Ky Anh Do, Mba Email & Phone Number

Ky Anh Do, Mba is a Analyst | Data at Export-Import Bank of the United States. Colleagues describe them as "Ky was my student for his undergraduate business capstone course in April-May, 2016. Originally from Vietnam, Ky performed quite well and achieved a solid A in this difficult course. He was a good teammate in groups and presented his course portfolio very well in the last class. His written and spoken command of English was excellent. Ky was eager to learn and enthusiastic throughout; I am not surprised that he has progressed through his MBA and is now a candidate for a doctorate in computer science. He will be an asset for any organization." and "I have had several opportunities to work with Ky as his teacher and mentor. I had a chance to get to know Ky quite well through these interactions. He was an excellent student in business, ethics and other courses we had together. Ky is a person who likes to learn as much as he can to make himself the best person he can be. I am impressed not only by his ability to learn and stretch his capabilities, but also by his ability to contribute meaningful insights from which others can benefit as well. I always say that a student has mastery of a subject when they can explain it to others, and Ky certainly has this ability. But beyond that, Ky's personality makes others want to seek him out and hear what he has to say. Ky is equally ambitious and willing to learn, as he is ready to share his knowledge and gifts with others. Ky is a person that is comfortable on both sides of the learning environment and the business environment--and a great team player. A leader with great knowledge and people skills when called upon to lead, or someone willing to help others in a different capacity that the situation may require of him. Ky is able to get things done, and is one of the rare people who makes others around him better people, at their jobs and in other important ways. I would highly recommend Ky for any leadership position where he can fully utilize his learned talents as well as his innate abilities."