Shark Le Dang Khoa: "For a startup, money is not the first thing to worry about "
- 06/11/2020
On November 5, the Center for Corporate Relation and the Faculty of Business Administration of the Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH) jointly organized the seminar titled "Don't rush on the path of entrepreneurship".
"Don't rush on the path of entrepreneurship" is the main topic of the Entrepreneur - Student Exchange program organized jointly by the Faculty of Business Administration and HUTECH Center for Corporate Relations
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Phu Tu - Dean of Faculty of Business Administration gives the opening speech at the seminar
Mr. Chau Van Thuong gives flowers to thank the program sponsor - Vietcombank Tan Dinh Branch
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Phu Tu gives flowers to the president of the FBAC club for their contribution to the planning of the program
On his return to HUTECH, Shark Le Dang Khoa appeared as an inspiration in his talk before over 500 HUTECH students. In addition, the program also welcomed the participation of several leaders of the Faculty of Business Administration.
Shark Khoa says, "To prepare for the startup journey, money is not something you worry about above all, instead make a clear plan based on your strengths and passions."
At the program, a series of questions from the students were answered and given specific suggestions by the speakers. Based on his own experience, the speaker also noted that when starting a business plan, you should set up many possible hypothetical situations to have the best preparation.
Students raise many questions around the issues concerning startup
Besides, Shark Khoa advised that students should not put too much pressure on the age of success because each person had their own timeline. Most importantly, individuals should pursue their goals with all perseverance and passion.
Between sharing his experience at the program, Shark Khoa stressed the importance of reading. Students were also advised to try their best to study hard and excel academically, while also learning from the lessons of mentors and those who have gone before them. Most important, everyone should be able to identify their own strengths, so that they could set clear goals and plan out specific strategies for their business. The speaker also said that monitoring and analyzing the socio-economic situation in Vietnam as well as around the world was a must-have habit for young people who wanted to start and run a business in the future. These messages are simply seen not only as helpful advice from a successful young entrepreneur but also an inspiration and motivation for HUTECH students to continue to strive and confidently pursue their passion.
By Office of External and Public Relations
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