Committees
Run by members, and an essential part of the chamber.
The chamber publishes two of them: China, and Finance and Tax, the second run in collaboration with the Dutch Chamber.
Why
What a committee is for
Why the chamber runs them
- Give members the opportunity to meet fellow industry experts and interested parties, share experiences, insights and opinions, and cover pressing topics in the relevant field
- Share the committee’s findings with the wider member community
- Give valuable input to authorities on topics within the committee’s expertise when asked
Which
The two it publishes
China Committee
- Discusses the latest developments in Mainland China in the economic, social, environmental and political field
- Debates various topics on Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan
- Covers the full spectrum of topics linked to China, including culture, politics, socio-economics and business, as well as macro-politics involving China and EU-China relations
Finance and Tax Committee
- Run in collaboration with the Dutch Chamber
- Aims to make the European Union in Hong Kong’s voice on finance stronger by uniting Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands
- Makes valuable input both as Benelux and as the EU on finance and tax
Aims to make the European Union in Hong Kong’s voice on finance stronger by uniting Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
The Finance and Tax Committee, with the Dutch ChamberTaking part
A place on the committees comes with membership
The chamber lists committee participation among what a membership opens.
Share expertise and experience
- Free advice on doing business in Hong Kong, drawn from the chamber and its network
- A place on the committees: business, events, sustainability, start-up, creatives and more
- Help on business set-up, job orientation, job seeking, internship placement and relocation
Membership
Committees are one of the reasons to join.
Members take part in committees on business, events, sustainability, start-ups, creatives and more.