HR firm Talentnet increasing regional footprint

February 05, 2024 | 10:38

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Human resources (HR) consultancy Talentnet opened a new branch in Cambodia and a representative office in Singapore in January in a bid to expand its business and to assist Vietnamese firms more effectively in finding growth opportunities in new markets.

Leveraging its profound understanding of the domestic market, regulations, and labour laws, Talentnet has formed the 'g-local’ philosophy - 'think globally, act locally' - affirming its position as a major HR consultancy firm in Vietnam, while its partnerships with Mercer and ADP Streamline - two global giants in the human resources industry - has enabled the firm to deliver globally recognised standards to Vietnam.

HR firm Talentnet increasing regional footprint

Tieu Yen Trinh, founder and CEO, Talentnet

Tieu Yen Trinh, founder and CEO of Talentnet, said, “This expansion not only builds Talentnet into a regional company, but also opens up opportunities to support Vietnamese businesses moving out into the region.”

With Vietnamese firms increasingly investing throughout the region in countries such as Cambodia, Talentnet can assist local partners in clearly identifying the right business opportunities and accurately implementing the process of entering new markets.

For Singapore, Talentnet will assist enterprises based there to enter Vietnam, providing a big picture of the Vietnamese labour market, working culture, and labour laws, ensuring compliance with governmental requirements, and contributing to the country's overall economic development.

A Talentnet seminar held in Cambodia last December

“With proven professional capacity and the pride of a Vietnamese business that well understands the national spirit, Talentnet strives to collaborate with local partners in bolstering the image of Vietnamese businesses and indeed, the whole country, on the international stage,” Trinh added.

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