommunity, customers, employees, investors, and the State, he emphasised.
Scholar Ton Nu Thi Ninh held thattoday’s young businesspersons are highly enthusiastic, dynamic, and creative,but they also need experience to decode the life’s values. Given this, theyshould keep studying, gaining lessons from experience, and building up theirtrue capacity to make adaptation and move closer to success./.
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Dr. Gian Tu Trung, Director of the IRED Institute of Education, speaks at the dialogue. (Photo: VNA) 
