Coteccons Announces New Leadership

On November 05, 2021, Coteccons Construction Joint Stock Company (Code: CTD) recently issued a staffing structure that aligns with the company’s diversification strategy and announced a senior staff appointment to the Board of Directors.

With the increasingly fierce competition in the construction field, in addition to focusing on the core business by ensuring and improving the quality of works to approach international standards, the company must rapidly develop new business segments such as infrastructure, renewable energy; expand environment-friendly construction solutions; optimize technology, etc. Strategy to diversify business activities in the field with high intellectual and technological content will require focus on and investment more in human resources. Coteccons identifies people as the key factor and plays a critical role in the successful implementation of the strategy.

With the orientation, Ms. Pham Thi Bich Ngoc was appointed to the position of Deputy General Director of Human Resource Management, with the responsibility to continue appointing high-level human resources to serve the model of diversification and standardization of human resource management platforms such as evaluation system closely linked to business objectives, career development roadmap for employees, talent retention program, salary and benefit system linked to job performance…

Ms. Ngoc has joined Coteccons since May 2021 as a senior advisor to the Board. She graduated with a Master of Business Administration from Solvay University, a BA in English from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities and has 24 years of experience working for leading companies in Vietnam such as Techcombank, Masan, Prudential, MGM Grand Ho Tram, Bayer and Vietnam Airlines. In addition to her primary expertise in human resource management, Ms. Ngoc continues to serve as Senior Advisor to the Board of Directors, leading the transformation of organizational culture and customer experience, localizing training programs; ensuring to inherit the traditional values of Coteccons while meeting international standards.

In addition, the Company also announced that Mr. Michael Tran will be leaving Coteccons as of November 30, 2021, and thank him for his great contribution over the past year. Mr. Bolat Duisenov, Chairman of Coteccons shared, “Coteccons would like to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Michael Tran for his tremendous contribution to our company over the past year, we recognize and appreciate his competent and professional work ethic, his commitment, dedication, and leadership, especially his great efforts in setting up the team and ensuring smooth operations at the sites. In particular, Mr. Michael Tran is one of the pioneers in building Coteccon’s transformation platform in the past year. Coteccons would like to wish that Mr. Michael Tran will continue to achieve further great success in his new chapter.”

 

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