Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) Committee Meeting – June
For AmCham Members Only
For AmCham Members Only
REGISTRATION GUIDELINE
Virtual participation only. |
Khuat Quang Hung
Head of Corporate Affairs
Nestlé Vietnam
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kqhung/
Hung is currently the Head of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Champion for Nestlé Vietnam. He oversees the Creating Shared Value and corporate sustainability programs, as well as stakeholder engagement, public policy advocacy, corporate communications, and issue management.
Prior to Nestlé Vietnam, Hung has spent some 20 years working as a corporate affairs and communications manager in development, public, and private sectors for organizations including Mead Johnson Nutrition Vietnam, Metro Cash & Carry Vietnam, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (Embassy of Switzerland in Hanoi), the Netherlands Development Organization, World Vision and World Wildlife Fund.
Hung is also a crisis management expert and a trainer who has delivered crisis management training to institutions, and to local and foreign companies doing business in Vietnam. He is well connected to the media, government bodies, trade associations, and non-governmental organizations.
Hung has a Masters in Small & Medium Enterprise Development from University of Leipzig and is the author of Death by Attitude – the first Vietnamese book on crisis management published in 2017. He is also a frequent guest writer for popular local media and trade publications.
When an elected member of the Committee’s leadership team resigns in mid-term, the Chair (or, jointly, the co-Chairs) will nominate an ESG Committee member to serve out the rest of the term, and that nomination will be ratified by a simple majority of ESG Committee members present at the same meeting where the nomination is made. If the Chair’s nomination fails to be ratified, nominations will be solicited for a secret ballot to be held at the following monthly meeting; the candidate receiving the most votes will prevail.
In the case where the Chair resigns his or her post, and there is no co-Chair, then the Committee Secretary(s) will solicit nominations for a secret ballot to be held at the monthly meeting following the announcement of the Chair’s resignation; the candidate receiving the most votes will prevail.
To qualify to vote on ESG Committee matters, a member must have attended at least two (2) ESG Committee meetings in the past twelve (12) months and must attend (either physically or virtually) the meeting at which the vote is held. The member may send a representative to the meeting to vote on his or her behalf.