In today’s world, sustainability is no longer a choice but a necessity for SMEs. Join industry leaders and environmental experts in this engaging seminar as we delve into the concept of circular economy and its transformative potential for small and medium-sized enterprises. Learn firsthand from pioneers in the recycling industry, discover cutting-edge waste reduction technologies, and be inspired by compelling case studies where waste is turned into valuable resources. Don’t miss this essential opportunity to unlock new avenues of growth, enhance value, and reduce waste through innovative and sustainable practices.
時至今日,可持續發展不再是中小企業的選擇,而是必然。與業界領袖和環境專家一同參與研討會,探討循環經濟概念以及它推動中小企業變革的潛力。您可直接向回收業先鋒學習尖端減廢技術,研究將廢物轉化為寶貴資源的成功案例,從中獲得啟發。把握機會,探討創新及可持續方案,開闢發展新路徑,為企業增值及減廢。
Leanings 學習要點
Post-Event Actions 後續行動
Moderator
Jude Chow
Deputy Chairman
Federation of Hong Kong Industries
Federation of Hong Kong Industries
Deputy Chairman
Mr Jude Chow is the Founder & CEO of AEL (International Holdings) Limited. In his early years in Australia, Mr Chow had extensive exposure to large-scale construction engineering, airport engineering, and environmental engineering projects. He then took up a regional position in a German technology company and was responsible for projects across 13 countries in the Asia Pacific. After joining AEL, he has led the company to sustainable growth from developing new products and entering into new markets, including Belt and Road countries. He is now working with partners from Europe, local research institutes and universities to build a waste-to-energy solution for the Asian Market. He is also dedicated to contributing to society with active participation in voluntary work and being a mentor for the City University of Hong Kong’s School of Energy and Environment, as well as the promotion of sustainability by representing the industry to liaise with Government and overseas counterparts.
My Sustainability Goals for 2024:
Jack Yuen
Deputy Director of Health & Nutrition and Sustainability Development
SGS Hong Kong Limited
SGS Hong Kong Limited
Deputy Director of Health & Nutrition and Sustainability Development
Jack has over a decade of cross-disciplinary experience of professional experience across sustainability development, supply chain solutions, quality assurance, digitalization transformation and consulting services for different leading companies.
Jack leads the team and drives new initiatives and products in the Asia region, brings collaboration with business partners, and assists corporate clients in formulating their sustainability and supply solutions along their value chain.
My Sustainability Goals for 2024:
1. Hong Kong food commercial and industrial generate huge amounts of food waste daily, apart from disposing of the food waste in landfills, a proportion of food waste can be processed and regenerated as different forms of useful sources and contribute to agriculture and fishery. It is hoped to see more incentives and funding available to encourage more parties to develop solutions and expedite the implementation.
2. Transparency and credibility in green initiatives’ product claims are crucial for the sustainable market. It is hoped our mark can help companies build trust in their products and brands to showcase their green initiatives in the market with independent environmental claim certification and verification.
Federation of Hong Kong Industries (FHKI) was established in 1960 to promote and foster the interests of Hong Kong’s industrial and business communities. Representing manufacturing and associated businesses from 32 industry groups, FHKI brings together like-minded entrepreneurs to spearhead the advancement of Hong Kong’s industry. Through policy advocacy, professional business support services and cross-sector collaboration, FHKI strives to build a dynamic industrial ecosystem to take forward transformation and re-industrialisation of Hong Kong’s economy, sparkling new business opportunities and charting diverse paths for the younger generation.
Our initiative in accelerating sustainable development in Hong Kong:
The ESG Committee was established in November 2021 with the aims to strengthen participation of the industry in achieving Hong Kong’s target in reaching carbon neutrality by 2050 and support industrial members in putting ESG in practice through capacity building, knowledge exchange and cultivating industrial ESG talents.