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The British Business Group Vietnam (“BBGV”), started as a luncheon club in 1991, was first licensed in 1998. BBGV was the first ever Foreign Business Group to obtain formal recognition in Vietnam. BBGV membership has risen to over 500. We pride ourselves on our friendliness and approachability.
BBGV Business Centre aims to facilitate better trade ties between British and Vietnamese companies via our trade services. We provide bespoke market research and support during visits to Vietnam though our chargeable Overseas Market Introduction Service (OMIS).
Franchise & Retail Vietnam is the program that discuss franchise sales and marketing, franchise development and operations, strategic business planning, financial advisory, general business development, corporate training, commercial real estate and project management.
CanCham is a non-profit organization whose mission is to strengthen business and community relations for its members. With its origin dating back to 1994, CanCham has become one of the most active and dynamic business organizations in Vietnam, coordinating a broad array of social and business events that reach out to the entire population...
With an improved business environment and rising trade confidence index, Vietnam is now deemed to be one of the world’s most attractive destinations for foreign investors.
Exchange rates, inflation and a changing labor force are all having a profound effect on China’s economy, leading to slowing growth rates, both in exports and in the country’s escalating GDP. In this show, the Airport Economist takes a look at some of the international macroeconomic consequences of China’s uncertain future outlook...
What’s the scoop on consumer trends in 2011? Let our advertising guru Tom Doctoroff fill you in. In part one, Tom discusses the major developments of 2011, including the ban on TV advertising during prime-time dramas, the reality behind the seeming explosion in online advertising, the massive success of Apple and Samsung, and the evolving automotive, cuisine and consumer sectors.
“I love food and I never let a concept go.” David Laris, one of the most well-known and prolific restaurateurs in Shanghai, joins us to talk about the dining in Shanghai and his fine dining concepts.
The complex nature of finance and economics in China is an ever-present business issue. We take a closer look in this iTV-Asia segment, as our panel of guests share their opinions based on their vast experience of the China market. Their insights bring to light the interrelationship between the Chinese economy, Chinese politics and the Chinese market overall...
Learn from key business leaders who have successfully developed creative ideas into innovation in the China business setting. Based on in depth experience, our guests will discuss both the current scene and how China may continue to overcome challenges in ascending to global standards of creativity, design and innovation.
Here, iTV-Asia gets in touch with the ideas behind business leaders in China. Entrepreneurial thinking and innovative business strategies have indeed had an impact on both foreign and local enterprises in China. What obstacles have been faced by key leader leaders in a business environment which is rapidly growing but also clings to cultural practices?
The words 'innovation' and 'China' are rarely used together. Not anymore. Morry Morgan, co-founder of innovation conference, Spark China, showcases innovative individuals from across the Middle Kingdom who are helping change the perception of China to the world.
The Supply Chain TV channel will include the latest news, featured interviews and live debates on hot issues covering trade, import-export, sourcing, manufacturing and logistics with, from and to high growth markets such as China, India and Vietnam. Supply Chain TV allows any vendor to leverage the power of video to highlight your competitive advantages...
What is the fascination with doing business in China? As the Managing Director of Gplus Media, Erik Gain, outlines, it may not be as restrictive as it once was but the common pitfalls associated with it are still present. Knowing the right people and the rules of the game is vital to succeeding in this free-for-all market. Sometimes just knowing the rules and how they work are enough to be successful.
iTV-Asia’s China-USA Business Report is a monthly feature bringing you commentary on important issues in the relationship between the two most important economies in the world today.
Get in touch with the ideas behind business entrepreneurs in Japan. "Entrepreneurial thinking" has rippled though the lively pond that is the Japanese market, but not without its share of obstacles. Understand how entrepreneurship shapes Japanese marketing...
What kinds of tensions is Korean Peninsula facing right now? How to reduce the tensions? Is the cold war really over in Korean Peninsula?
Trond Varlid joins us today to talk about what brought him to Japan and his company Tomra which mainly focus on eco-friendly machines and container recycling to make a better sustainable society.
For decades, Tokyo has been a global hotspot for technology and innovation. Now, with growing pressure for businesses to leverage new technologies, how with Japan compete with new competitors?