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These are the faces “floating like alcohol” in America because of its wealth, competition, and cult accords.
1. Billionaire Chinh Chu – “The Formidable Man” of Wall Street
Chinh Chu (SN 1966) is a successful Vietnamese-Vietnamese billionaire in a foreign country. He used to be a senior director of the financial investment group Blackstone (USA), with assets of up to $ 1.1 billion.
In 1975, his entire family left for the United States with a capital of only a few hundred dollars. Here, she studied selling books to the retail and home market. Although she has a bachelor’s degree in finance from the University at Buffalo, a public school in New York (USA), 15 of her applications were rejected because this school had no reputation.
In 1990, the opportunity came to Chinh Chu when he “joined” Blackstone Financial Group. With the advice of Chinh Chu, Blackstone Financial Investment Group has completed many profitable investments priced in the billions of dollars.
In 2004, Blackstone made the largest acquisition in European history while taking control of the German group Celanese Chemical. This deal is judged by the billionaire’s efforts to negotiate and understand Vietnamese origin.
In late 2007, Chinh Chu was noticed by many newspapers and known as “an anonymous businessman” when he spent $ 34.3 million to buy the entire 89th floor, half of the 90th floor in Trump World Tower, making him a billionaire Donald Trump ” hot face “.
In particular, Chinh Chu made Wall Street respectful when he became the “director” of the plan to acquire Dell Computer Group for about $ 25 billion.
In 2015, billionaire Chinh Chu left Blackstone because he “wanted to explore new challenges,” including non-profit organizations. The American press listed Chinh Chu as the “formidable man” of Wall Street. Vietnamese entrepreneurs living in the United States consider him one of the most successful people in the community.
At the end of 2015, Mr. Chinh Chu founded CC Capital and is currently the senior CEO.
The wife of a billionaire of Vietnamese origin is singer Ha Phuong, sister of singer Cam Ly. For more than 20 years building a house, Ha Phuong still maintains sweet happiness with her powerful husband. About the billionaire husband, Ha Phuong said, he is a good man with good manners. Regularly buy meaningful gifts for your wife.
2. Billionaire Hoang Kieu
In 2015, billionaire Hoang Kieu was noticed by everyone when he became the richest person among America’s top emerging billionaires and richer than billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong. In 2017, he was among the 400 richest billionaires in the world as announced by Forbes magazine with a net worth of $ 3 billion.
Hoang Kieu was born in 1944 into a family of Confucian tradition in Bich Khe, Quang Tri. At the age of 5, Hoang Kieu moved to Saigon to live with his uncle Hoang Thi, a famous Vietnamese artist at the time.
After the event of April 30, 1975, he left Vietnam to live in the United States. Thanks to his good English skills and connections, he got a job in the Abbott Company lab for $ 1.25 an hour.
Hoang Kieu once shared that 80 girls went through his life. But perhaps the most famous is his raucous romance with lingerie queen Ngoc Trinh.
After a few years at Abbot, he was promoted and later became director of plasma sample testing.
With a good entrepreneurial mindset, Hoang Kieu decided to start his own company. By 1985, it had 11 plasma centers in the United States. A few years later, Hoang Kieu expanded globally, finally penetrating the Chinese market.
So far, Hoang Kieu is no longer on the world’s billionaires list, but he also managed to build the famous Kieu Hoang Winery wine company in California.
In an exchange with the press, Hoang Kieu once shared that there were 80 girls going through his life. But perhaps the most famous is his raucous romance with lingerie queen Ngoc Trinh.
3. Trieu Nhu Phat: a poor billionaire makes the American dream come true
Trieu Nhu Phat was born in Hai Phong. At the age of 7, he followed his family to Saigon to live. Growing up in a family of 10 siblings, he had to work very hard to graduate from college in literature and foreign languages.
In 1975 he and his wife moved to the United States to settle. Thanks to the English, he easily found a job selling vacuum cleaners in California. However, with a passion to get rich available, he was determined to start his own business.
Three years after setting foot on US soil (in 1978), he officially started his real estate business in California when he founded the Bridgecreek Company. Realizing that the rapid increase in immigration to the United States by Asians, including Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Laos, Phat came up with the idea to build Little Saigon – “a small town in Vietnam” to not only reflect culture and commerce, but also represents the story of the immigrant’s “American dream.”
Since its founding, Bridgecreek has invested in real estate projects with a total value of up to $ 400 million. In which is the Phuoc Loc Tho Commercial Area (also known in English as Asian Garden Mall), which plays an important role as an important commercial center for Asians in America.
In 2002, the then President of the United States, Mr. George Bush, appointed businessman Trieu Nhu Phat to the Board of Directors of the Vietnam Education Fund (VEF). This is a White House fund that specializes in supporting Vietnamese-American educational exchanges, each of which awards scholarships to hundreds of Vietnamese intellectuals to come to the United States to study, study masters, and doctoral students. Subsequently, he became Director of VEF.
4. Billionaire Trung Dung – He started a business with just $ 2 in America.
Trung Dung (SN 1967) is a Vietnamese-American programmer and billionaire. In 1984, he set foot in the United States with only $ 2 in hand and little English. He and his mother have had a difficult time living in a foreign land, in a hometown. However, he did not abandon his studies at the University of Massachusetts.
In 3 years, he earned 2 Bachelor’s degrees (Bachelor) in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, and completed 90% of the master’s program.
Mr. Trung Dung is famous for his $ 2 startup in the United States.
Graduated from school, he is an Open Market engineer and develops business software on the Internet. In 1995, he founded the On Display company, focused on research and development programs to help control and manage online businesses. Trung sold the company for $ 1.8 billion in 2000.
In 2005, he established and served as CEO of V-Home Group, comprised of successful Vietnamese-American entrepreneurs seeking investment opportunities in Vietnam.
He has received many awards, including the 2005 American Heritage Award from the American Immigration Law Organization, the 2004 Golden Torch from the Vietnamese American Association, and the “Forty Under Forty” for East Bay Business, California. The story of her successful career in America has been published by many of the world’s leading newspapers.
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