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Supply Chain

  • Strategic Sourcing
  • Logistics
  • Supplier Assessments
  • Problem Solving
  • Interim Leadership

Operations Management

  • Lean Techniques
  • Cost Reduction
  • Warehouse Management
  • Problem Solving
  • Interim Leadership

Market Entry

  • End-to-End Site Acquisition
  • Start-up Support
  • Site Studies
  • Feasibility Studies
  • Site Visit & Travel Support

Coaching, Training & Certification

  • Supply Chain
  • Supply Chain Ethics
  • Lean Operations
  • General Management
  • Business Model Development

Welcome To Peregrine

Peregrine Management International is dedicated to providing client-forward management advice. Lean Manufacturing is at the core of our thinking and processes, so you can expect us to offer data-driven, flexible, sustainable, and simple solutions to your business problems.

John Dwyer, Managing Director

General manager with executive leadership skills and manufacturing startup experience in Vietnam. With 19 years at Fortune 500 companies, John has deep experience in international business, new product introductions, strategic sourcing, Lean Manufacturing, and 6 Sigma. Successfully managed an international M&A project to create a JV entity in Vietnam in the specialty vehicles industry.

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Latest Insights

Vietnam Foreign Direct Investment Outlook 2023
Vietnam Foreign Direct Investment Outlook 2023

In a conference organized by Nikkei ScoutAsia Japan and Fiin Group Vietnam on March 7th, 2023 speakers discussed trends in foreign investment in Vietnam in recent years, as well as prospects in the near future. Experts discussed various details regarding Vietnam’s economy, government investments and foreign direct investment.  According to FiinGroup, local and FDI companies are interdependent on each other to bring quality products into the marketplace. Experts also discussed the competitiveness of Vietnam as an investment target as compared to other countries in Southeast Asia. Competition for investors among ASEAN nation is fierce, and each nation must strive to attract foreign investment. Vietnam remains an attractive investment market due to its strengths including a young and capable workforce with competitive costs, good existing manufacturing networks, and an attractive structure of multi bilateral trade agreements.  However, Vietnam has areas that it could improve upon, such as the ease of doing business, elimination of corruption, greater market transparency, and high logistics costs.