Long is a Partner, Consulting, Ernst & Young Vietnam Limited (EY Vietnam), based at the Hanoi Office.
During his tenure at EY Vietnam, Long has delivered extensive advisory services to government agencies and international development partners, as well as to large corporations, state-owned enterprises and private companies.
For government agencies and international development partners, Long has been involved in numerous infrastructure development projects focused on economic models, project finance, advisory on public finance management and public investment policies, as well as policies supporting private sector development, sustainable development, green transition, and digital transformation.
Long has also led numerous transformation projects involving business models, governance frameworks and operational management – spanning finance, human capital management, supply chain management, and customer/channel management – for large corporations, state-owned enterprises, and private companies across sectors including telecommunications, information technology, construction, power, renewable energy, manufacturing, agriculture and food processing.
In recent years, Long has focused on expanding advisory services related to the application of digital technologies and AI, enhancing human and organisational capabilities, and promoting green and sustainable development.
In terms of professional expertise and qualifications, Long holds a PhD in Techno-Economics from Seoul National University and is a Fellow of CPA Australia (FCPA).
How Long is shaping the future with confidence
In his role, Long leads large-scale transformation initiatives, focusing on enhancing organisational effectiveness and efficiency through three key pillars: human-centricity, technology at speed and innovation at scale.
He also continuously contributes to strengthening EY Vietnam ability to better meet the needs of clients, investors and regulators – placing strong emphasis on relevance and service quality to foster trust and confidence and ultimately help build a better working world.