Ho Chi Minh City, 11 October 2019 – ‘It doesn’t just make ‘social’ sense to promote diversity and inclusion, it also makes business sense” - business leaders, representatives of civil society, international organization and consumers found common ground at the Inclusive Business Forum in Ho Chi Minh today, on the eve of the Viet Nam Entrepreneur’s Day.
Inclusive Businesses go beyond philanthropy by integrating diversity and inclusion into their operations, combatting discrimination in both the workplace and society, while continuing to grow the business. With a diverse work staff, regardless of their background, sexual orientation, gender identity, or being differently abled, businesses in Viet Nam can tap into a pool of new talents and innovative ideas to keep up with rapidly changing markets. Read more