Forbes Vietnam unveils its self-made women in business list

Following the lists of "50 most influential women in Vietnam", "Power businesswomen", "10 most influential businesswomen", etc., business magazine Forbes Vietnam has just published the list of self-made women in business for the first time.
March 13, 2020 | 06:56
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Forbes Vietnam unveils its self-made women in business list. Source: Forbes Vietnam

These are women who emerge in different fields, most of them have been working their way up a steep career ladder for decades to reach the top of their professions. Most of the faces on the list are businesswomen who thrived in the early period of economic reform in the 1980s-1990s.

Together with some of the names have appeared on Forbes Vietnam’s lists of top business leaders in the past such as Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, founder and CEO of Vietjet Aviation; Thai Huong, the founder of TH Group; Tran Thi Le CEO of dairy firm NutiFood; and Nguyen Thi Nga, chairwoman of BRG Group, the list portrayed so the image of women who are breaking down barriers and playing a significant role in shaping Vietnam’s business landscape.

In addition to the business arena, Forbes Vietnam also recognizes new faces starting their careers in the field of entertainment and arts as singers, actors and entering the business world such as movie star and producer Ngo Thanh Van, founder and CEO of Studio68; singer Ho Ngoc Ha, creative director and co-founder of M.O.I Cosmetics. Forbes Vietnam believes that women have enough internal resources, abilities and bravery to contribute to social change and progress.

Full list

NGUYEN THI DIEN, Founder, CEO, An Phuoc garment, embroidery & shoes Co.,Ltd.

THAI HUONG, Founder and President, TH Group

PHAM MINH HUONG, Founder and Chairwoman, VNDIRECT Securities Corporation

TRUONG THI LE KHANH, Founder and Chairwoman, Vinh Hoan Co., Ltd.

TRAN THI LE, CEO, NutiFood

LUU THI TUYET MAI, Founder and President, Mesa Group

LUU THI THANH MAU, Co-founder, CEO, Phuc Khang Corporation

NGUYEN THI NGA, Founder and President, BRG Group

DANG MINH PHUONG, Founder, CEO, Minh Phuong Logistics Corporation

TIEU YEN TRINH, CEO, TalentNet Corporation

NGUYEN THI PHUONG THAO, Founder and CEO, VietJet Air

NGO THI BICH HANH, Vice President, Co-Founder, BHD

NGO THI BICH HIEN, Managing Director of Ho Chi Minh Branch, BHD

LE THI QUYNH TRANG, Founder and CEO, Multimedia JSC

NGO THANH VAN, Actors, Directors, Producer, Founder & CEO, Studio 68

NGUYEN ANH VU (MISA Vu), Co-founder, MisaVu

HO NGOC HA, Singer, Founder and Creative Director, M.O.I Cosmetics

VAN DINH HONG VU, Co-founder, CEO, Elsa Speak

NGUYEN DOAN KIM SON, President, Bach Khoa Alliance (Pathway School)

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