Hannah Olala: Who is the female CEO who generously donated 25 billion to charity?

Hannah Olala is a fairly famous name among netizens in general and the beauty industry in particular. She is a businesswoman, CEO and KOL - beauty blogger, inspiration and beauty knowledge sharer.

Hannah often shares about life, views on love and marriage that are well received by the audience. In addition, she is also the owner of many great livestream sessions, and is currently the CEO of a company operating in the field of cosmetics and women's beauty care.

She used to manage prestigious high-end perfume and cosmetic brands such as Burberry, Make Up Forever, Gucci, Hugo Boss... Currently, she lives in a 600m2 penthouse in a luxury apartment building in Ho Chi Minh City, and owns many other expensive properties.

Parents of many farmers in the poor countryside of Dak Lak raise their children to become businessmen and study to be professors in the US.

Hannah Olala’s real name is Hannah Nguyen, born in 1984 in Buon Ma Thuot city, Dak Lak province. Her farming family had 10 children, so Hannah’s childhood was difficult, but filled with love from her parents.

She said her mother only studied until grade 4 and her father only studied until grade 12, but they always reminded her and her siblings that if they wanted a better life, the fastest and easiest path was education.

At the age of 10, her family settled in the United States and from here, her parents continued to work tirelessly so that all their children had the opportunity to attend college.

Not disappointing these expectations, Hannah's brother graduated with a doctorate and is now a professor at a top university in the US. Hannah Olala also graduated with honors in economics from the City University of New York.

Since she was a child, she has shown her passion and love for beauty. During her school years, she found part-time jobs at beauty salons to earn money to pay for her tuition and gain experience.

With her relentless efforts and enthusiasm, Hannah Olala has now become a leading expert in the field of cosmetics and beauty in the country.

With her knowledge and experience, Hannah Olala decided to return to Vietnam with her husband in 2011 and continue pursuing her beauty career in her homeland.

With love and constant creativity, Hannah Olala has contributed to raising awareness of beauty and confidence for Vietnamese women, opening up new opportunities and spreading joy and confidence in everyday life.

Wishing every child to go to school, be protected and have the opportunity to "change their lives"

Born into a poor family and working her way up through her own abilities, Hannah always believed that her life was her own, through diligence and effort, and not relying on anyone else.

"Women can also live the life they want."

With this perspective, Hannah Olala decided to do something meaningful on her 40th birthday, which is to donate 1 million USD (equivalent to 25.3 billion VND) to UNICEF Vietnam to help disadvantaged children in Vietnam, especially girls, who do not have the conditions to have the opportunity to go to school, the opportunity to achieve the gender equality they deserve, the opportunity to be empowered and protected, and the opportunity to "change their lives" like she did in the past.

The news that the businesswoman donated $1 million to charity attracted the attention of a large audience. However, besides the compliments, she also received a lot of criticism because people thought she was just showing off.

In response, Hannah Olala confided that for her, doing charity can be done quietly or "shouted out" to the world, both ways are good.

"However, if my message spreads, maybe some people will be inspired and join me in helping many more people.

I even wish more people would be jealous and 'tame' me by supporting me more, so that more people can be helped. Everyone has their own opinion, but as long as I do something useful for society, that's already a good thing."

Hannah Olala said that, to her, the most meaningful thing in life is being able to contribute to positive changes in the surrounding society, her hometown, her loved ones, and someone else's life.

With this sponsorship, Hannah Olala hopes to inspire people, her followers on social media, and her friends to become a community, especially a community of beautiful, civilized, and compassionate women, working together to change and help the future generation.

As an entrepreneur and celebrity, Hannah Olala supports UNICEF's child protection program, focusing on empowering girls and women, by equipping girls with the knowledge, skills and leadership opportunities to make their own decisions about their lives and reach their full potential.

Hannah Olala's commitment is an encouraging example of individual donors engaging in building a more equitable world for children, especially girls.

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