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Hong Kong Academy is a non-profit, international through-train school offering a joyful and rigorous education for children aged 3 to 18 years. HKA students hone the competencies, knowledge and skills they need to be successful today and in the future. Established in 2000, HKA is one of only eight fully-authorised three-programme International Baccalaureate World Schools in Hong Kong, and the only one offering the Global Citizen Diploma programme. HKA students consistently outperform the IB Diploma world pass rates and enter competitive universities and colleges around the globe. HKA teachers are experienced specialists and, in addition to their teaching qualifications, around 50% of faculty hold a masters degree and/or other postgraduate diplomas. The school’s award-winning campus boasts a professional grade theatre and visual art studios, outdoor playscapes and sports pitches, and multiple science and design labs in which STEAM projects come to life.

Hong Kong Aero Engine Services Limited (HAESL) provides world-class aero engine and component repair services to many of the world’s most respected airlines that have chosen Rolls-Royce to power their fleet of Airbus and Boeing Aircraft. HAESL is a joint venture company between Rolls-Royce plc and Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company Limited (HAECO) (a member of the Swire group). Combining the strength of Rolls-Royce as an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and HAECO’s experience of more than 30 years repair and overhaul expertise on Rolls-Royce engines, HAESL has become one of the world’s most respected engineering names in offering the highest quality and most comprehensive engine repair and overhaul service to our customers. Our established strong long-term customer and supplier relationships are based on trust and integrity – the hallmark of all successful business partnerships.

Hong Kong 3.0 – Prosperity Connected Globally The Hong Kong Ambassadors Club (HKAC) is an organisation for global investors, business magnates and aspiring public figures seeking to deepen ties, build connections, and participate in intimate and high-level conversations with Hong Kong’s best while obtaining critical information and celebrating the unique culture and spirit of its people. The establishment of the Club aims to connect further ecosystem in strategic regions such as the Middle East, and build stronger economic and investment partnerships for the business network and friends towards Hong Kong. The Club would be dedicated to collaborating with global investors and international business community to engage into global brands to host influential events in HK. The Club is also planning to organise bilateral trade business and investment delegation visits among strategic markets for Hong Kong such as the Middle East, South East Asia and the Greater Bay Area, and facilitate partnerships and collaborations between the senior leaders in the public and private sectors among the regions.

ABOUT THE HONG KONG ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION HKAGA is a member-based non-profit organisation of established art galleries in Hong Kong. Founded in 2012, the Association seeks to advance the Hong Kong art gallery community by providing one voice to its members, reaching out to the local and international art community, and helping deepen market knowledge and best practices amongst its members. HONG KONG ART WEEK: In addition to hosting regular Art or Art-related Talks and Tours open to the Hong Kong community throughout the year, each November brings Hong Kong Art Week: a week-long Arts Festival of Talks, Tours, Studio Visits, special art events, circling Art Buses touring the different art districts, Art Lates as well as Family Art Days by neighbourhood. This week-long festival, in addition to other gallery events, nurtures an awareness of the developing arts and culture scene in Hong Kong, and fosters a culture of gallery-hopping in one of Asias most dynamic cities! All events are free. 201250

The HKABA SA Chapter is a member of the national body of Hong Kong Australia Business Association. Affiliated Australian Chapters: New South Wales | Queensland | South Australia | Victoria | Western Australia Established in 1987 the HKABA is a Key Industry Association Promoting Bi-Lateral Trade between Australia and Hong Kong SAR for Australian SMEs. HKABA networking functions attract key industry companies and individuals who are trading within the region and can help you to establish relationships & connect with business partners.

