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Ms Mary Tarnowka

Consul General of US in Vietnam

“Knowing how to lead the change is very important because we have to keep up with the future. You can’t control the world change, but you can control how you can change. Embrace change and let it change you.”

Mr Dante Brandi

Consul General of Italy

“Communicate what you believe in and you can be creative even if you have fractions” and “ when you feel insecure, ask the people whom you believe can give you a message even if the message is not a positive one”

Mr Richard Bale

Former Consul General of Canada

“The young people are better than the older generation regarding language skills, and also more willing to speak up in companies than the older generations did. This will bring active and positive changes from the bottom. This change will be slow, but he hopes that it will not be too slow.”

Mr Ted Osius

Former US Ambassador to Vietnam

"I support Lead The Change 2019 Exchange Trip because of Mr Thang. His mission is to help young people to achieve potential. I believe creativity and energy and future of young Vietnamese leaders."

Mr. Kyle Nunas

Consul General of Canada

"If you’re a manager or supervisor, it’s really important to clear each team member’s responsibility. You have to listen to other people, their problems. Sometimes your team member will be smarter and better than you, so you need to know how to interact with people, and raise your concern."

Mr. Martin Maier

Consul General of Switzerland

"In negotiation, acknowledging working style and culture was a crucial element to understand reactions’ causes in specific situation and find appropriate resolutions balancing benefits between parties."

Mr. Ian Gibbons

Consul General of British

"We do not know who we are in next 5 years so do not keep us in one version."

Mr Rick Yvanovich

Founder and CEO of TRG International

“To be successful as an entrepreneur, one should learn quickly, never stop changing, and overcome failures fast and resiliently.”

Mr Vincent Floreani

Consul General of France

“If you don’t change your behaviors, you will probably make some mistakes and risk giving a bad impression not only of you but also of your country”

Ms Nguyen Phi Van

Committee Member of UN Capital Development Fund

"There are still many flaws in your way of seeing the problem, but it is such a great pleasure to see you all performing so confidently on stage. This indeed
is not at all easy for students your age and I appreciate that."

Mr. Prinn Panitchpakdi

Deputy leader at Democrat Party, Thailand

"I hope to be a part of the agent of change, to inspire and empower the younger generations to be able to do more for the region, especially. And so I hope, by accepting to be a keynote speaker for the program, I'll be able to interact exchange ideas and speak to the future of ASEAN."