As a Silver Sponsor for the 30th Anniversary of VNU-UET’s Faculty of IT, GEM Corporation affirms that its investment is driven by deep gratitude for the institution that shaped its leadership, and a firm resolve to elevate Vietnam into a leading global IT nation.
The 30th Anniversary celebration of the Faculty of Information Technology (FIT) at the VNU University of Engineering and Technology (VNU-UET) was a significant milestone, marked by the faculty’s receipt of the Certificate of Merit from the Prime Minister for its extensive contributions. For GEM Corporation, the Silver Sponsor, the partnership reflects a sincere and strategic dedication to the very roots of its success.
Honoring the Origin of Excellence
GEM’s support for the anniversary is fundamentally rooted in genuine tribute. Mr Hoang Ngo, CEO of GEM, alongside many key personnel, is distinguished alumni of FIT. They are direct beneficiaries of the faculty’s rigorous academic standards, which have positioned it as a leading incubator of IT human resources in Vietnam.
The sponsorship is an authentic expression of appreciation for the institution that provided the crucial educational bedrock for their careers. It underscores GEM’s belief that success necessitates looking back and investing forward.
“This celebration is profoundly meaningful to our leadership team and staff,” the CEO remarked. “We are honored to stand with VNU-UET during this major milestone. Our contribution is driven by a deep respect for the Faculty’s role in developing the technical talent that powers not only GEM but the nation’s digital growth.”
GEM CEO sharing about our meaningful sponsorship
A Clear Path to a Global IT Powerhouse
Vietnam’s ambitious goal of becoming a new global IT powerhouse depends on a continuous flow of highly skilled, practice-ready graduates.
Recognizing this, GEM Corporation’s visible commitment to VNU-UET reflects a foundational investment in the nation’s intellectual capital. The commitment is strategic, focusing sharply on nurturing young talents and bridging the critical gap between academia and industry.
Ultimately, this initiative serves as both a clear demonstration of corporate responsibility and a powerful example for how industry leaders can effectively channel their success back into the educational institutions that hold the key to Vietnam’s technological destiny.
