Seminar on Ethical Sourcing for Production in China & Corporate Social Responsibility
16.11.2004
The HKCSS collaborated with The Hong Kong Trade Development Council in organising the said seminar in the SME World EXPO (16-18 November 2004). It aimed at arousing the interest of SMEs regarding the fundamentals of corporate citizenship, and how SMEs could participate in the community without the need to invest too many human and financial resources. The Caring Company Scheme was offered a booth to exhibit its details to the visitors during the EXPO.
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Company Visit – Power Assets Holdings Ltd.
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Workshop on Caring for the Elderly – Prevention of Elderly Suicide
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Workshop on Caring for the Elderly – How to take care of elders with diabetes
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Seminar on How to be a Socially Responsible Company
06.09.2004
In 2004, the Caring Company Scheme promoted itself to the general public and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). A seminar on the subject was held in September 2004 to introduce how large corporations and small enterprises actively participate in the community with their unique industry competencies, and how social service organizations could help build a WIN-WIN-WIN approach in the partnership. Over 200 SMEs have participated in the seminar.
Date: 6 Sept 2004 (Mon)
Time: 10am – 12noon
Venue: 1/F, Duke of Windsor Social Service Building, 15 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, HK.
Speakers:
– ACCA – Dr Lynne Chow, Technical Consultant
– 中華電力 – Ms Jane Lau, Public Affairs Director
– 花旗集團 – Mr Simon Chung, Director and Head of Financial Institutions
– 星空傳媒集團有限公司 – Ms Mimi Fu, Manager – Resourcing and Development
– 得利龍百貨有限公司 – Mr Edward Lam, Managing Director
– 希宏創建集團有限公司 – Mr Raymond Lo, Director
– 聖雅各福群會 – Ms Josephine Lee, Senior Manager
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Business Leaders Talked About the Next Step of the Caring Company Scheme
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“The 16 Personality Types” Workshop
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2006 Leaders’ Forum ~ Corporate Social Responsibility – The New Drive for Hong Kong
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