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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
Hong Kong Entrepreneurs (Issue: Jan-Feb 2020)
In this issue, Professor Terence Chong and Chinese metaphysician Master Spencer Lee make their 2020 predictions for Hong Kong. Chairman of Chen Hsong Holdings Ltd, Lai Yuen Chiang also tells us how she has led the 60-year family business to innovate and thrive. Other feature stories include: the 54th HKBPE round-up, the impact of ROPO effect and Iran cultural tour.
2020-01-01
Hong Kong Entrepreneurs (Issue: Mar-Apr 2020)
In this issue, Dr C.K. Lo and Mr Stephen Loh, experts in crisis management and big data analysis, share tips on surviving a PR disaster. Mr Lee Man Tat, the third-generation successor of Lee Kum Kee, also tells us how he has turned a small oyster sauce workshop into a century-old household name. Other feature stories include: Covid-19’s economic impact on Asia, tips for business amid virus outbreak, and the development of Hong Kong comics.
2020-03-01