One of Asias premier ballet companies, Hong Kong Ballet (HKB) is internationally recognised as a top institution that represents Hong Kongs unique character. Since its inception in 1979, HKB has evolved into a vibrant performing arts organisation with a dynamic repertoire, forward-thinking community engagement initiatives and an emphasis on excellence. Septime Webre, former Artistic Director of The Washington Ballet, joined HKB as its Artistic Director in July 2017. With nearly 50 dancers from all over the globe Hong Kong, Mainland China and other parts of Asia, Australia, Europe and the US the Company has won recognition both regionally and internationally. The Companys repertoire includes celebrated re-stagings of the classics by Nina Ananiashvili, Cynthia Harvey, Anna-Marie Holmes, John Meehan and many other notable artists, original full-lengths created for the company and an award-winning series of ballets for young audiences. In addition, HKB performs works by some of todays most sought-after choreographers, including Alexei Ratmansky, Christopher Wheeldon, Jiří Kylian, Nacho Duato, Trey McIntyre, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa and many others. With almost 50 tours to 11 countries, HKB most recently toured throughout Europe in 2018, across Mainland China in 2017 and in recent seasons to the US, at Jacobs Pillow Dance Festival and in New York at the Joyce Theatre and the renowned Fall for Dance Festival. In addition to its performances on stage at home and abroad, HKB maintains a full schedule of community engagement initiatives throughout Hong Kong to ensure the art of ballet is accessible to all.

Back in 1956 Hong Kong Baptist University was a bold start-up, a private higher education institute born from nothing, save the funding support from the Baptist Convention plus the passion of a group of Chinese and American Christian educators. Like all start-ups, we encountered huge challenges in the early days, but for the last 60 years we constantly innovated, reinvigorated, and renewed. And so we succeeded, gaining an enviable reputation for excellence in teaching, research, and service to the community around us and beyond. Today, HKBU is widely recognised for its distinctive education that prepares young people with the innovative impulse and creative thinking that the 21st century demands, and balances academic excellence with the development of the whole person. To sustain our success, we have to be future-ready. Our students have to be future-ready. This is why we set out a 10-year strategic plan to take us to new heights as a research-led liberal arts institution of global significance. We endeavour to offer the best student experience and promote research excellence that advances knowledge, scholarship and academic leadership fit for the development of Hong Kong, the nation, the region, and the world. At the heart of its strategic plan lies a commitment to enhancing world class interdisciplinary research that would influence public thinking and policy making. To maintain its relevance to society and ensure continuance of its contributions to the creation and transfer of knowledge for the benefit of all, HKBU is purposefully investing resources to implement a comprehensive plan of action, including the Talent100 initiative: seeking faculty and research talents from around the world regardless of race, nationality, creed, and religion to teach, conduct research, and advance humanity at our caring university in Hong Kong—Asia’s World City.

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The Hong Kong Call Centre Association (HKCCA) is committed to improving customer satisfaction by supporting members in continuous quality improvement and productivity growth in contact centres and online customer interaction. Websites: http://www.hkcca.com http://www.hkcca.blogspot.com Company Overview: The association has a mission to help local organisations improve their customer service by deploying the best management practices and latest technologies. It aims to promote excellence in three main areas: Process Improvement, People Management and Technology. "Background of Call Centre Association" Hong Kong Call Centre Association (HKCCA) was formed by a group of call centre users in September 1999. The association has a mission to help local organisations improve their customer service by deploying the best management practices and latest technologies. It aims to promote excellence in three main areas: Process Improvement, People Management and Technology. "Membership" - Corporate Membership (call centre operation unit with more than 10 agents and located in Hong Kong (Annual fee of HK$3,000) - Corporate Membership for Small and Medium Call Centre ( call centre operation unit with 10 or below agents and located in Hong Kong ) (Annual fee of HK$1,800) - Corporate Membership for PRC ( call centre operation located in PRC) (Annual fee of HK$2,000) - Vendor Membership (Annual fee of HK$5,000) - Individual Membership (Annual fee of HK$800) To become a member please visit: http://www.hkcca.com/html/benme.htm

Founded in 1970, the Hong Kong Computer Society (HKCS) is a recognised non-profit professional organisation focused on developing Hong Kong’s Information Technology (IT) profession and industry. Their members come from a broad spectrum of Hong Kong’s IT community, from corporations to like-minded individuals, all coming together to raise the profile and standards of the IT profession and industry. As a well-established IT professional body, the Society is committed to professional and industry development as well as community services to ensure the IT sector continues to make a positive impact on peoples’ lives with three main goals, namely, 1) talent cultivation and professional development, 2) industry development and collaboration, and 3) the effective use of IT in our community.