Curated annually by Tatler Asia’s editorial team, the Tatler Most Influential list recognises individuals whose work has made a positive contribution in business, culture, social impact, and science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This year’s edition honors 350 individuals across seven markets: Hong Kong (China), Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam.
In its profile of Mr Huy, Tatler highlights his international education, the experience he has gained across several roles at BIM, and his commitment to long-term investment, sustainable development and responsibility to the communities where BIM operates.
Mr Huy studied Construction Management and Entrepreneurship at the University of Southern California (USC) and earned an MBA from Stanford University. Over more than two decades in management and executive roles at BIM, he has worked alongside the team to develop real estate and hospitality projects in Vietnam and Laos, build BIM Energy and develop services that support healthier lifestyles.
Mr Huy and the leadership team continue to build on the foundations that BIM’s founding leaders and generations of employees have laid over more than three decades. They bring their expertise and fresh thinking to the business while upholding the values that have long guided BIM: an enterprising spirit, a belief in the potential of the places where the Group invests, and respect for people.
Taking a long-term view means investing patiently in the work that makes projects viable over time, from developing them and choosing the right partners to building the teams and capabilities needed to operate them. Across its businesses, BIM aims to develop products and services that serve people well over time, while helping create jobs and supporting local development.
BIM also invests in its people by giving them opportunities to learn, share experience and develop their skills. As teams grow, their ability to work together and take responsibility for shared results helps prepare the Group for its next stage of development.
Tatler’s recognition of Mr Huy is a moment of shared pride for BIM Group. It encourages us to stay committed to creating lasting value for the communities we work with.
Mr Doan Quoc Huy, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of BIM Group, has been named to Tatler Most Influential Vietnam 2026. The recognition marks a meaningful milestone as BIM Group builds on the foundations laid by its founders and grows its businesses in ways that create lasting value for communities.
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