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The Chamber

Mission, vision and values.

The Australian Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (AusCham) is an independent, not-for-profit, and membership-based NGO.

A crowded indoor networking reception
From their Mission, Vision and Values page
01

What the chamber is for

Counted off their own pages on 22 September 2026, not quoted.

To become the professional network creating and linking opportunities across a dynamic Australian-Vietnamese business community.

auschamvn.org/about-us

AusCham represents and promotes the interests of Australian businesses operating in Vietnam. We are proud to provide pivotal business and cultural support to our members’ and sponsors’ activities in this country.

By drawing on the collective experiences of its professional membership base, the chamber aims to promote the interests of its stakeholders through connections and by sharing valuable knowledge of the Vietnamese business landscape.

Twooffices, Ho Chi Minh City and Ha Noi
Eightcommittees
Sixpublished membership tiers
252corporate members listed

Counted off their own pages on 22 September 2026, not quoted: two office addresses, eight committees with a description each, six tiers with a figure each, and the companies actually listed on the corporate tab of their directory. They publish no founding year and no total membership figure on any page read.

02

Five strategic objectives

In their order and their words.

Membership Value Proposition
Be compelling and valuable to our members.
Australia and Vietnam Relationship
Add value to the new era of relationship between Vietnam and Australia.
Policy and Economic Prosperity
Contribute to the development of the Australia and Vietnam policy and economy.
Communication
Optimise member communication to disseminate information and foster engagement.
Governance
Be a professional and well-governed membership-based organisation.
03

Three values

With the sentence their page gives each one.

Collaboration
We support working together to achieve common goals of community and investment.
Integrity
We operate on a plan to benefit all stakeholders, free of conflicts of interest, guided by professionalism, honesty and good governance.
Inclusivity
We are welcoming of all who share the chamber’s vision and mission.
04

The board

Thirteen directors and two ex-officio, with a city stamped on each.

President
Sam ConroyCEA Project Logistics
HCMC
Vice-President
Natalie FairlieAscending Strategies
Hanoi
Treasurer
Olivia WoodLotus Advisory Group
HCMC
Secretary
Justin MalcolmJPA Worldwide
HCMC
Director
David WhiteheadMavin Group
Hanoi
Director
Doan Giang NguyenSan Ha Co., Ltd
HCMC
Director
Cynthia MannFuture Traditions
Hanoi
Director
Rodney StoneSTONE Accounting
HCMC
Director
Jodie AltanRMIT University Vietnam
HCMC
Director
Ha-Anh HoangSwinburne Vietnam
Hanoi
Director
Richard NguyenPlayfair Advisory
Hanoi
Director
Tommy TranHAN SPACES
HCMC
Central Region Representative
Adrian RobertsonMyTeam
Ex-Officio
Cecilia BrennanAustralian Embassy
Hanoi
Ex-Officio
Emma McDonaldAustralian Trade and Investment Commission
HCMC

Thirteen directors and two ex-officio members, with the office, the base city and the employer their board page prints against each name. The city is theirs: their page stamps HCMC BASED or HANOI BASED on every director, and the Central Region Representative is stamped with neither.

The board as the chamber publishes it

05

The secretariat

Nine people, each published with the office they sit in.

Executive Director
Edwin Law
HCMC
Head of Advocacy & Partnerships
Huong Tran
Hanoi
Marketing Manager
Anh-Thu Nguyen
HCMC
Operations Manager
Tu-Anh Vu
Hanoi
Membership Manager
Quynh Vo
HCMC
General Accountant
Hai Nguyen
HCMC
AusHub Representative
Kelvin Le
HCMC
Events & Communications Executive
Thuy Hoang
HCMC
Design & Events Executive
Thao Dang
HCMC

The team, on their own page

06

Two offices

Each with its own address, telephone number and mailbox.

Ho Chi Minh City

AusCham has an office in District 1, the central business district of HCMC and economic powerhouse of Vietnam. The office is staffed by the National Executive Director, Office Manager, Chief Accountant, Membership Manager, Marketing & Events Manager and Events & Communications Executive. The HCMC office is open to all Members and we encourage you to visit our office by appointment to meet and discuss your needs.

Ha Noi

AusCham has an office in Hoan Kiem District, central Ha Noi staffed by an Office Manager, Head of Advocacy and Partnership, and an Events & Membership Executive servicing our Sponsors and Members in northern Vietnam. If you are a member or want to join AusCham, please make contact with our Ha Noi office today or arrange a visit to discuss your needs.

Two offices, each with its own address, telephone number and mailbox, exactly as they are published. Their offices page describes the HCMC address as District 1 and the Ha Noi one as Hoan Kiem District, and asks members to visit by appointment. No office hours are published.

Da Nang is the third city on their calendar without being a third office. The board seats a Central Region Representative, Sundowners runs there on an ad hoc basis, and the annual golf series is held in Ha Noi, Da Nang and HCMC one week after the other.

Both addresses, both numbers, both mailboxes

07

The charity partners

Five, named in text on their charity partners page.

A charitable organisation for the purposes of AusCham policy is a suitably licensed NGO, Social Enterprise or Not for Profit operating in Vietnam. Further, such organisations must be a member of AusCham and with some link to Australia either as an Australian based charity or with an Australian passport holder leadership. The chamber will select a maximum of two major charity partners and three partner associates.

Thanh Loc Project logo
KOTO logo
Kianh Foundation logo
Heart Reach Australia logo
Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation logo

Their five current charity partners, named in text on their own charity partners page and carried on their front page as the CSR Partners strip. The policy that selects them is published in full on their site and summarised here in their words.

The selection policy in full

Australian businesses in Vietnam, represented from two cities.

AusCham represents and promotes the interests of Australian businesses operating in Vietnam. We are proud to provide pivotal business and cultural support to our members’ and sponsors’ activities in this country.