SeABank joins Forbes Vietnam Women's Summit 2017

13/04/2017

One of the most expected event of the year by the businessmen - Forbes Vietnam - is officially open. People who never take part in to the event will expect to join and listen to visitors to share about interesting topics, concentrating economics - finance - soceity - culture. This year, Forbes will be back with a new face with the most outstanding women of Vietnam. This event takes place at Gem Center (No. 8 Nguyen Binh Khiem street, district 1) on April 12th, 2017.

Forbes Vietnam Women's Summit 2017 with the slogan: "Women bettering the world" is biggest event of the year in order to honor Vietnamese women leaders organized by Forbes Vietnam with more than 1,000 visitors.

This event honors excellent women in Top 50 most influenced of Vietnam 2017 voted by Forbes Vietnam in order to increasing awareness of leveling women status and leaders as well as inspiring other women to be better in a changing world.

To gain this list, Forbes Vietnam applied accessment method of the one of annual list of world most powerful women and revised to match with Vietnamese situation.

Forbes Vietnam choose the character basing on some criterium such as: financial influence, positive influence, appearance on media. Madame Nguyen Thi Nga - chairwoman of BOD of SeABank and BRG Group - once again become one of Top 50 most influenced women of Vietnam 2017.

Madame Nguyen Thi Nga is not only the chairwoman of SeABank and BRG Group but also the key leader of many other enterprises. These enterprises has created 7,000 jobs in Hanoi and other provinces, contributing thousands of billion dongs to the state budget and social programs each year.

Moreover, being a member of ASEAN business consultant council, Madame Nguyen Thi Nga has contributed to raise Vietnamese business community's competence and prestigion in the world integration as well as the prosperity of ASEAN enteprises.

Madame Nguyen Thi Nga was awarded the 3rd grade Labor medal, the merit certificate of Prime Minister and was one of Top 50 most influenced women of Asia voted by Forbes and many other domestic and international awards.