The mark of Dak Lak female entrepreneurs

Not only is it a place to connect and exchange between women in business, the Dak Lak Women Entrepreneurs Association also accompanies members to overcome challenges, rise up to affirm their mettle in the marketplace, and at the same time spread the spirit of humanity and responsibility to the community.

Established in 2022 with the predecessor of the Provincial Women Entrepreneurs Club, the Provincial Women Entrepreneurs Association currently gathers 110 members who are business owners, cooperatives and production and business establishments in many fields such as trade, services, tourism, high-tech agriculture , OCOP and export.

From the very beginning, the Association has set the goal of building a community of dynamic, courageous, and innovative female entrepreneurs. Following the development orientation of the province, the Association focuses on organizing activities to improve management capacity, stimulate the entrepreneurial spirit and spread the entrepreneurial culture in the integration era.

Representatives of the Provincial Women Entrepreneurs Association signed to deploy training activities and transfer knowledge on digital transformation to members.

Entering a new stage of development, digital transformation is identified by the Association as the “key” to improving the competitiveness and operational efficiency of enterprises. The Association has organized many training programs and seminars on e-commerce, digital financial management, digital communication, etc., helping members gradually access modern management tools and expand product consumption markets.

Many female entrepreneurs have boldly invested in online sales systems, applied production management software, human resource management and customer care on digital platforms. Thanks to that, many women-owned businesses have overcome difficult times, affirming their brands in the market inside and outside the province.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Anh, President of the Provincial Women Entrepreneurs Association, emphasized that digital transformation is not only about applying technology in production and business but also about changing management thinking, market approach and corporate culture. In particular, women with their acumen and learning spirit are proving their ability to quickly catch up with new trends.

Not only focusing on economic efficiency, Dak Lak female entrepreneurs also aim for a green and sustainable development model. In particular, many members have boldly invested in organic agriculture models, saving energy and protecting the environment, contributing to realizing the green growth goal of the province.

In addition, the Association regularly participates in investment promotion forums, supply-demand connections, international cooperation seminars with FDI enterprises, especially partners from Korea, India, etc. These programs help Dak Lak women enterprises expand cooperative relationships, update international trends and standards, thereby improving competitiveness and deep integration.

Along with production and business activities, charity work and social security are the highlights of the Association's journey. Every year, members join hands to contribute billions of VND to support the poor, policy families, women and children in especially difficult circumstances.

Responding to the “Godmother” program launched by the Provincial Women’s Union, members of the Union are currently sponsoring 13 orphans for 5 years, with a support level of 6 million VND/child/year. This is not only material support, but also affection and companionship to help the children overcome loss and move forward in life.

In particular, when storm No. 10 caused serious damage in the northern provinces recently, the Association promptly launched a fundraising program, calling on members to join hands to support people in flooded areas. After only two days, more than 60 members responded, contributing cash and goods worth more than 738 million VND.

Provincial Women Entrepreneurs Association visited Vietnamese Heroic Mother To Thi Chieu (Tan Lap ward).

In particular, Viet Thang Production - Trade - Service Co., Ltd. (Ea Kar commune) donated boots and sandals of all kinds worth 598 million VND to Hanoi and Bac Ninh; more than 140 million VND in cash was transferred directly to the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Dak Lak province and affected localities to support flood recovery. Sharing about this gesture, Ms. Nguyen Thi Dung, Director of Viet Thang Production - Trade - Service Co., Ltd. confided: "Each pair of sandals, each gift sent is not only material, but also the heart and affection of Dak Lak businesswomen towards the North. I always believe that a business can only truly develop sustainably when it knows how to give, when it sees the joy of others in the fruits of its own labor. That is also the motivation for us to try harder every day".

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/kinh-te/202510/dau-an-nu-doanh-nhan-dak-lak-d7c15c3/