MANAGEMENT REPORTING FOR MANAGERS TRAINING PROGRAM October 22–23, 2026

BHM Partners with PetroVietnam College to Deliver “Management Reporting for Managers” Training Program

On October 22–23, 2026, in Vung Tau, BHM, in collaboration with PetroVietnam College, successfully organized the training program “Management Reporting for Managers”, welcoming senior executives and middle managers from various enterprises and organizations in the oil and gas – energy sector.

The program brought together leaders and middle managers from major corporations, enterprises, and subsidiaries of the Vietnam National Industry – Energy Group (Petrovietnam), including BIENDONG POC, PV GAS, PVTrans, PQPOC, PV Drilling, BSR, PVOIL, PVCFC, PVFCCo, and other affiliated organizations.

Strengthening the Ability to Analyze and Apply Management Reports in Business Operations

Led by instructor Dao Hang, the program focused on methodologies for reading, analyzing, and extracting insights from management reports to support business management, performance monitoring, and decision-making.

Nội dung đào tạo không chỉ đề cập đến các chỉ tiêu tài chính mà còn làm rõ mối liên hệ giữa kết quả hoạt động kinh doanh, hiệu quả sử dụng nguồn lực và những yếu tố tác động đến quá trình điều hành. Qua đó, học viên có thêm cơ sở để đánh giá tình hình hoạt động của đơn vị, nhận diện các vấn đề cần lưu ý và xác định những thông tin trọng yếu phục vụ công tác quản trị.

Bên cạnh phần kiến thức chuyên môn, giảng viên đưa vào chương trình các tình huống thực tế gắn với đặc thù hoạt động của doanh nghiệp. Việc kết hợp giữa lý thuyết, phân tích tình huống và trao đổi trực tiếp giúp học viên hiểu rõ hơn cách sử dụng thông tin báo cáo quản trị trong từng bối cảnh điều hành cụ thể.

Trao đổi thực tiễn và chia sẻ kinh nghiệm quản lý

Practical Discussions and Knowledge Sharing

Throughout the two-day program, participants actively engaged in discussions, raised questions, and shared their professional experiences.

With managers representing organizations across different segments of the oil and gas – energy sector, discussions covered a wide range of perspectives, including financial management, operational performance evaluation, cost control, and risk identification in business operations.

Through practical scenarios and issues raised during the sessions, the instructor and participants explored how to select appropriate performance indicators, identify significant changes, and leverage reporting information to support management decisions.

These discussions helped bridge the gap between professional knowledge and practical business requirements, while providing participants with opportunities to learn from the management experiences of other organizations.

Participant Feedback and Key Takeaways

One of the highlights of the program was the positive feedback shared by participants upon its completion.

According to one participant, after two days of training, in addition to the knowledge gained, he recognized the need to further strengthen his understanding of finance, management, and risk control to better meet the demands of his professional responsibilities.

In particular, Instructor Dao Hang’s insights into personal finance also left a strong impression and were highly appreciated by participants. Although this topic extended beyond the core focus of the program, it offered an additional perspective on financial awareness and personal financial management.

The feedback demonstrated that, beyond strengthening participants’ knowledge of management reporting, the program also encouraged them to identify the competencies they need to further develop in their managerial roles.

For executives and managers, the ability to understand and analyze financial information must go hand in hand with management thinking, operational knowledge, and risk awareness. These are essential foundations for improving the quality of business performance evaluation and decision-making.

Program Completion

The “Management Reporting for Managers” training program concluded after two days of learning, discussion, and practical experience sharing.

Through this program, BHM and PetroVietnam College aim to contribute to strengthening the capabilities of executives and managers in analyzing and utilizing management reporting information, enabling them to apply their knowledge more effectively in business operations and organizational management.

 

This collaboration also provides a foundation for BHM to continue working with PetroVietnam College on specialized training programs tailored to the practical needs of management teams across the oil and gas – energy sector.