SonKim Land’s Nguyen Hoang Viet receives inaugural Rising Star Award
Young leader recognised for early achievements and contributions to Vietnam’s real estate sector
Nguyen Hoang Viet, managing director for sales, marketing, and customer service at SonKim Land, has been awarded the first-ever Rising Star title during the 10th PropertyGuru Vietnam Property Awards at the Gem Center in Ho Chi Minh City.
The golden statuette, presented today on behalf of leading property portal Batdongsan.com.vn, celebrates Hoang Viet’s impressive accomplishments early in his real estate career.
Hoang Viet is regarded as an up-and-coming figure in Vietnam’s property sector. Embodying a legacy of excellence pioneered by his father, Nguyen Hoang Tuan—Vietnam’s first Real Estate Personality of the Year—Hoang Viet is forging his own path while building upon his family’s significant contributions to the industry.
After completing his studies at Boston University, Hoang Viet took the helm at SEAEDI Corp., broadening its mission to support students studying abroad. His leadership has not only enriched Vietnam’s business ecosystem but also strengthened its connections to the global community.
Hoang Viet is also honoured for his charitable initiatives and active participation in prestigious industry events like the PropertyGuru Vietnam Property Awards.
Hoang Viet’s potential as a young leader has drawn admiration from colleagues and industry experts alike. The ideas he has not only bode well for the company but also for the growth of his country’s real estate sector. As one of the most promising talents in the industry, Hoang Viet has plenty of room ahead to grow his influence.
Hoang Viet’s recognition reaffirms his place as one of the most promising talents in the industry, and his star represents the many untapped opportunities in his home market of Vietnam.
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