During the past decade, there has been a significant increase in investments into Asean countries as political stability, young and cheap labour force and government incentives have paved the way for economic growth in these countries. As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, this growth in the region is expected to accelerate this year and beyond as companies look to diversify and pivot their supply chain to Asean countries.We are very excited to invite you to the webinar "Investments and Supply Chain pivot to Asean countries". In collaboration with 9 business chambers, please join us on 5 August, 2020 at 2:00pm (Indochina Time) for Mazars' first ever regional webinar that will include Mazars leaders from Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines - countries that are expected to benefit from the increased investments. These experts will share their perspectives on the economic attractions, discuss the business environment and talk about the licensing and market entry procedures for investors in the country that they lead.Location: Webex Events SystemDate: Wednesday, 5 August 2020Time: 02:00 – 03:30 PM (VN/BKK time)Language: EnglishAttendance fee: Free of chargeRegistration: https://bit.ly/332Ez9DAgenda:
02:00 - 02:10 PM Introduction of Moderator and Panelists
02:10 – 03:10 PM Country Presentation
03:10 – 03:30 PM Q&A Session & ClosingModerator & Speaker:
(Disclaimer: This is not an AusCham Vietnam event, but is promoted in good faith as an event that may or may not be of interest to AusCham’s members).
- Jack Nguyen | Partner, Mazars in Vietnam
- Justin Lim | Senior Manager, Corporate Secretarial Services | Mazars in Singapore
- Yap Sim Yee | Head of Outsourcing Operations | Mazars in Malaysia
- Sebastien Gautier | Managing Partner | Mazars in Indonesia
- Jacqueline Villar | Managing Partner | Mazars in Philippines
- Kodchakorn Kum-iem | Director, Legal Practice | Mazars in Thailand
(Disclaimer: This is not an AusCham Vietnam event, but is promoted in good faith as an event that may or may not be of interest to AusCham’s members).
