Unleash your potential in Hong Kong! Join our event co-organised by Startmeup, Invest HK, and Haymarket HQ to learn how you can grow your business into Hong Kong.

With fast-growing developments and its strategic location, Hong Kong offers a plethora of opportunities to global businesses that want to grow into Asia. Learn to take advantage of Hong Kong's business-friendly policies and overcome typical challenges from companies that have walked the path before you.

Join us for an exciting discussion on the trends, challenges and success stories of Australian companies expanding into Hong Kong.

Light refreshments will be provided. Register to reserve your spot.

EVENT AGENDA

5:00pm: Doors open & registration

5:30pm: Welcome by HHQ

5:35pm: Opening speech by Trista Lim, Director, HKETO

5:40pm: Keynote remarks by Jayne Chan, Head of Startmeup, InvestHK

5:45pm: Panel discussion: Opportunities in Hong Kong for Australian companies

Bonnie Shek, Director, HKTDC
Simon Ravindan, Business Development, Gelato Messina
Jason Huynh, Business Development, AEM Algorithm
Moderator: Jayne Chan, Head of Startmeup, InvestHK

6:15pm: Q&A

6:30pm: Closing remarks by Dr Luca De Leonardis, Head of InvestHK Sydney

6:35pm: Networking

8:00pm: Event ends

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

Bonnie Shek, Director, HKTDC
Bonnie is a seasoned professional with marketing, business development and management experience in Asia/Pacific. Before joining the HKTDC, she spent over ten years in the telecommunications industry, being responsible for developing marketing strategy and leading the Asia/Pacific consumer team.

Simon Ravindran, Business Development, Gelato Messina
Gelato Messina, a beloved Australian ice cream company, has partnered with the Black Sheep Group to bring its ice cream to Hong Kong. Prior to his role at Gelato Messina, Simon was a Manager, Marketing (Sydney Australia) at Wagamama.

Jason Huynh, Business Development, AEM Algorithm
Dynamic and engaging educator with over 14 years of international experience in teaching Economics, Business Studies, and Mandarin across China and Japan.