VYEA Unveils '10,000 CEO Training Programme' for Vietnam's Private Sector
The Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association (VYEA) has revealed an ambitious new initiative, the '10,000 CEO Training Programme', set to run from 2025 to 2030. The programme was announced at a press conference in Hanoi on October 8, following the release of the VPSF 2025 summary report. The report, compiled based on input from nearly 6,500 delegates and over 3,000 opinions from the business community across 12 local dialogue sessions nationwide, proposed many recommendations. Notably, it suggested a CEO training scheme to nurture a new generation of Vietnamese business leaders. The '10,000 CEO Training Programme' is designed to provide a structured roadmap, practical guidance, and expert support for private sector leaders in Vietnam. It follows a three-phase plan: piloting with 1,000 participants in late 2025, scaling up to 7,000 participants from 2027 to 2029, and achieving widespread impact in 2030. The course comprises eight training modules, covering topics such as entrepreneurship, business strategy, financial management, and technology, AI, and innovation. Funding for the programme will be split 50/50 between sponsorships and tuition fees. The VYEA also plans to create an online, transparent, and regularly updated policy feedback platform to track progress and strengthen implementation of VPSF recommendations. The '10,000 CEO Training Programme' aims to equip and empower a new generation of Vietnamese business leaders, fostering growth and innovation in the country's private sector. With a well-structured roadmap and balanced funding, the programme is set to make a significant impact over the next five years.
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