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(Member associates are welcomed to join as observers)
This is an annual meeting for all heads of the Federation’s member associations and chapters/sections for the business related to the Federation.
Venue: Rm N106-108, HKCEC
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Welcoming Remarks: Barry Macdonald, Chairman, Federation of Hong Kong Business Associations Worldwide (The Federation)
Opening Remarks: Jack So, Chairman, Hong Kong Trade Development Council
Venue: Rm N101, HKCEC
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This session features prominent regional business leaders, who will reveal how Hong Kong has helped them expand their businesses globally, particularly in the Chinese mainland.
Speakers:
• Annie Wu, Managing Director, Hongkong Beijing Air Catering Ltd
• Vincent Lo, Chairman, Shui On Group
• Sir Gordon Wu, Chairman, Hopewell Holdings Limited
Venue: Rm N101, HKCEC
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The Secretary for Development, Mrs Carrie Lam, will speak on the HKSAR Government's latest initiatives to add new dimensions to Hong Kong's infrastructure development, featuring green, cultural, heritage and environmental conservation efforts.
Speaker:
• Carrie Lam, Secretary for Development, HKSAR
Venue: Rm N101, HKCEC
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Remarks: Consuls-General, Trade Commissioners, and members of the Board of Governors of the Federation will be invited.
Venue: Rm N201, HKCEC
Note: Please bring along your badge and admission ticket for entry.
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This meeting provides an insider’s look at Hong Kong’s economic and political scene since its return to the mainland in 1997.
Speaker:
The Hon Regina Ip, Chairperson of Board of Governors, Savantas Policy Institute, and Member, Legislative Council
Venue: Rm N101, HKCEC
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Through this popular speed-dating format, participants meet face-to-face with a succession of executives from Hong Kong and around the world, changing business partners every six minutes.
Venue: Rm N201, HKCEC
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Enjoy a glass of wine and the stimulating company of participants and potential business partners from Hong Kong, the Chinese mainland and around the world.
Venue: Rm N206-208, HKCEC
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(Non-Executive Committee member associates are welcomed to participate as observers.)
Federation officers and executive committee members highlight the business associations’ major developments over the past year.
Venue: Rm N106-108, HKCEC
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Business leaders talk about their winning strategies and how their companies have benefited from Hong Kong’s unique advantages.
Speakers:
• Gregory De 'Eb, Concept Founder and GM, Crown Wine Cellars Ltd
• Anthony Keung, Chief Executive Officer, Fenix Group Holdings
• Calvin Mak, Founder and CEO, Rhombus (HK) Management Ltd
Venue: Rm N101, HKCEC
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Share the joy and learn from the winning associations of the Best Initiative Award and Grand Achievement Award, as well as winning member associates of the Success Story Award.
Venue: Rm N101, HKCEC
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Venue: Rm N106-108, HKCEC
Speakers:
• Carrie Yu, Partner, China and Asia Pacific Retail & Consumer Leader, PricewaterhouseCoopers
• Cliff Sun, Executive Director, Kin Hip Metal & Plastic Factory Ltd
• Paul So, Chairman, Sweda Ltd
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Venue: Rm N109-110, HKCEC
Speakers:
• Karon Wan, Partner, Deloitte Consulting
• Douglas Young, Chief Executive Officer, G O D Ltd
• Simon Wong, Group Chairman, Kampery Group
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Topic: A Tale of Two Cities - Hong Kong and Shanghai
Remarks: Representatives of overseas & local chambers of commerce and local industry representatives will be invited.
Venue: Rm N201, HKCEC
Note: Please bring along your badge and admission ticket for entry.
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Share ideas and experience with fellow associates from your region.
- Asia-Pacific (Rm N109-110)
- Europe (Rm N111 – 112)
- North America (Rm N106 -108)
Venue: HKCEC
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Option 1: Visit to Modern Terminals
Modern Terminals Limited is a leading operator of world-class container terminal services in the South China region. It was established in 1969 and it built Hong Kong's first purpose-built container terminal in 1972. Its operations in Kwai Ching are spreading over Container Terminals 1, 2, 5 and 9, with a total handling capacity of 7.0 million TEUs.
http://www.modernterminals.com/
Note: Coach pick-up at 3:20pm, Expo Drive Entrance, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, then drop-off in Sheung Wan for Farewell Dinner.
Option 2: Visit to The 8th Estate Winery
A fully functional urban winery in Hong Kong, the 8th Estate Winery was established by a Canadian in 2007. It operates as a boutique winery in a high-rise on the Hong Kong Island. Frozen grapes are imported from vineyards all over the world and production process begins in Hong Kong in a traditional way. It offers an exclusive and unique lifestyle experience for wine lovers in town.
http://www.the8estatewinery.com/
Note: Coach pick-up at 3:20pm, Expo Drive Entrance, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, then drop-off in Sheung Wan for Farewell Dinner.
Option 3: Visit to HKCEC Atrium Expansion
The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) Atrium Expansion Project was successfully completed in April 2009, adding 42 per cent more exhibition space - an additional 19,400 square metres - to the HKCEC. It is the heaviest lifting operation ever undertaken in HK's building construction history. Come experience all the secrets behind this record-breaking project!
http://www.hkcecema.com/index.html
Note: Gather at 3:20pm outside Rm N101 for the visit.
Option 4: Architecture Walk
Hong Kong offers a wealth of architectural influences and styles just waiting to be discovered. During this walk through Hong Kong’s Central district, you will come to understand the evolution of the city through its buildings. Architect hosts will point out the special characteristics that make each structure unique as well as discussing its relevant history.
This programme is sponsored by Meetings & Exhibitions Hong Kong (MEHK), a division of Hong Kong Tourism Board.
Note: Coach pick-up at 3:20pm, Expo Drive Entrance, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, then drop-off in Sheung Wan for Farewell Dinner.
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The 10th Hong Kong Forum’s grand finale takes place at the oldest market building in Hong Kong, a fitting setting for our 1960s theme night.
Venue: The Grand Stage, Western Market, 323 Des Voeux Road, Sheung Wan
Note: Coach pick-up at 6:00pm, Expo Drive Entrance, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, for Farewell Dinner in Sheung Wan. Separate coach transfer for other visit participants will be arranged directly after the visits.
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The Pearl River Delta (PRD)’s broad range of industries has developed into industry clusters, which is believed to be conducive to China’s manufacturing success. The 3-day programme offers a glimpse of the dynamic Guangdong by showing you how the supply chain is taking shape in different industries. You will also learn about the cities’ latest development from the local government officials, and network with mainland’s private enterprises. Last but not least, you will visit a UNESCO World Heritage – Kaiping Diaolou and Villages, a fusion of Chinese and western architectural forms.
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World SME Expo, an annual exhibition organised by the HKTDC, helps SMEs explore international market opportunities through networking, business matching and the exchange of information and ideas. SME service providers showcase their services and business solutions at World SME Expo.
Inno Design Tech Expo has been a leading trade platform for creative and technology companies to promote their professional consultancy services to business enterprises, network with potential business partners, and make in-roads to the region’s growth markets.
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The programme is subject to change.
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