BritCham Advocacy serves as the strategic link between the UK business community and the Vietnamese Government. Through the British Corporate Advocacy Council (BCAC) and our dedicated sector Working Groups, we provide a collective platform to address market barriers and shape a transparent, sustainable, and competitive commercial environment.
Their own description of the council, in full. It names no members, so neither does this.
The British Corporate Advocacy Council (BCAC) is the senior-level leadership body within BritCham Vietnam. It is composed of the Chamber’s largest corporate investors and strategic partners, representing the top tier of British business interests in the country.
britchamvn.com/british-corporate-advocacy-councilThe BCAC specifically focuses on high-level engagement with the Vietnamese Government and provincial authorities. It provides a platform for top-tier executives to lead strategic dialogues, offer technical expertise in key sectors, and strengthen the bilateral economic partnership between the UK and Vietnam.
The institutions their advocacy page names as partners in that work.
In close partnership with the British Embassy, the British Consulate-General, and the Department for Business and Trade (DBT), we engage in direct dialogue with ministries and provincial authorities. Our mission is to represent member interests across key sectors to drive bilateral economic growth and regulatory reform.
A member-led group focused on knowledge sharing, collaboration and advocacy within its sector. That is their own definition, and the lines under each group below are theirs too.
These working groups have been highly active across FY25-26, shaping emerging regulations in areas including carbon trading, ESG, trade, and education, thereby positioning BritCham as a trusted policy partner.
Four multiyear strategic themes which serve as the focus of the chamber and working groups. In addition to informing the basis for advocacy and events, these will form part of the agenda and outcomes of the working groups.
The four services their market access page names, with the lines it gives each.
BritCham Vietnam is dedicated to fostering robust trade ties between British and Vietnamese companies. Our bespoke trade services are designed to help UK businesses quickly establish themselves in Vietnam, whether this is through exports or their supply chain or manufacturing.
Both testimonials are published on their own market access page, with the name and the institution attached.
British Chamber of Commerce Vietnam was extremely professional in helping us identify suitable prospects in Vietnam so we could establish new exports there, as it is a growing market. As a small business we rely on support like this from the British Chambers to help us break into new markets.
Nick Lewis, Founder, GrohangerWe were bringing a group of 80 students from London and needed to expose them to some innovative Vietnamese SMEs. With no local contacts of our own, this was proving a real struggle. Then we found BritCham. They found us loads of businesses and we worked together to create a list of eight which were perfect.
Jeff Skinner, London Business SchoolThese working groups have been highly active across FY25-26, shaping emerging regulations in areas including carbon trading, ESG, trade, and education, thereby positioning BritCham as a trusted policy partner.