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SUMMARY:Cancham's 3rd Annual Consumer Trends Seminar 2026
DESCRIPTION:IS CONSUMERISM DRIVING VIETNAM’S AMBITIOUS GDP GROWTH\, IF NOT WHAT IS? \n\nOrganized by: Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (CanCham Vietnam)Supported by: Consulate General of Canada in Ho Chi Minh City \n\n📅 Thursday\, October 22\, 2026🕜 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM📍 Hilton Saigon Hotel11 Me Linh Square\, Saigon Ward\, Ho Chi Minh City \n\nVietnam’s GDP growth is estimated to be between 7.1% to 9.5% for 2026.  \n\nConsidering the Domestic sector represents roughly 65% of total GDP\, how is the consumer sector stacking up against other sectors in terms of reaching GDP growth in 2026? \n\nJoin CANCHAM’S third Annual Consumer Trends Seminar with the leading experts of GDP and Consumerism in Vietnam and find out which sectors and trends are driving growth and which are in danger of sliding down the value chain. \n\nThe program will feature perspectives from leading organizations including VinaCapital\, IFM\, Dragon Capital\, Cimigo\, NielsenIQ and Kantar\, followed by a panel discussion and networking opportunity.  \n\n\nREGISTER HERE\n\n\nTicket Information\n\nCanCham Members: VND 250\,000Co-host Members: VND 300\,000Non-Members: VND 500\,000 \n\nRegistration is subject to availability. Ticket confirmation will be provided upon successful registration and payment. \n\nWhy Attend?\n\nGain first-hand insights from leading market and business experts\, understand the latest shifts in Vietnam’s consumer and economic landscape\, and connect with fellow business leaders and professionals. \n\nJoin CanCham Vietnam for an afternoon of insights\, discussion and networking – and discover what Vietnam’s consumer market may look like next.
URL:https://canchamvietnam.org/event/canchams-3rd-annual-consumer-trends-seminar-2026/
LOCATION:Hilton Saigon\, 11 Me Linh Square\, Sai Gon Ward\, HCMC
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SUMMARY:Webinar 3: Manufacturing for Competitiveness
DESCRIPTION:Canada–Vietnam Manufacturing Trade Partnerships: Resilient and Responsible Supply Chains \n\n\nOnline via Zoom \n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegister now to join the conversation.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nVietnam’s manufacturing sector is entering a new phase of transformation. As the country moves up the value chain\, opportunities are emerging in higher-value manufacturing\, advanced technologies\, sustainable production\, and resilient supply chains. \n\nAt the same time\, Canadian companies bring expertise\, technologies\, sustainable business practices\, and investment capabilities that can contribute to Vietnam’s next stage of manufacturing growth. \n\nJoin us for Manufacturing for Competitiveness\, the third and final webinar in the Canada–Vietnam Trade and Investment Webinar Series\, as we explore how Canadian and Vietnamese businesses can build stronger manufacturing partnerships and unlock new opportunities for bilateral trade and investment. \n\nThe webinar is delivered under the Impact Investment Readiness in Vietnam (IIRV) Project\, funded by Global Affairs Canada and implemented by Impact Investment Exchange (IIX) in partnership with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (CanCham Vietnam). \n\n\nWhy Manufacturing\, Why Now?\n\nVietnam’s economic growth has been strongly driven by export-oriented manufacturing and foreign investment. Today\, the country is increasingly focused on moving up the value chain\, with priorities including electronics\, semiconductors\, high-tech manufacturing\, and more sustainable production. \n\nThere are also significant opportunities for greater Canada–Vietnam collaboration. \n\nMachinery and mechanical equipment\, together with electronics and electrical equipment\, account for 53% of Vietnam’s exports to Canada\, while Vietnam continues to import production inputs from Canada\, including machinery\, steel\, fertilizers\, pulp\, and minerals. \n\nWith both countries being members of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)\, businesses can benefit from improved market access and a stronger framework for bilateral trade and investment. \n\n\n\nWhat We’ll Explore\n\nThe webinar will bring together Canadian and Vietnamese businesses\, investors\, industry stakeholders\, and experts to discuss: \n\n\nManufacturing opportunities between Canada and Vietnam\, including priority areas for collaboration\n\nVietnam’s manufacturing transformation and its move toward higher-value production\n\nCPTPP opportunities and market-access considerations\n\nBuilding more resilient and sustainable manufacturing value chains\n\nThe role of Canadian expertise\, technology\, and investment in Vietnam’s manufacturing development\n\nPractical pathways for Vietnamese SMEs and social impact businesses to become trade- and investment-ready\n\nFinancing and support mechanisms for sustainability upgrades and capacity building\n\nReal-world examples of sustainable manufacturing in Vietnam\n\nOpportunities for Canadian companies to connect with Vietnamese partners and explore market entry\n\nThe role of women-led businesses and SMEs in Vietnam’s transition toward higher-value manufacturing\n\n\n\n\nFeatured Discussion\n\nThe programme will include a