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Screened from around 2,000 young people in different fields from 23 countries and territories in the Asia-Pacific region, four representatives of Viet Nam were included in this prestigious list of Forbes.
1. Ly Khanh Hau, 28 years old, investment manager at 500 Viet Nam startups
Ly Khanh Hau is currently the youngest investor in the 500 Startups Viet Nam fund, a US$14 million venture capital fund that invests in potential startups operating or coming from Viet Nam.
As a talented young woman, she helped the fund invest $3 million for about 40 startups, which successfully raised more than a total of $100 million in the next round of capital visits.
2. Kevin Tung Nguyen, 20 years old, co-founder of JobHop
Kevin Tung Nguyen is co-founder of JobHop, a Vietnamese recruitment company that aims to simplify and improve the recruitment process for human resources (HR) managers.
The company uses data and artificial intelligence technology (AI) to screen candidate profiles on websites to suggest those who are most suitable. Since its establishment in 2016, the company has become a bridge for 500,000 job seekers and 2,000 companies, according to JobHop.
3. Ngo Hoang Gia Khanh, 29 years old, finance and development director at Tiki
When Khanh joined Tiki’s e-commerce activities four years ago, the company was still selling books online. As a member of the board of directors and chief financial officer, Khanh has worked with founder Tran Ngoc Thai Son to turn Tiki into a multidisciplinary e-commerce platform and to become one of the prominent names in Viet Nam’s market.
In 2017, Tiki raised more than $44 million from JD.com and VNG in C series capital raising. To date, this has been the most valuable technological investment round in Viet Nam.
4. Le Tan Thanh Thinh, 28 years old, CEO of BrandBeats
Le Tan Thanh Thinh is the co-founder and CEO of BrandBeats, a company that provides consulting services and channels through music. This is one of three Vietnamese startups that received invitations to attend the World Economic Forum in 2018.
BrandBeats connects music producers with branding experts to create broad media campaigns for a number of names such as Pepsi, Unilever, P&G and Nestle.
The “Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2019” includes 30 honorees in 10 categories. The categories are The Arts (Art & Style, Food & Drink); Entertainment & Sports; Finance & Venture Capital; Media, Marketing & Advertising; Retail & Ecommerce; Enterprise Technology; Industry, Manufacturing & Energy; Healthcare & Science; Social Entrepreneurs; and Consumer Technology.