Ride-hailing firm Go-Viet CEO steps down
Le Diep Kieu Trang, CEO of Gojek’s Viet Nam affiliate GoViet, has quit her post after just five months.
Le Diep Kieu Trang, CEO of Gojek’s Viet Nam affiliate GoViet, has quit her post after just five months.
This is the second departure from the same role in less than a year. Trang’s predecessor, Nguyen Vu Duc, left in March along with chief growth officer Nguyen Bao Linh.
GoViet has confirmed her exit on zing.vn.
“When we start out on a journey with new leadership, it is always with the best of intentions,” a spokesperson of this ride-hailing firm said.
“However, after five months at the company, Trang has decided to take a different path. We always work hard to find a mutually agreeable way forward but were unable to do so in this instance, so we wish her the best in her future endeavours.”
Go-Viet launched more than a year ago and provides three services, Go-Bike (two-wheelers), Go-Send (transporting goods), Go-Food (food delivery). It has not yet launched Go-Car 4-wheel transport service or Go-Pay electronic payment.
Prior to this position, Trang was the country director of Viet Nam for Facebook as well as a co-founder of Misfit Wearables, a smartwatch maker that was acquired by Fossil Group for US$260 million in 2015. — VNS
