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Hack4Growth 2021 kicks off in Australia
Anh Kiet 21:31, 2021/04/28
Hack4Growth is an innovation contest launched by AVSE Global (Association of Vietnamese Scientists and Experts), one of the largest networks of Vietnamese scientists and experts.

Hack4Growth 2021, initiated by Startup Vietnam Frontier - Australia (SVF-AU) and the Vietnam Australia Innovation Network Inc (NIC-AU), have just kicked off in Australia.

The event, with the aim of promoting the ecosystem for innovative start-ups, has lured the attention of numerous Vietnamese international student community.

Running until June 12, similar contests will be held simultaneously in North America, Europe, Japan, and Vietnam.

Speaking at the launching ceremony, Dr. Tran Viet Hung, a successful founder in Silicon Valley and a member of an advisory group in the Prime Minister’s national committee on education-training reform for 2016-2021, affirmed that Vietnam faces huge opportunities in the development of IT-related start-ups.

 Hack4Growth Kick-off 2021 was held online on April 25. Source: hack4growth.org

Hung stressed that Vietnam’s achievements in curbing the Covid-19 pandemic have turned the country into a destination for investors and businesses across the globe.

Vietnamese start-ups will flourish if they are able to seize opportunities, Hung said.

However, he noted the number of engineers and high-quality tech products in Vietnam remains modest, adding that this is a good chance for young overseas Vietnamese students who wish to return to the homeland to set up their career.

Echoing Hung, CEO of Ohmnilabs Company Vu Duy Thuc pointed out that potential Vietnamese start-ups are in education, health care, and e-commerce.

Vietnamese start-ups are advised to have an open innovation mindset to partner with universities, research institutions, and entrepreneurs and seek new technology solutions, Thuc noted.

With the theme "Do Not Just Start A Business - Let's Solve A Problem", Hack4Growth Kick-off 2021 pointed out the importance of start-ups to solve issues in society and discussed the current status of the innovation sector in Vietnam in 2021.

Hack4Growth is an innovation contest launched by AVSE Global (Association of Vietnamese Scientists and Experts), one of the largest networks of Vietnamese scientists and experts, under the patronage of the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese, with the ambition of igniting Vietnamese innovation through building a prominent platform for the innovators’ community in Vietnam, connecting them with investors, businesses, as well as those seeking innovative solutions.

In 2021, AVSE Global will launch Hack4Growth Season 2 – Unlimited with the aim of finding global innovators with brilliant ideas and projects as well as practical solutions to local challenges, which can be scaled up regionally and worldwide.

Individuals wishing to learn more about the contest or register to join the contest can visit the website http://bit.ly/H4GAU2021_ALLINFO for more information.

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