ISB Vietnam | アイ・エス・ビーベトナム

08/06/2026

❤️Month of Giving – IVC's Call to Support SOS Children’s Village ❤️

👉👉 Location: Go Vap SOS Children’s Village Go Vap - 697 Quang Trung, Ward 12, GO Vap District, Ho Chi Minh City.
ACTIVITIES:
1. Company representatives visited and presented gifts to 120 children at the SOS Children's Village in Go Vap .
👉👉 Time: 14:00 to 16:00, Friday, June 26, 2026
2. The company contributed cash to support the expenses of the SOS Children's Village in Go Vap.
👉👉 For donation deadline: June 19, 2026
3. The company encouraged employees to contribute school supplies for the new school year and other necessary necessities.

Please check your inbox for more details.

01/06/2026

22/05/2026

Dear All Colleagues,

Every drop of blood we share has the power to return a smile and rewrite a life story. It’s simple yet powerful, it’s something we can all do.

Continuing our annual activity, the E.town Building Management Committee (REE Group), in collaboration with the Ho Chi Minh City Blood Donation Center, to organize the blood donation at the E.town Cong Hoa area.

To spread this meaningful activity, HR&GA Dept. would like to send information about the 1st voluntary blood donation program in this year to all colleagues as follows:

🗓️ Date: From 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM, June 05th, 2026 (Friday)
🏢 Venue: Hall A, Floor M, E.town 1 building

The Blood Donation Center can only accept blood from people weighing from 50kg or more because there are no 250ml blood bags (hope for your understanding)

24/03/2026

's Charity Booth at the 11th Vietnam-Japan Festival

On March 7, 2026, IVC participated in the 11th Vietnam-Japan Festival in Ho Chi Minh City. As part of a Charity Market hosted by the , IVC employees donated high-quality pre-loved items, including clothes, electronics, and bags. All proceeds were donated to SOS Children’s Village Go Vap, continuing a three-year partnership to provide better care and education for local children. This initiative reflects IVC's core value of long-term social responsibility and its commitment to building a brighter future for the community.

Source: https://isb-vietnam.com.vn/news/sdgs/ivcs-charity-booth-at-the-11th-vietnam-japan-festival/

18/03/2026

🚨 LAST CALL - STARTING TODAY

The Runway Extension Masterclass

How Australian startups extend runway
without compromising product quality

We’ll cover:
• Maintaining engineering quality with distributed teams
• Structuring development to reduce burn
• Avoiding costly delivery pitfalls

👥 For Founders & Tech Leaders

🗓 Today - March 18
🕒 3:00 – 3:30 PM (AEDT)
📍 Live on Google Meet

👉 Join here: https://forms.gle/qLsqodo2w45cVi6E6

16/03/2026

🚨 Last Call - Only 2 days left!

On the 18th of March, we’re hosting a masterclass on how startups can extend runway without compromising product development.

We’ll share practical insights on:

• Maintaining engineering quality with distributed teams
• Structuring development to control burn rate
• Avoiding common delivery pitfalls

If you’re a founder or Technical leader this session is for you.

🗓 March 18th,
🕒 3:00 - 3:30 PM (AEDT)
📍 Google Meet

SECURE YOUR SPOT HERE!:
👉 https://forms.gle/5YrvxrRnBfBMnKX46

11/03/2026

Webinar Announcement: “The Runway Extension Masterclass”

Next week on the 18th of March, our International Team will host a short session exploring how Australian startups can extend their runway while maintaining product quality.

This 30-minute masterclass will share practical insights from real delivery experience and discuss how early-stage teams can structure engineering to scale without increasing burn.

🗓 Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2026
🕒 Time: 3:00 – 3:30 PM AEDT
🎤 Speaker: Peter Ratcliff
🎙 Moderator: Nikki-Emil Stensgaard Skovmose
💻 Platform: Google Meet

👉 Register NOW:
https://forms.gle/qwrw7ycRtwdz2kCh6

06/03/2026

🚀 WEBINAR REMINDER – The “Runway Extension” Masterclass | March 18

How can Australian startups extend runway without sacrificing product quality?

In this 30-minute masterclass, we’ll explore practical ways early-stage teams can structure engineering delivery to extend runway while maintaining development momentum.

Join ISB Vietnam for a practical discussion with Peter Ratcliff, International Markets Sales Manager, who will share insights from working closely with Australian product teams and distributed engineering setups.

📌 What we’ll cover:

• Structuring engineering teams to extend runway
• Leveraging Vietnam’s software engineering talent
• Maintaining product velocity without increasing burn

🗓 Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2026
🕒 Time: 3:00 – 3:30 PM AEDT
🎤 Speaker: Peter Ratcliff
🎙 Moderator: Nikki-Emil Stensgaard Skovmose
💻 Platform: Google Meet

👉 Secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/gs97Y-_N

06/03/2026

🤝🌏 The best collaborations don’t happen by accident.

In our experience, the customers who achieve the strongest outcomes in international projects are often the ones who invest a little extra effort into the relationship.

This doesn’t mean spending hours researching cultural guides or studying complex cultural frameworks. More often, it’s about something much simpler:

👥 taking the time to understand the people you work with.
❓ What motivates them?
💬 How do they prefer to communicate?
🌍 What matters to them in their work and culture?

When teams approach cross-border partnerships with the same curiosity, respect, and consideration they would show colleagues in their own office, collaboration becomes smoother, stronger, and far more effective.

🎧 In this short clip, we reflect on why understanding the human side of global collaboration can make all the difference.

Watch the full episode on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DjOawhwKOc

05/03/2026

🌏 Unspoken Assumptions in Cross-Cultural Collaboration

Many of the biggest challenges in international projects don’t come from technology or technical complexity.. They come from unspoken assumptions.

When teams from different countries start working together, it’s easy to assume that processes, communication styles, and ways of working should be the same everywhere... But in reality, they rarely are.

At ISB Vietnam, we believe successful collaboration starts somewhere else with understanding before standardizing.

In this short clip, you’ll hear a bit about how we think about cross-cultural collaboration, and why recognizing different perspectives is often the key to building stronger partnerships and avoiding unnecessary friction.

Watch the full episode on our Youtube Channel! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DjOawhwKOc