Since 2023, Bright has worked with Cubecorp on every programme the company has delivered or joined across Vietnam.
The work ranged from Cubecorp’s own client events to programmes led by its professional partners, across both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. They took place in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, with different audiences and different formats. What stayed constant was the need to meet clients well, work smoothly with partners and represent Cubecorp consistently in the Vietnamese market.

Cubecorp works with Vietnamese clients considering property in Australia, including families whose plans are connected to studying, living or investing there.
Those conversations rarely stop at property. For a parent considering property while a child studies in Australia, the questions may also involve education, banking, finance, legal matters or migration.That is why Cubecorp’s programmes often bring different kinds of expertise into the same room.
For the business, being present in Vietnam meant creating regular opportunities to meet prospective clients, understand their interests and stay close to the professional partners involved in those decisions.
Bright became the local team behind those programmes.






By the second and third year, we were no longer beginning each assignment with introductions.
We knew the audiences Cubecorp wanted to reach, the partners around the business and how the team preferred to engage clients in Vietnam.
That context carried into the next programme. By then, much of the context was already understood. The team could pick up the next programme without starting again from the beginning.
Over time, Bright was involved not only in Cubecorp’s own events, but also when the company joined programmes led by its partners.


After several years of working with Bright, Lee Nguyen, Vietnam Director of Cubecorp recommended the team through his professional network. That introduction eventually led to KHI Partners and to Bright being appointed for the firm’s 2026 Partners Retreat in Vietnam.
Lee was recommending a team he had already seen at work, repeatedly.

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