As the General Manager, Jerome Do has a diverse and extensive background with over 10 years experience in the communications and marketing field. Jerome is leadership driven with a proven track record of professional achievements.  Prior to joining TQPR Vietnam Jerome was general director of VP  International Trading JSC, where he oversaw all marketing and communications activities for the exclusive distribution of Crocs shoe brand in Vietnam. Jerome was also previously a Director of Client Services for the Five Star Communications Group, where he oversaw and managed day-to-day account and media teams.  While at Five Star Communications Group, Jerome also worked closely with Mediacorp, Singapore's leading media company, to establish a brand new television channel in Vietnam, called TodayTV.

Jerome was raised and educated in the United States. He holds an International Business & Economics degree from the University of Mount Union.  In addition to his professional responsibilities, Jerome joined the World Affairs Council, an international affairs  and foreign policy association, to further augment his business acumen, an affiliation he continues to currently enjoy.

Truong Loc is a founding partner and Chairman of TQPR Vietnam. Loc has a long and successful track record in the growing Vietnam market. He established and managed Vietnam Marketing Center (VMC) which became the country’s most formidable indigenous advertising agency. Subsequently, in a coordinated effort with DMB&B, VMC was named the Vietnam media buying agency of record for Procter & Gamble, Sony, Vietnam Airlines, Coca Cola and countless other international clients. VMC is the only local entrant in the top-10 rates agencies in Vietnam. Currently the vice-chairman of the HAA (Advertising Association of Ho Chi Minh City) in charge of Foreign Affairs, Loc also heads its head of business development and is a board member of The Vietnam Advertising Association. Loc’s 25 years in journalism has enabled him to develop strong relationships with the local media and government organizations in both Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.