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Hong Kong Entrepreneurs (Issue: Sep-Oct 2018)
Highlights from this issue: Manufacturers seek to diversify, digital transformation of OEM, market opportunities in Cambodia, interview with Vice President Nr Ng Ching Wun. It also features CMA's activities held during the past months.
2018-09-01
Report on CMA Delegation to Ethiopia 2018
This report presents the findings and observations of the delegation to Ethiopia, along with recommendations for Hong Kong businessess which are looking to set up production lines in the country.
2018-09-18
Hong Kong Entrepreneurs (Issue: Nov-Dec 2018)
Highlights from this issue: Interviews with CMA Vice President Dr Edward Chan and pioneers of China's reform and opening up, opportunities in Ethiopia, big data in manufacturing. It also features CMA's activities held during the past months.
2018-11-01
The High-level Luncheon on the 40th Anniversary of China’s Reform
The high-level luncheon on the 40th Anniversary of China’s reform and opening up was the finale to the series of commemorative events held by the CMA to “celebrate 40 years of national reform and opening up.” Over 200 government officials, prominent industrialists, and scholars participated in the luncheon. The CMA also held the launching ceremony for Pioneers of China’s Reform and Opening Up, a book jointly published by the CMA and the Hong Kong Economic Times.
2018-12-12
Hong Kong Entrepreneurs (Issue: Jan-Feb 2019)
In this issue, we report on the High-level Luncheon on the 40th Anniversary of China’s Reform and Opening Up. CMA Vice President Dr Wong Chun also shares with us his experience in taking advantages of opportunities brought by closer Cross-Strait ties. Other feature stories: Dr the Hon Jose Yu’s passion for Maotai, a former OEM becomes an expert on smart manufacturing transformation, and the new measures under CEPA.
2019-01-01
Hong Kong Entrepreneurs (Issue: Mar-Apr 2019)
In this issue, we provide insight into the business opportunities brought by the Greater Bay Area development. We also interview CMA Vice President Dr Wingco Lo about his spirit of continuous improvement. Other feature stories: eSports fever hits Hong Kong, the transformation of a cottage factory with the booming of IoT, and impact of the amendment to the Individual Income Tax Law on the Mainland.
2019-03-01
Hong Kong Entrepreneurs (Issue: May-Jun 2019)
In this issue, Professor Tsui Lap Chee shares his views on Hong Kong STI development. CMA Vice President Mr Dennis Ng also tells us the importance of honesty and integrity in business and life. Other feature stories: highlights of the “Two Sessions”, CMA delegation to Chaoshan, and the story of a post 90s-girl who revitalises traditional embroidered shoes with modern style.
2019-05-01
Hong Kong Entrepreneurs (Issue: Jul-Aug 2019)
In this issue, Dr Lee George Lam shares his insights on developing Hong Kong into a cradle for unicorns. CMA Vice President Dr Ma Kai Yum also tells us the Teochew wisdom in business. Other feature stories: the latest tax and fee reduction policies in the Mainland, CMA’s first education expositions, the opportunities in Bangladesh, and the story of Hong Kong’s last remaining porcelain painting manufacturer.
2019-07-01
Hong Kong Entrepreneurs (Issue: Sep-Oct 2019)
In this issue, Professor Lawrence Lau gives an inside look at the China-US trade war. YGM Executive Director Shirley Chan also tells us her brand philosophy. Other feature stories: highlights of the “CMA Greater Bay Area Invitational 7-a-side Soccer Tournament”, CMA’s submissions for 2019 Policy Address and how two generations of paper artists keep the art of Zhizha alive.
2019-09-01
Hong Kong Entrepreneurs (Issue: Nov-Dec 2019)
In this issue, Dr Sunny Chai shares his own experience in realising smart transformation and also his insights on the roles of HKSTP in re-industrialisation. Chairman of Fujikon Industrial Holding Ltd. Johnny Yeung also tells us his innovation strategy. Other feature stories include: a guide to letting properties in the Greater Bay Area, “going global” via cross-border intellectual property services, and Hong Kong’s dying art of hand carved mahjong tiles.
2019-11-01