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Antony Leung Kam-chung Inspires Full House at Global Leader Series

The much-anticipated Global Leader Series talk delivered by Mr. Antony Leung Kam-chung, former Financial Secretary of HKSAR Government and current Group Chief Executive of Nan Fung Group, proved highly successful on 15 May as all 300 seats were filled at the ballroom of the InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong. The event was hosted by the […]

The much-anticipated Global Leader Series talk delivered by Mr. Antony Leung Kam-chung, former Financial Secretary of HKSAR Government and current Group Chief Executive of Nan Fung Group, proved highly successful on 15 May as all 300 seats were filled at the ballroom of the InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong.

The event was hosted by the Pro-Vice-Chancellor of CUHK, Prof. Michael Hui, and the Dean of CUHK Business School, Prof. Vernon Hsu. Distinguished guests, alumni and students of the Business School enjoyed a relaxed and inspiring evening, interacting with one another in a reception before Mr. Leung shared his insights in a talk titled ‘Thoughts on Hong Kong’s Future Economy and Job Market’. Mr. Leung expressed his views on economic as well as social and political issues, explaining how Hong Kong should leverage its prominent position arising from China’s booming economy. He also offered tips to the young on how to equip themselves amidst globalisation and technological advancement. The audience responded with thunderous applause.

Mr. Leung stated, “I am honoured to have the opportunity to share my thoughts with distinguished leaders from a wide variety of backgrounds, many of whom are alumni of the Business School. It was an enjoyable evening with cherished memories.”

The event attracted an international mix of influential business, academic and diplomatic leaders, including Mr. Alan Chow, Executive Director of the D. H. Chen Foundation; Mr. Alex Lui, Executive Director of K. Wah International Holdings Limited; Ms. Alice Ip, Executive Director of Sino Group; Ms. Anita Fung, CEO, Hong Kong of HSBC; Mr. Andrew Kam, Managing Director of Hong Kong Disneyland; Mr. Te Chi Wang, Principal Assistant Secretary of the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau; Mr. David O’Rear, Chief Economist of Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce; Mr. Wilson Shao, Managing Director of Ngong Ping 360 Limited; and Hong Kong-based diplomats from the Consulates General of Australia, Finland, Russia and the U.S. Prominent business school alumni included Mr. FC Lo, Chairman of FC Packaging Holding Limited; Mr. Bankee Kwan, Chairman of CASH Financial Services Group Limited; Ms. Norris Lam, Managing Partner and President of Forbes Private Capital Group Asia; Dr. Peter So, Managing Director of CCB International; Mr. Chan King Cheung, Chief Editor and Director of Hong Kong Economic Journal Company Limited; Mr. Daniel Chong, CEO of Yata Limited; and Mr. Ivan Wong, Managing Director, Head of Corporate Sales, Greater China of HSBC.

Now in its third year, the Global Leader Series organised by the Alumni and Corporate Affairs Office invites influential scholars and experts to exchange ideas on social, economic and other topics of public interest. Dean Prof. Vernon Hsu remarked, “It was a profound privilege to have Mr. Antony Leung speak at our Global Leader Series. I am certain everyone admires the wisdom and charisma of this influential business leader. We look forward to the continued support of our fellow alumni and friends to this inspiring event series.”

LENS Program

CUHK MBA has launched a new and unique management training and development program LENS (Learning management Essentials for your Next Stage). This is a tailor-made program highly relevant to current working professionals, whom are aiming at moving up to a team lead / manager role in 1-2 years’ time. The program will include 4 modules […]

CUHK MBA has launched a new and unique management training and development program LENS (Learning management Essentials for your Next Stage). This is a tailor-made program highly relevant to current working professionals, whom are aiming at moving up to a team lead / manager role in 1-2 years’ time. The program will include 4 modules in 12 different sessions being held over a period of 24 months, specifically enhancing your skillsets inManaging Self, Managing Up, Managing Down and Managing Across.

Click here to view the flyer of LENS program.

MBA Jobs in Hong Kong & China with CUHK Career Services Director Marjorie Chang

“Every student coming in should have 2-3 target companies in mind. See if these companies have operations and growth plans in Asia… if you’re thinking of moving to Hong Kong, China or Singapore, look at jobs that are relevant to your experience and try applying for them… An MBA is an important investment, so you […]

“Every student coming in should have 2-3 target companies in mind. See if these companies have operations and growth plans in Asia… if you’re thinking of moving to Hong Kong, China or Singapore, look at jobs that are relevant to your experience and try applying for them… An MBA is an important investment, so you have to get yourself better prepared so you know more about the market before you come. There are a lot of hurdles in front of you, but if you know them earlier, you’ll manage your expectations and you will get results.”

