Critical Business Advisory
Our bi-weekly profiles on people making a difference in S.E.A.
For our February and first edition of 2020, join Granger Whitelaw and the Lotus team as we honor one of Saigon’s finest. Albin Deforges, Co-founder of successful F&B projects Bia Craft & Quan Ut Ut, to name only a few
“When somebody has a breakthrough innovation, it is rarely one little thing… It’s usually a whole bunch of things that collectively amount to a huge innovation.” Read & download the full feature article of Ben Nguyen in our E-magazine below
‘Does anyone know how to juggle?’ The Lotus hesitantly raises its hand. This is not what we had expected at a business meeting of CEOs and executives, but it was the question posed by the guest coach that day, Warren
Self-renewal may be one of the rarest traits of all. It can only be possessed by people who accomplish great and difficult things despite any obstacles they continually face, or “genius” as the great artist Paul Cezanne called them. The
22 years ago, Dr. Mason Cobb came to Vietnam with one mission in mind: to develop an international standard of healthcare in the country. Since then, he has set up Columbia-Gia Dinh Clinic Joint Venture, the first American-based clinic since
Perception is everything… That’s why Ha Anh Vu’s supermodel identity might take people by surprise. When The Lotus had the chance to sit down and talk to her, the idea of supermodels who are blessed with beauty and aligned with
Over the last few years, mobile applications have become one of the primary ways people communicate, shop, organize their lives, play, and even work. With Google Play and Apple offering 2,100,000+ and 2,000,000+ apps respectively, the problems in making a
Continue readingLam Tran – Perfecting The Art of Perseverance
If you’ve ever googled “Chocolate in Vietnam,” you would see almost all of the top results have something to do with Marou Chocolate. The brand’s success story has been equally surprising and fascinating, as is the conversation between Granger Whitelaw
Sesto E. Vecchi first came to Vietnam as a General Counsel to the U.S Navy in the 1960s, so it’s safe to say the relationship of the prestigious Russin & Vecchi founder with the country has been more than fascinating.