HCMC - The Saigon Times CSR 2024 program concluded today, November 14, with a merit ceremony held to honor 40 companies for their outstanding corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives and meaningful contributions to society.
HCMC - The Saigon Times CSR 2024 program concluded today, November 14, with a merit ceremony held to honor 40 companies for their outstanding corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives and meaningful contributions to society.
As a technology company, Huawei Technologies Vietnam Company Ltd. integrates community activities into its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, focusing on nurturing Vietnamese tech talent. Alongside this commitment, the company also contributes to disaster relief and other social causes in Vietnam.
For over a decade, Phuc Sinh Group has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to sustainable agriculture, playing a pivotal role in advancing environmentally responsible and socially equitable farming practices in Vietnam. Established as a key player in the agricultural sector, Phuc Sinh has gained recognition not only for its innovative business strategies but also for its dedication to improving the lives of local farmers and preserving natural resources.
HCMC – The Saigon Times, an English news site of the Saigon Times Group, is thrilled to announce that 40 businesses with outstanding corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices have been selected for recognition as its sixth annual CSR program this year.
Since its establishment, Les Vergers Du Mékong has committed to a long-term path of sustainable development, promoting sustainable agriculture and prioritizing local sourcing. Balancing economic, environmental, and social benefits in its daily operations has remained a cornerstone for the company.
Thien Long has earned the loyalty of Vietnamese consumers through meaningful community programs focused on advancing education. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become a core value and an integral part of the culture of this 43-year-old company.
Recycling used plastic bottles into plastic pellets that serve as raw materials across various industries is the main business line at DUYTAN Recycling, which is playing a crucial role in promoting a circular economy. Expanding this “recycling circle” is expected to yield a greater social impact in the future.
For the past 20 years, the Vietnam Australia International School (VAS) system has established itself as a leader in the bilingual international education sector in Vietnam.
As part of its commitment to promoting education and training, Pebsteel has continuously demonstrated its dedication to human resource development through various initiatives.
Luxury wellness brand Fusion is celebrating the second anniversary of its Fusionlife loyalty programme by giving away 2,222 complimentary room nights across its hotels and resorts in Vietnam and Thailand.
Equatorial Ho Chi Minh City has unveiled the Lobby Memory Wall, a permanent installation created to celebrate the hotel's 30th anniversary. Located beside the grand staircase in the main lobby, the display opens a year of anniversary celebrations while recognising the guests, partners, leaders and associates who have contributed to the hotel's journey since 1996.
Choosing between distinct academic paths is a common dilemma, but former Vietnam Australia International School (VAS) student Lê Minh Thiên An has chosen to embrace both. Thiên An is currently challenging herself with a demanding dual-degree program in Pharmacy and Business at the University of Sydney, consistently ranked among the top three universities in Australia.
Each annual general meeting season is not only an occasion to review the operations of banks, but also a clear reflection of the broader industry picture, one of the stock groups with a major influence on the stock market and a “barometer” of the economy. Business results, development strategies, and the way banks respond to market fluctuations all partly indicate macroeconomic health and policy direction in each period.
Choosing between a stable career path and a creative passion is a crossroads many young people face, but few navigate it as boldly as Phạm Ngọc Khanh. After graduating with a degree in Restaurant Management in Canada, the former Vietnam Australia International School (VAS) student made a definitive decision to return to Vietnam and pursue her lifelong dream of becoming a performing artist and musical theater composer.
