Startup a Business in the Technology Industry: Challenges and Solutions

Startup a Business in the Technology Industry: Challenges and Solutions
To provide students of the Faculty of Applied Sciences with valuable insights into entrepreneurship, the challenges of the technology industry, and effective ways to overcome them, the faculty is organizing a discussion session titled "Startup a Business in the Technology Industry: Challenges and Solutions."
Esteemed company executives and successful alumni entrepreneurs are invited to share their experiences and expertise, offering students practical knowledge and inspiration for their future ventures.
Attendees of the discussion session:
•    Dr. Bui Hong Quan – Vice President of Vinamit Organic Company
•    MSc. Nguyen Minh Khang – Director of Long An Agrochem Import-Export Company Limited
•    Ms. Tran Khanh Nguyen – Alumna of the Faculty of Applied Sciences, Director of Win Win Company Limited and Dolami Joint Stock Company
•    Along with many students from the Faculty of Applied Sciences who are passionate about entrepreneurship
At the beginning of the program, MSc. Bui Anh Vo emphasized the significance of this discussion session in enhancing students' knowledge and skills. This event serves as a valuable supplement for participants of the ongoing Startup Idea Competition organized by the Faculty of Applied Sciences, as well as for students aspiring to launch their own businesses in the future. 

•    Dr. Bui Hong Quan summarized Vinamit’s second startup journey, focusing on the production of organic food and strategies to enhance product value for export markets.
•    MSc. Nguyen Minh Khang shared his experience of starting a business from scratch. Through perseverance and overcoming numerous challenges, he successfully built a high-value fertilizer company.
•    Ms. Tran Khanh Nguyen reflected on her career path after graduating from university, gaining experience in various roles before eventually launching two successful companies. 

The lively discussion continued until noon, during which students received valuable advice and insightful answers to their questions. This helped them gain a deeper understanding of entrepreneurship in their field of study, leaving them feeling more confident and motivated about their career choices.
 

The Faculty of Applied Sciences presented gifts and extended congratulations to the guest speakers and businesses. Students also had the opportunity to take souvenir photos with all attendees, capturing memorable moments from the event.