From infrastructure to talent, and two networks.
The chamber runs its programme through nine committees and networks, each with its own events and its own members.
What they cover
The chamber secretariat and its committees are accountable to the board. The board is accountable to the members.
GovernanceChairs, co-chairs and champions
Every committee's own remit and its published leadership.
Construction, Property and Infrastructure
Networking forums, stakeholder access and market understanding for members in construction, property and infrastructure.
Finance, Legal and Tax
Financial services, legal issues, FinTech and double taxation agreements, promoting Hong Kong as an international financial centre and the Greater Bay Area.
Food, Beverage and Hospitality
Supporting Australian businesses and products in Hong Kong’s food, beverage and hospitality sector through connectivity, engagement and advocacy.
Innovation and Technology
Showcasing developments and sharing insights on the trends shaping Hong Kong’s innovation and technology sector.
Sports and Entertainment
Helping members and Australian businesses engage Hong Kong’s growing sports and entertainment landscape, and grow the city as a hub for major events.
Sustainability
Raising awareness of sustainability best practice, engaging policymakers on net-zero policy, building ESG talent, and connecting sustainability thinking across the chamber.
Talent
Helping members grow their businesses through people, and grow as leaders themselves, through sharing and advocacy on talent, diversity and culture in the workplace.
Women in Business Network
Connecting, supporting and advancing women in business, and promoting gender diversity across the chamber’s activities.
Young Professionals Network
Professional development, networking and access to senior leaders for young professionals working in Hong Kong.
Event labels
Every event on the calendar carries one or more of these labels: some are open to any business, some to members only, and some run under the Chatham House Rule.
Committee membership comes with membership.
A place on one of the chamber's nine committees and networks is among its ten published benefits.