Link, major real estate owner and manager operating extensive community-focused retail networks across Hong Kong, has published a case study on its new Social Impact Evaluation Framework, developed with SVIHK. Here is what we built together and why it matters.
Learn from four practitioners on how they use social impact data to inform strategy and decisions, beyond compliance and reporting.
Explore how art, culture, and heritage at ReThink 2025 inspire sustainability in Hong Kong. Learn from Swire Properties, Henderson Land, Hong Kong Electric and others driving social and environmental change through creativity.
They challenge the status quo to drive impact through shared value strategies. Discover the Shared Value Awards 2025 winners!
Our long-standing collaboration with CUHK Business School took a new form last semester where student teams were invited to collaborate with purpose-driven business leaders on real-world cases focused on creating shared value.
Read the summary paper for the B4SI conference that explores key takeaways and shared value approaches to social impact in an era of inequalities.
Read our interview with Gordon Watson, SVIHK’s Founding Chair and non-executive Chairman of AXA Asia, as he reflects on his life experiences that helped shape the way he approaches business.
Discover the 2024 Shared Value Awards winners who challenge the status quo to drive impact through shared value initiatives.
The fifth edition of CREATIVE COLLISION gathered over 120 changemakers for learnings and ideation on creating shared value on 18 April. What to bring back in our organisations to drive impact? Hear from our different hosts during the day.
A thought-provoking seminar at CUHK Business School empowered over 200 students, showcasing the immense potential of CSV to drive economic growth and social impact, with the contribution of Denise Wong, Barclays Managing Director & co-Head of Sustainable Banking Group.
Jill Kong, the co-founder of Beetales, pitched at the Impact Auction 2023. Check out this interview to know why this was a turning point.
Check out the key takeaways and insights from Veronica Sze, Nestlé Hong Kong, Olivia Wong, MTR Corporation, and Samuel Kwong, Chinachem.
