Dr. David is President of Vietnam Chamber of Commerce in Singapore (VietCham Singapore) where he advise various Vietnamese and International enterprises with their local and global business expansion. He is also Chairman of Regulus Investment and Capital Holdings, a private equity fund in Singapore and Vice President of Vietnamese Association in Singapore. David has assisted and helped over 120 Vietnamese SMEs and startups to expand to global market through Singapore, UAE, Australia and USA Gateway.
On the blockchain focus, David is advisor to various ICOs such as BigBom, SuchApp, Kambria and co-author the book “Blockchain and Investment in ICOs: The basics, the pathway to financial freedom” together with Dr. Loi Luu, CEO and co-founder of Kyber Network. David is also frequent speaker at various blockchain conferences such as Vietnam Blockchain Week, ICO Rating Summit, Gateway to Dubai, Vietnam Blockchain Festival etc. He will also be speaking at Singapore Fintech Festival 2018, the largest global fintech conference by the end of the year. David also chair the Advisory Board to the Technological Revolution 4.0 Magazine in Vietnam and writer to many mainstream journals and magazine such Security for the Capital (An Ninh Thu Do), etc.
His extensive professional experience and management skill set has helped to streamline client’s operations, increase efficiencies and improve client service levels multi-folds.
A stealth leader, a strategist and synergist, he connect downward, upward, and across to design business models and systems conversions that actualize the value. Maximizing “management by walking around”, he champion, energize, and unify all stakeholders. His strength is delivering the highest possible ROI, banking on the best cost basis.
David holds a Ph.D from Université du Maine — France, Double MBA in Marketing and Strategy from Nanyang Business School — Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Profile: Linkedin.com/in/quangvunguyen/
Midas Protocol verry good !
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