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Minh Bui

Beta Group: Media / Proptech / Edtech

Minh Bui, a dedicated entrepreneur, holds a deep-rooted passion for social impact and creativity.

After graduating with First Class Honors from Sydney University in 2006 through the AusAID scholarship program, Minh was awarded a Fulbright scholarship and successfully completed his MBA at Harvard Business School in 2014.

At the age of 25, Minh initiated his first venture by establishing a chain of donut stores, which he later sold in 2012 to pursue higher studies at Harvard University. Upon his return to Vietnam in 2014, he established Beta Cinemas, a successful venture that has grown into the Beta Group, where he currently serves as President.

Under the umbrella of the Beta Group, Minh drives innovation and entrepreneurship with ventures such as A.Plus Home, a Proptech startup offering affordable serviced apartments through an O2O network, and Crimson Business Institute, which provides Harvard-licensed business education courses tailored for Vietnamese learners.

Beyond the business realm, Minh Bui is actively involved in the music and entertainment industry, contributing to various film and art projects. He is notably recognized for his widely acclaimed patriotic song 'Viet Nam oi'.

With a rich educational background, Minh obtained a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Harvard Business School and pursued B.Ag.Ec with First Class Honors at the University of Sydney, specializing in Agricultural Economics, Finance, and Economics.

Minh Bui's professional journey includes roles such as Founder & CEO of Beta Group, MBA Candidate at Harvard Business School, and Founder and CEO of DOCO Donuts & Coffee. Moreover, he has contributed his expertise as a Senior Analyst at Louis Dreyfus Commodities and held the position of MBA Summer Intern at Rakuten.

Minh Bui's multifaceted career showcases a blend of entrepreneurial spirit, educational excellence, and a profound commitment to social change and creative endeavors.

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Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam