Standing Vice Chairwoman of SeABank honored by Forbes as Top 10 new generation businesswomen

10 outstanding businesswomen are young and prove their status and role of their enterprises as well as themselves in the market or develop their own enterprises or inherit from their parents. Under their leading, their companies have gained much success and can get outbreak in the future.

Together with Ms Le Thu Thuy, some other businesswomen who are also honored by Forbes are Ms Nguyen Thanh Phuong – Chairwoman of BOD of Ban Viet Securities Company and Ban Viet Fund Management Company, member of BOD of Ban Viet Bank; Ms Le Hong Thuy Tien – Chairwoman cum CEO of IPP Group; Ms Tran Nguyen Thien Huong – Chairwoman of Hoa Mat Troi Media Company; Ms Dang Thi Minh Phuong – Chairwoman of Minh Phương Logistics; Ms Tran Thi Le – CEO of NutiFood; Ms Hoang Ngoc Vy- CEO of  Vien thong A; Ms Le Nu Thuy Duong – CEO of Huy Hoang Joint Stock Company; Ms Đang Huynh Uc Mi – Ex- Chairwoman of Thanh Thanh Cong Tay Ninh Sugarcane and Sugar Company; Ms Chu Thi Thanh Ha – Vice CEO of FPT.

Ms Le Thu Thuy is the the most youngest among them. According to Forbes: "Although Ms Le Thu Thuy is 31 years old, she has 10 year experience in international banking and finance and 8 year in SeABank. Being daughter of Madame Nguyen Thi Nga, Chairwoman of BOD of SeABank, Ms Thuy joined in SeABank in 2007 and has experienced in many positions in many divisions of SeABank. She has proved her capacity and prestige. In the end of 2013, she was voted by staff as The excellent leader of the year and was honored by Global Banking & Finance Review (GBAF - UK) as Best Young Banking Leader Vietnam 2014. At SeABank, Ms  Le Thu Thuy has made a landmark in time of SeABank transforming to model of modern and multifunctional retail bank, diversifying services and products. She also directly  connect and successfully develop the strategic relationship woth big domestic partners such as PV Gas anh Mercedes-Benz...

At the present, SeABank has more than 2.300 employees at  155 branches and transaction points across the country with the charter capital of nearly 5.500 billion dong and total asset of over 80 thousand billion dong."