In the lead up to Women’s Day on 20 October 2018, RMIT is celebrating the inspirational women who have studied our master’s programs and all the women in Vietnam. In this ‘Women in Leadership’ episode, Ms Camellia Dinh – Director of Sales from Legacy Yen Tu – MGallery by Sofitel is invited to share her personal stories about her climb up the career ladder and also share advice for young women hoping to follow their dreams.
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