U&M is the exclusive authorized partner of the Global Leadership & Governance Institute (GLGI, USA) in Vietnam. Headquartered in Vietnam with a strategic focus on ASEAN, U&M is authorized to develop, deliver and locally implement GLGI\u2019s core services, including global leadership development, executive education, cross-border strategic advisory and international business matchmaking. U&M serves as GLGI\u2019s operational platform in Vietnam and a gateway for its broader engagement across Southeast Asia.<\/p>\n
GLGI is headquartered at the Chrysler Building in Manhattan, New York. Its international network brings together former heads of state and government, senior policymakers, internationally renowned business-school professors, multinational corporate executives, chambers of commerce and investment promotion authorities worldwide. Leveraging this network together with its local market capabilities, U&M connects leaders, institutions, strategic resources and business opportunities across North America, Europe, China and ASEAN.<\/p>\n
We support two-way international expansion: helping Vietnamese and ASEAN enterprises grow overseas while enabling foreign companies and investors to enter and operate successfully in Vietnam. Our integrated service ecosystem covers market-entry preparation and executive training, strategic partner and resource matching, on-the-ground execution and long-term advisory support.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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