The issue on how to plan, organize and supervise business activities effectively has always been challenging for managers in the digital age, especially in the currently complicated context of Covid-19 pandemic.
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| Madam Pham Thu Hang – Representative of PGSM Vietnam gives appreciation flowers to Prof. Tran Tho Dat – President of National Economics University at PGSM’s 10th Anniversary of Post-Graduate Training in Vietnam |
Established in Vietnam for a full decade, Paris Graduate School of Management (PGSM)’s International Executive Master of Business Administration (IEMBA) Program not only provides high-quality human resources for Vietnamese enterprises, but also lays a foundation to help managers go further in their careers and construct values for the community and society.
From a leading French brand of graduate education…
Paris Graduate School of Management – PGSM (École supérieure de gestion ESG de Paris – ESG) are institutions of higher education in France.
After over four decades of establishment and development, Paris Graduate School of Management – PGSM (École supérieure de gestion ESG de Paris – ESG) has consistently achieved significant growth, with 17 current business school in France and around 90,000 students.
The institutions are highly prestigious Business Schools in France and Europe with the mission of training the managers of tomorrow at a global level.
Paris Graduate School of Management – PGSM (École supérieure de gestion ESG de Paris – ESG) is currently the official member of Galileo Global Education which is Europe’s largest Education System. Galileo’s system includes 45 member schools across the globe, 120,000 students per year from all over the world, 100,000 alumni, and 85 campuses in more than 10 cities across the continents such as Shanghai, Mumbai, Paris, London, and Milan, etc.
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| Madam Pham Thu Hang – Representative of PGSM Vietnam gives appreciation flowers to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Minh Tam – Deputy Director of Vietnam National University-HCMC at PGSM’s 10th Anniversary of Post-Graduate Training in Vietnam |
…to an “attractive” brand of management training in Vietnam
After many years of successful implementation in Vietnam, under strict censorship of education processes and quality, the International Executive Master of Business Administration (IEMBA) Program of Paris Graduate School of Management (PGSM), in a cooperation with Vietnam National University – Ho Chi Minh City and National Economics University – Hanoi City, has made significant contributions to providing highly qualified human resources for domestic economic groups such as Vietnam Electricity (EVN), Vietnam Oil & Gas Group (PVN), numerous commercial banks, non-bank financial organizations, and other types of businesses.
2020 has marked 10 years of the presence of PGSM’s International Executive Master of Business Administration (IEMBA) Program in Vietnam, with nearly 1,000 students and graduates, most of whom are successful businessmen with many contributions to the community and society. These are the testimonies to PGSM’s contributions to the training and improvement of highly qualified human resources of Vietnam in the global integration trend.
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| Representative of PGSM Vietnam takes photos with lecturers, partners and students at PGSM’s 10th Anniversary of Post-Graduate Training in Vietnam |
Vietnam’s economy is increasingly and deeply integrated with the global economy, opening up new opportunities and posing many challenges. Enhancing the management and operating capacity of the management team is crucial, especially in the current world context with many unpredictable changes.
In the next 10 years, on the basis of inheriting and promoting the existing experience and advantages of a leading French training brand, together with good cooperation with leading universities in Vietnam, PGSM will continue to expand high-quality training partnerships with the expectation that after graduation, Vietnamese students will play an active and significant role in improving the management experience of Vietnamese managers, affirming the capacity and position of Vietnam in the international arena.
