online event
Made in the UK, Sold to Hong Kong
Join us and learn more about the commercial opportunities in Hong Kong and the support available through the Department for Business and Trade and Invest HK.
What you’ll learn
- Gain an overview of Hong Kong priorities and key sectors
- Understand what it takes to be a successful business in Hong Kong, with business case studies
- Learn about the support available from the Department for Business and Trade and Invest HK
Description
Are you considering new markets? Discover the vast opportunities in Hong Kong, the 13th largest UK export market. With opportunities in Healthcare, Tech and Fintech, Energy, Education and Food and Drink. Hong Kong is a prime destination for your business expansion.
Join the Department for Business and Trade and Invest HK to explore how Hong Kong's open, transparent and competitive market can benefit your company. Learn about the support avaliable for exporting to Hong Kong and the wider Asia-Pacific region. Hong Kong's excellent connectivity to China and extensive links throughout Asia make it an ideal hub for your business.
This event is perfect for any company interested in expanding to Hong Kong or the Asia-Pacific region.
Speakers
Corin Wilson
Director for Trade and Investment, Department for Business and Trade
Corin is based in the British Consulate General, Hong Kong. He is a career diplomat with nearly twenty years focusing on international trade for the UK Government. He currently leads teams focusing on industries including technology and innovation, financial services, infrastructure and creative industries.
Mark Hedley
Deputy Head of Investment Promotion, Invest Hong Kong
Mark has experienced a 20 year long career in strategic consulting, business development, market entry planning, and investment advisory, working with a diverse range of clients across the tech & innovation, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, and consumer sectors. He has a particular specialism for the China and Asia-Pacific region, having lived and travelled through the Greater China region for two decades.