keynote presentation\, a real-world case spotlight\, and a panel discussion bringing together perspectives from across the Canada–Vietnam manufacturing ecosystem. \n\n– Key Topics \n\nOpportunities for Vietnamese–Canadian Manufacturing PartnershipsAn overview of bilateral manufacturing opportunities\, market access considerations under the CPTPP\, priority areas for collaboration\, and opportunities for Canadian companies and investors. \n\nSustainable Manufacturing in VietnamHear from Vietnamese businesses working to develop more sustainable and resilient manufacturing models. \n\nUnlocking Canada–Vietnam Manufacturing PartnershipsA cross-market discussion on trade and investment opportunities\, market-entry considerations\, financing pathways\, sustainable value chains\, and the barriers faced by SMEs and social impact businesses. \n\nInteractive Q&AParticipants will have the opportunity to engage directly with speakers and panelists. \n\n– Speakers \n\nSpeaker lineup to be announced soon. \n\nThe programme will feature representatives from Canadian and Vietnamese businesses\, manufacturing and trade organizations\, and investment-support institutions. \n\n\n \n\nWho Should Attend?\n\nThis webinar is designed for: \n\n\nCanadian manufacturing companies exploring opportunities in Vietnam and the wider Indo-Pacific\n\nVietnamese SMEs and manufacturing businesses seeking Canadian partners\, technologies\, investment\, or international market opportunities\n\nCanadian companies looking to establish or strengthen manufacturing partnerships in Vietnam\n\nInvestors interested in sustainable manufacturing and impact investment\n\nManufacturing and supply-chain professionals\n\nTrade and investment promotion organizations\n\nBusiness associations and industry stakeholders\n\nWomen-led and social impact businesses looking to expand into international markets\n\n\nWhat You Will Take Away\n\nBy participating\, you will: \n\n\nGain insights into Vietnam’s evolving manufacturing landscape\n\nIdentify promising Canada–Vietnam trade and partnership opportunities\n\nUnderstand how the CPTPP can support bilateral manufacturing cooperation\n\nLearn practical approaches to becoming trade- and investment-ready\n\nHear real-world lessons from businesses operating in Vietnam\n\nDiscover potential financing and support mechanisms for sustainability upgrades\n\nConnect with potential business partners through post-webinar matchmaking\n\n\nPost-Webinar Matchmaking\n\nThe conversation does not have to end when the webinar does. \n\nFollowing the event\, participants will have the opportunity to indicate their business interests and connection requests through a post-webinar survey. CanCham Vietnam will facilitate relevant warm introductions\, while IIX may provide follow-up support related to financing where appropriate. \n\nAbout the IIRV Project\n\nThe Impact Investment Readiness in Vietnam (IIRV) Project aims to strengthen the investment readiness of Vietnamese social impact businesses and sustainable SMEs\, particularly women-led enterprises\, while expanding access to private capital and international markets. \n\nThis webinar is part of a three-part Canada–Vietnam Trade and Investment Webinar Series\, following sessions focused on technology and agriculture. \n\nJoin Us\n\nDiscover where Canada and Vietnam can build the next generation of manufacturing partnerships — and how businesses can work together to create more resilient\, sustainable\, and responsible supply chains. \n\n \n\n\n\n\nRegister now to join the conversation.
URL:https://canchamvietnam.org/event/webinar-3-manufacturing-for-competitiveness/
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SUMMARY:Joint Chamber Halloween Mixer 2026
DESCRIPTION:👻 Ready for a frightfully good night of networking? \n\nThis Halloween\, swap the usual networking for spooky vibes\, delicious canapés\, fun games\, and exciting connections! \n\nCanCham\, ICHAM\, and CEEC invite you to the Joint Chamber Halloween Mixer 2026 at Café Cardinal\, The Reverie Saigon. Meet fellow professionals\, break the ice\, show off your Halloween costume\, and compete for the Best Costume Prize! \n\nCome for the fun\, stay for the connections\, and make this Halloween one to remember! 🎃 \n\n\n\n📅 Event Details \n\nDate: Thursday\, October 29\, 2026 \n\nTime: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM \n\nVenue: Café Cardinal\, The Reverie Saigon – Level 6\, 22-36 Nguyen Hue Boulevard & 57-69F Dong Khoi Street\, Sai Gon Ward\, HCMC \n\nDress Code: Halloween Chic – spooky\, stylish\, or spectacular! Costumes are encouraged. \n\n\n\n🎟️ Ticket Prices \n\n\nCanCham\, ICHAM & CEEC Members: VND 200\,000\n\nMembers of Co-host Chambers: VND 300\,000\n\nNon-members: VND 400\,000\n\n\nYour ticket includes access to the mixer\, one complimentary drink\, and delicious canapés! \n\n\n🪄 Register here before spots vanish\n\n\n\n\nSpaces are limited\, so secure your spot and join us for a Halloween mixer that’s anything but ordinary. \n\nWe can’t wait to see you there\, costumes\, creativity\, and your best networking energy are all welcome!
URL:https://canchamvietnam.org/event/joint-chamber-halloween-mixer-2026/
LOCATION:The Reverie Saigon\, 22-36 Nguyen Hue Boulevard & 57-69F Dong Khoi Street Sai Gon Ward\, Ho Chi Minh City\, Viet Nam
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