INSEE Vietnam Shares “ECO Talks: ESG Reporting Process” with ENLABSAFE Students

On October 16, 2026, the Faculty of Environment & Labour Safety (ENLABSAFE), Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU), organized the seminar “ECO Talks: ESG Reporting Process” at Room 209, Ngo Tat To Campus. The event was attended by lecturers, experts, and students majoring in Environmental Science.

The seminar featured Ms. Nguyen Thi Tron, Head of Environment and Compliance at Siam City Cement Vietnam Co., Ltd. (INSEE Vietnam), as the speaker, along with representatives from the company’s professional departments.

During her presentation, Ms. Nguyen Thi Tron provided an overview of INSEE Vietnam’s history and development, and shared the company’s approach to integrating sustainable development goals into its business and manufacturing operations. Drawing on practical corporate experience, the seminar covered the following key topics:

• Key milestones in INSEE Vietnam’s development

• The process of preparing ESG reports

• Career pathways in the field of sustainable development

The discussion and Q&A session was lively, with students raising questions about key issues such as establishing ESG reports, emission control solutions, career opportunities, and potential collaboration between INSEE and TDTU in education, research, and technology transfer.

At the conclusion of the seminar, Dr. Thi Ngoc Bao Dung expressed her appreciation to the speaker and highlighted the practical value of the session for students. The event helped strengthen the connection between academic knowledge and professional practice while opening up opportunities for sustainable collaboration between the Faculty and INSEE in the future.

The seminar concluded successfully in an open, engaging, and inspiring atmosphere, encouraging learning and knowledge exchange.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Tron, Head of Environment and Compliance at INSEE, shares the ESG reporting process at the company.

Discussion and Q&A between ENLABSAFE students and INSEE representatives.

Lecturers, students, and guests take a commemorative photo at the seminar.