The world’s economic center is shifting East, and MBA programs are adjusting their offerings – and marketing pitches – accordingly. HKUST markets itself as “the best in Asia,” NUS as “the gateway to Asia” and CEIBS as giving students “the China edge.”

This week I sat down with Marjorie Chang, Director of CUHK’s Career Management Centre, to separate fact from fiction. Do MBAs really have more opportunities in Asia? How can international students best prepare themselves for successful careers in Hong Kong and China? And what are multinational and local employers looking for in candidates?

Marjorie has helped CUHK MBAs find jobs for nearly 8 years. I love her direct answers. Listen on to get an “on the ground” picture of the job market in Hong Kong and China. You’ll also get insight into how MBA admissions evaluates your post-MBA career goals.

Connecting with the World : Empowering Young Entrepreneurs for the New Digital Age – Mr. Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman of Google talks at CUHK Business School

Google and CUHK Aim to Boost Hong Kong Entrepreneurs  HONG KONG, November 4, 2013 – Google announced Monday that it will be partnering with The Chinese University of Hong Kong on a program to help students and young entrepreneurs in Hong Kong to innovate and connect with the global community. Speaking at “Connecting with the […]

Google and CUHK Aim to Boost Hong Kong Entrepreneurs 

HONG KONG, November 4, 2013 – Google announced Monday that it will be partnering with The Chinese University of Hong Kong on a program to help students and young entrepreneurs in Hong Kong to innovate and connect with the global community.

Speaking at “Connecting with the World: Empowering Young Entrepreneurs for the New Digital Age” event, Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said, “Hong Kong has been one of history’s most successful incubators for entrepreneurs. Our goal with this program will be to help sustain and enhance that culture, enabling the next generation of digital innovators in Hong Kong.”

CUHK Vice-Chancellor Professor Joseph Sung said, “As a forward looking comprehensive research university committed to excellence in education and research, CUHK always strives to explore innovative ways to enhance the learning experience of our students. We are pleased to become a key partner of Google to create a sustainable entrepreneurship ecosystem in Hong Kong; encourage students and young entrepreneurs to innovate, think big; and connect to the global community of entrepreneurs.”

Center for Entrepreneurship at CUHK Business School

The Chinese University of Hong Kong Center for Entrepreneurship (Cfe) was inaugurated on May 24, 2005 and is a research center under the Asia Pacific Institute of Business. The Cfe is an interdisciplinary association of scholars and practitioners united by research, teaching and community service for entrepreneurship.

Since its establishment, CfE aims to develop and provide innovative training, research, and consulting for different kinds of NGOs, governmental entities, and business corporations.

Click here for a thorough introduction to Cfe.

CUHK MBA – Entrepreneurship Concentration

CUHK MBA renders full support to students with passion for starting their own business, including nurturing ideas, weaving the network with professionals in the industry and providing academic guidance.

For more detailed information about the concentration, please move to CUHK MBA Concentrations.

Global Leader Series Economic Forum: The Rise of the Asian Century

The Global Leader Series Economic Forum held on 16 October proved a great success, filling the Grand Ballroom of Kowloon Shangri-La with over 600 participants and drawing an impressive array of eminent speakers and attendees. Titled ‘The Rise of the Asian Century’, the forum featured four world-renowned economists: Prof. Liu Mingkang, former Chairman of the […]

The Global Leader Series Economic Forum held on 16 October proved a great success, filling the Grand Ballroom of Kowloon Shangri-La with over 600 participants and drawing an impressive array of eminent speakers and attendees. Titled ‘The Rise of the Asian Century’, the forum featured four world-renowned economists: Prof. Liu Mingkang, former Chairman of the China Banking Regulatory Commission; Prof. Robert C. Merton, 1997 Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences and School of Management Distinguished Professor of Finance at MIT Sloan School of Management; Prof. Lawrence J. Lau, Chairman of CIC International (Hong Kong) Co., Limited; and Prof. Fred Hu, Chairman of Primavera Capital Group. Before a captivated audience, they knowledgeably presented their views on the challenges and opportunities of Asia’s economic and financial development as China continues to gain prominence.

Hosted by CUHK Provost Prof. Benjamin Wah and Dean of the CUHK Business School Prof. T. J. Wong, the event enjoyed additional distinction with the presence of the Honourable Mr. John C. Tsang, Financial Secretary of the HKSAR Government, to deliver an opening address. The extraordinary occasion was also noteworthy for officially establishing the ‘CUHK Business School Development Fund’, and forum sponsors posed for a group photo to commemorate this significant moment. All proceeds contributed to the forum were directed to the development fund, ensuring the world-class excellence of the Business School continues to benefit future generations.

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