卓佳的 SPOT 融會線上會議平台
Tricor introduced hybrid or virtual AGMs in Hong Kong with SPOT. This e-meeting platform opens a new era for shareholders’ meetings, by avoiding disruption while enabling greater transparency and security.
Tricor introduced hybrid or virtual AGMs in Hong Kong with SPOT. This e-meeting platform opens a new era for shareholders’ meetings, by avoiding disruption while enabling greater transparency and security.
Shared Value Initiative Hong Kong welcomes a new Member: Sedgwick Richardson, a consultancy headquartered in Hong Kong.
AXA 亞洲和非洲區首席執行官韋國敦(Gordon Watson) 解釋了他如何接受今年慶祝成立 10 週年的全球運動“共享價值”,並成為“Shared Value Project Hong Kong”(現更名為“Shared Value Initiative Hong Kong 共享價值計劃香港”)的創始主席
Shared Value Project Hong Kong becomes Shared Value Initiative Hong Kong, effective 14 April. Gaëlle Loiseau, our CEO, explains the reasons for this change in this article.
OPEN EVENT – Gaëlle Loiseau, CEO of Shared Value Initiative Hong Kong, and Martina Mok, Head of Programmes & Partnerships, SVIHK, have been invited by the AmCham to present Creating Shared Value. They will provide relatable examples of how businesses in China, Asia and the rest of the world are adopting Shared Value to build high and sustainable performance in these challenging times.
Reflecting on the last few months of industry events, partner conversations and Member meetings, here are my observations on some major barriers to social innovation in Hong Kong. Some of my views may be unpopular, but then again we’re not here to be mainstream. Alongside each is an example of what we’ve tried in overcoming that barrier, in case it’s useful to others.
In 2012/13, I was tasked to help establish a whole new government funding scheme, namely the Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development (SIE) Fund, with an aim to provide impetus to propel the development of social entrepreneurs and build the local social innovation ecosystem. At the time, the government had been providing resources to fund and support the development of the social enterprise sector for almost a decade. The staunch support from the government had already enabled the social enterprise sector to flourish and gain recognition generally in Hong Kong.
The impact of the extensive development in The Greater Bay Area for Shared Value Practitioners as interpreted from the Outline Development Plan, recently released by the PRC government (with the support of the Hong Kong SAR government), is one of great opportunity.
Enactus and SVIHK are establishing collaborations on several business initiatives towards a common vision in driving a better sustainable future world.The first initiative is to present our student-led social innovation projects to the business world. We target to leverage our networks in connecting corporates who are committed to shared value creation and seeking innovative ideas; and students who are passionate in social innovation and seeking business advisory in sustaining their projects. We aspire to create synergy and positive impacts with effective resource allocation through partnerships.
The world economies are showing signs of slowing and financial markets are correcting on the back of earnings downgrades. If this is a time of retrenchment then it is the time for strategic reevaluation and business transformation.
The UN countries have focused on delivering aid to the third world to help bring economic development and prosperity. What they have also done is to bring financial inclusion so well that many of these countries, particularly Kenya and Vietnam, are now in a position to leapfrog the more traditional, cash-reliant economies. Tens of millions of Asians, Europeans and Americans remain unbanked or underbanked.
Caleb Chiu, CTO and Co-founder of Neurum shares his experiences and tips for developing Mental Health Hong Kong solutions. Experiencing a mental illness is like a journey with a winding series of stages. Understanding the different impact of these stages helps us to manage them better and move towards recovery.