High School Student Researcher Triet Pham’s Research on Competitive Advantage in the Vietnamese Food and Beverage Industry was accepted at the 19th International Conference of the Academy of Global Business Research and Practice (AGBRP)

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Triet Pham is a student at Reigate Grammar School Vietnam. He has received recognition in international mathematics competitions, including the Asian Student Exchange Program, the American Mathematics Olympiad, the Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad, the International Mathematics Assessments for Schools, and the Singapore International Math Olympiad Challenge. At his school’s Model United Nations (RGSVMUN), Triet has served in multiple roles, including Head of Public Relations, Head of Recruitment, and advisor. He has also contributed as a Public Relations executive, where he created social media content, translated communications, and supported media projects.

Triet’s research paper, Competing with Multinationals: The Interplay of Partnerships, Local Knowledge, and Financial Resources in Shaping Competitive Advantage, has been accepted at the 19th International Conference of the Academy of Global Business Research and Practice (AGBRP). His study explores how firms operating alongside multinational corporations achieve growth and competitive advantage, focusing on the Vietnamese food and beverage industry and examining the combined role of partnerships, financial resources, and local knowledge.

The 19th International Conference of the Academy of Global Business Research and Practice (AGBRP) provides a platform for academics, business leaders, policymakers, and entrepreneurs to exchange ideas and address complex global challenges.

Congratulations to Triet on this achievement!

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