It’s time
to change the way
we do business.
We believe businesses have the power to solve societal issues while making profit.
It’s what is called Creating Shared Value.
Building a sustainable and
equitable future.
We rally partners in business and society who combine their expertise to profitably solve pressing issues and create shared value.
Our purpose: build a more sustainable and inclusive future for all in Hong Kong SAR and Mainland China.
SVIHK is part of a global network launched in the United States in 2012 and now present on each continent.
Building regenerative, inclusive and equitable business models requires a collaborative ecosystem between all stakeholders.
We bridge business, government and non-profit to experience the power of collective impact.
innovator
Your accelerator
for change
We work with partners who believe that solving the world’s toughest problems is not only a moral imperative: it’s also an unprecedented business opportunity. As a core partner, your company access activities, resources and tools to bake impact into the DNA of its business model.
Our tailor-made programme embeds human-centered design to drive change and scale impact, from inspiring your people to finding partners.
Our shared value
ambassadors
Our company partners are committed to achieving both economic growth and societal impact.
HSBC Hong Kong
Moet Hennessy TR Asia-Pacific
Latest Events, Blog
Resources
A new generation of changemakers
This month, SVIHK introduced the shared value concept to 160+ students – from CUHK and The Harbour School.
CREATIVE COLLISION 2021: What Does it Take to Drive Change?
CREATIVE COLLISION defies description, which is why we always use the term “non-conference”. What are the key takeaways from the 2021 event that can be used to drive change with Shared Value?
Another Successful Year of the Shared Value Awards for Hong Kong
We are excited to announce the Hong Kong winners of the Shared Value Awards 2021.
CREATIVE COLLISION 2023
CREATIVE COLLISION 2023
SVIHK’s largest event yet, convenes business, civil society, public sector and social innovation leaders in a highly interactive...
Ideas for Change
In this interview with the Wall Street Journal, Prof. Michael Porter addresses the perceived trade-off between a corporation’s economic and social goals.
