Over the weekend, VnExpress Marathon Hai Phong 2025 took place in a vibrant atmosphere in the port city, attracting a large number of runners from across Vietnam and abroad. Alongside the race, PVI Insurance not only maintained a strong presence at the event venue but also left a vivid mark on the course through the energetic strides of its own employees.
PVI Insurance accompanying VnExpress Marathon Hai Phong 2025
As the event’s accompanying insurer, PVI Insurance played an active role in safeguarding the race, contributing to the smooth and safe organization of VnExpress Marathon Hai Phong 2025. PVI’s presence at the event once again demonstrated its professional expertise in insurance, while reaffirming its commitment to accompanying large-scale sports and community activities.
At the Expo area, the booth operated by PVI Duyen Hai Insurance Company attracted significant attention from runners and visitors through interactive activities, on-site consultations, and engagement opportunities. These activities helped further spread the image of PVI Insurance as a professional, approachable brand that actively accompanies the community.
Spreading the Image and Corporate Culture of PVI Insurance
A standout highlight of the race was the image of elite runner Nguyen Thi Thu Ha, Head of the Partnership Department at PVI Duyen Hai Insurance Company, together with fellow PVI runners. Wearing the official corporate uniform, they proudly raised a hashtag celebrating PVI Insurance’s milestone of USD 1 billion in revenue, while successfully completing the challenging 21km distance. This inspiring moment was captured and widely shared by the official VnExpress Marathon fanpage.
Through participation in the marathon, PVI Insurance continues to promote a culture of physical fitness, workplace safety, and proactive self-protection among its employees. Each stride on the track represents not only individual determination, but also contributes to strengthening unity, responsibility, and the strong corporate culture of PVI Insurance.
