Past
Thoughtshow 6: Circular Economy and Innovation

The sixth edition took place shortly after severe storm damage in northern Vietnam — a context that turned questions about resilience from theory into something immediate. Staged as Thoughtshow 6: Sustainable Future & GLC, it focused on the circular economy and on sustainability models already operating in Vietnam.

Speakers
- Tran Bang Viet — Founder & CEO, Dong A Solutions
- Dr. Pham Hong Hai — Lecturer, University of Finance and Marketing
- Dr. Duong Van Thinh — Advisor, Design Thinking Village
- Pham Dang An — Deputy CEO, Vu Phong Energy Group
- Nguyen Thu Huong, MSc — Lecturer, USSH
- Brian O’Reilly — Business Development Director, MOIVAO Digital Solutions

Admission was free for students. This edition also made the ecosystem behind the series visible: the backdrop credited three tiers of partners — organisers, supporting organisations and media partners — rather than a single GLC logo.
Events
Other events
NEPA × GLC at GRECO 2026: Cooperation for a Sustainable Future
Cooperation for a Sustainable Future: from 26 to 29 October, NEPA × GLC invites you to the Green Impact Hub booth on Nguyen Hue Boulevard to explore Digital MRV, the ESG Sandbox, GLC Academy and the Living Labs, and to add your voice to the Ho Chi Minh City Green Transition Survey.
View details →WCEF 2026 Wrap-up & Green Impact Lab Cohort 2 Launch
An online wrap-up of NEPA & GLC's official side event at the World Circular Economy Forum 2026, a conversation with international experts, and the launch of Green Impact Lab Cohort 2. Planned for November 2026 — register to be notified as soon as the date is set.
View details →Earth Day 2026 — OED Forum & Workshop
Building green careers and a governance roadmap with the OED framework in the new era.
Event page ↗From Compliance to Green Leadership
An official World Circular Economy Forum 2026 side event held by NEPA & GLC on 14 September 2026: three speakers on EPR legal risk ahead of the 2027 declaration, ESG data gaps and supply-chain traceability — and three things an SME can do right away.
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