Nguyen Thi Nga Named Labor Hero as BRG Group and SeABank Receive First-Class Labor Medals
Key Takeaways
- •Nguyen Thi Nga, who leads BRG Group and serves as Standing Vice Chairwoman of SeABank's Board of Directors, was granted the Labor Hero in the Renewal Period title by General Secretary cum President To Lam.
- •Both BRG Group and SeABank received First-class Labor Medals in recognition of their contributions to Vietnam's state budget and socio-economic development.
- •BRG Group, founded by Nga, is a multi-sector enterprise employing more than 22,000 people across real estate, golf, hospitality and tourism, retail, banking and finance, and manufacturing, and partners with companies such as Hilton, Marriott International, IHG, Accor, and Sumitomo Corporation.
- •SeABank serves over 4.2 million customers, holds a Ba3 credit rating with a Positive outlook from Moody's, and has mobilized close to US$1.1 billion from institutions including IFC, DFC, AIIB, and ADB to support green finance, financial inclusion, SMEs, and women-owned businesses.
- •The awards reflect official recognition of Vietnam's private sector as a contributor to economic growth, sustainable development, and the country's international standing.

HANOI, Vietnam — Nguyen Thi Nga, Chairwoman of BRG Group and Standing Vice Chairwoman of SeABank’s Board of Directors, has been awarded the title of Labor Hero in the Renewal Period by General Secretary cum President To Lam.
The honor recognizes Nga’s outstanding achievements in labor, creativity, and service to Vietnam. BRG Group and SeABank also each received a First-class Labor Medal for their significant contributions to the state budget and the country’s socio-economic development.
National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man attended the ceremony and congratulated Nga, BRG Group, and SeABank. He expressed the hope that they would continue to advance their vision, determination, and pioneering spirit in support of Vietnam’s economic growth.
In response, Nga said: “We will transform these prestigious honors into concrete actions to expand international relations, promote sustainable development and create greater practical value for our country.”
Founded by Nga, BRG Group is described as Vietnam’s leading private multi-sector economic and services group. Its operations cover real estate, golf, hospitality and tourism, retail, banking and finance, manufacturing and trading, and other services. The group employs more than 22,000 people nationwide.
BRG Group works with international companies including Hilton, Marriott International, IHG, Accor, and Sumitomo Corporation to bring global governance and service standards to Vietnam. It also operates 10 international-standard golf courses and collaborates with leading golf course designers such as Greg Norman and Jack Nicklaus.
The group is also involved in preserving and promoting Chu Dau Ceramics, a Vietnamese ceramic tradition dating back nearly 600 years. Artifacts from the tradition are displayed at 46 museums in 32 countries.
SeABank is one of Vietnam’s earliest-established joint stock commercial banks. It has been ranked among the best banks by the State Bank of Vietnam for many consecutive years and among the Top 10 most reputable private JSC banks in Vietnam. The bank serves more than 4.2 million customers and has a Ba3 credit rating with a Positive outlook from Moody’s.
To support green finance, financial inclusion, small and medium-sized enterprises, and women-owned businesses, SeABank has mobilized nearly US$1.1 billion from international financial institutions, including IFC, DFC, AIIB, ADB, and others. More information about SeABank is available at
The honors for Nga, BRG Group, and SeABank underscore the role attributed to Vietnam’s private sector in economic development and in strengthening the country’s international standing. They recognize past achievements while reflecting government support for businesses contributing to sustainable growth and social progress. As Vietnam continues integrating into the global economy, such enterprises and leaders are expected to remain important contributors to the country’s development.
Source: Citybuzz