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Tokyo, Japan; Monday, August 3, 2026, A Business Talk titled “Made in Vietnam Finest CEO, A Solution to Enhance Profitability and Quality Management for Vietnamese and Japanese Enterprises in Japan” was held in Tokyo under the chairmanship of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyễn Đăng Minh, Chairman of GKM Group.
More than a conventional seminar introducing a management methodology, the event represented a commitment to co·create and accompany businesses, laying the foundation for practical technology transfer projects between Vietnamese and Japanese enterprises through the strategic coordination of GKM Japan.
A Fundamental Solution for Profit and Quality
As both Vietnamese businesses operating in Japan and Japanese enterprises enter a new era of global competition, they face increasing management challenges, including cultural differences, workforce retention, and invisible operational waste that gradually erodes profitability.
During the Business Talk, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyễn Đăng Minh introduced not merely a set of management tools, but a human·centered operating philosophy built upon the GKM Gene System and the Made in Vietnam Finest Management (MIV) Technology.
“Congratulations to GKM Group and GKM Japan for organizing such meaningful activities for the business community in Japan. I sincerely look forward to accompanying GKM in future initiatives to support the Vietnamese entrepreneurial community in Japan.”
Prof. Nguyễn Quốc Hùng, Aoyama Gakuin University
Rather than treating only the visible symptoms of organizational problems, the GKM approach follows a deeper philosophy “Create good people before creating good products and services.” When employees develop a strong foundation of Tâm Thế and fully understand the Five Universal Values, they naturally strive to improve Quality (Chất) while simultaneously optimizing Profit (Nhuận) for their organizations.
Ms. Nguyễn Thị Huyền Trang, President of the Asia-Pacific Business Development Association, shared “We are delighted to accompany GKM in developing the capabilities of young professionals as well as the broader Vietnamese community in Japan.”
This human-centered philosophy addresses what many conventional management systems have struggled with for decades, the “black box” of human development.
GKM Japan The Strategic Coordination Hub for Technology Transfer
The Business Talk was not merely an academic discussion; it served as the starting point for future collaborative projects.
As a Business Management Hub located in the heart of the G7 region, GKM Japan plays a strategic role in connecting, coordinating, and facilitating technology transfer projects between Vietnam and Japan.
Through this initiative, GKM Japan reaffirmed its commitment to accompanying both Vietnamese and Japanese enterprises in establishing organizations that share the same management DNA.
Rather than one·time consulting engagements, these technology transfer projects are designed as long-term partnerships that help businesses establish smooth operational systems, eliminate blame culture, and ensure confidence in Quality, Cost, and Delivery (QCD) performance.
Affirming the Bilateral Business Collaboration Model 2.0
This event further strengthened the New International Business Collaboration 2.0 model initiated by GKM.
It signifies the transition from the traditional Collaboration Model 1.0, where Japan was regarded solely as the management mentor while Vietnam primarily supplied low·cost labor.
The Business Talk delivered a confident and forward·looking message. In future collaborative projects, Vietnam will contribute its Tâm Thế philosophy, the Made in Vietnam Finest Management (MIV) Technology, and its finest human resources, while Japanese partners contribute advanced engineering technologies, operational discipline, and market expertise.
Together, both sides collaborate as equal partners to build an integrated value chain and co-create products and services that embody the excellence of Made by Vietnam (MBV) and Made by Japan (MBJ).
Mr. Matsukami, Chairman of Nogyoujieitai, together with Mr. Kanamaru, Senior Advisor of GKM Japan, expressed their hope that GKM Japan would further strengthen its role in connecting and supporting Vietnamese and Japanese enterprises, enabling them to grow sustainably upon GKM’s philosophy of “Tran Tâm Thế.”
The Business Talk held in Tokyo on August 3, 2026 stands as a testament to GKM Group’s long-term strategy of proactive engagement and practical partnership.
By bringing Vietnamese management wisdom to address real-world international business challenges, GKM is not only enhancing the capabilities of enterprises but also opening a new chapter in Vietnam Japan collaboration, where technology transfer projects are built upon mutual respect, equal partnership, and a shared commitment to long-term, sustainable growth.
Tran Tam The !