Grab appoints new managing director for Vietnam

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Grab Vietnam has appointed Alejandro Osorio as its new managing director as part of its drive to achieve “robust sustainable growth” in its local operation.
Osorio, an American who has worked for Grab for five years, previously served as director for regional strategy and planning, operations, and most recently was managing director of Grab Thailand.
“Alejandro’s experience in building up business strategy on a regional scale and developing high-performing local teams makes him the right leader for the next phase of growth for Grab in Vietnam,” Russell Cohen, group managing director, operations of Grab, said in a statement.
Under Osorio’s leadership, Grab Vietnam aims to leverage the power of the superapp ecosystem to strengthen its leadership in the country. The company plans to advance technology to help improve the efficiency of its partners, offering more relevant everyday services and ecosystem-wide benefits for consumers.
Osorio’s predecessor Nguyen Thai Hai Van left the Grab Vietnam managing director chair in April after two years of service.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is Alejandro Osorio's previous experience with Grab?
What is Alejandro Osorio's previous experience with Grab?
He has worked for Grab for five years, previously serving as director for regional strategy and planning and operations. Most recently, he was managing director of Grab Thailand.
Q.What are Grab Vietnam's main objectives under the new managing director?
What are Grab Vietnam's main objectives under the new managing director?
Grab Vietnam aims to use its superapp ecosystem to strengthen its market leadership. It also plans to advance technology to improve partner efficiency and offer more services and benefits to consumers.
Q.Why does Russell Cohen believe Alejandro Osorio is suitable for the role?
Why does Russell Cohen believe Alejandro Osorio is suitable for the role?
Cohen stated that Osorio's experience in building regional business strategy and developing high-performing local teams makes him the right leader for Grab Vietnam's next growth phase.
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