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Seminars / Workshops

SUCCESS regularly organises seminars and workshops to disseminate useful business information. All SMEs and business start-ups are welcome to join. For enquiries, please contact SUCCESS at 3403 6111.
The following are upcoming seminars / workshops for online registration. Please select the activity you wish to join by ticking in the relevant box and press the "Submit" button. Successful registrants will be notified by email.
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2025-12-17 “Latest Developments of China-US Trade Conflicts"
Face-to-face
2025-12-10 “Creating Impact: Enhancing ESG Performance through Creative Community Engagement”
  • Seminar: “Latest Developments of China-US Trade Conflicts"
    Description:

    Face-to-face

    Content:

    Topic: "Latest Developments of China-US Trade Conflicts"  


    Since the new US Administration took office in 2025, the US has been implementing and modifying a series of additional tariff measures on Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong. In October 2025, the economic and trade teams of China and the US had the fifth meeting in Kuala Lumpur, following which the Presidents of China and the US met in Korea to discuss China-US economic and trade relations and other issues. The two sides then announced adjustment of the tariffs imposed on each other. To assist SMEs in understanding the relevant situations, this seminar will cover additional tariff measures imposed by the US on products of Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong, and the tariff countermeasures imposed by Chinese Mainland on US products.
     

    Language: Cantonese
     

    Speaker:

    • Miss Beatrice Chiu
    - Principal Trade Officer, Americas Division, Trade and Industry Department 

    • Ms Mabel Yu
    - Principal Trade Officer, Mainland Division, Trade and Industry Department 

     

    Registration: Interested persons are welcome to participate in this seminar.

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    Date / Time:
    17 December 2025 (Wednesday), 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
    Venue: Support and Consultation Centre for SMEs of the Trade and Industry Department (SUCCESS)
    Room 1301, 13/F, Trade and Industry Tower, 3 Concorde Road, Kowloon City
    Fee: Free of Charge
    Organiser: Support and Consultation Centre for SMEs of the Trade and Industry Department (SUCCESS)
  • Seminar: “Creating Impact: Enhancing ESG Performance through Creative Community Engagement”
    Description:

    Face-to-face

    Content:

    Topic: "Creating Impact: Enhancing ESG Performance through Creative Community Engagement"  


    As the focus on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) continues to rise, the benefits of implementing ESG practices have been widely recognised. This seminar will discuss why ESG matters for SMEs — including its impact on enhancing brand reputation and fostering customer loyalty. In addition, the speaker will explore some low-tech and cost-effective ESG initiatives that can be easily implemented through creativity and community engagement. Relevant examples will also be shared, demonstrating how businesses can repurpose existing resources and collaborate with local communities without incurring significant costs. This seminar will equip participating SMEs with practical and innovative strategies for integrating ESG principles into their daily operations, with a view to highlighting the benefits and opportunities to SMEs by embracing sustainable practices.

    This seminar is one of the seminars under the SME Service Centres' "4-in-1" Seminar Series.
     

    Language: Cantonese 
     

    Speaker:

    • Mr Johnny Lo
    - Co-founder, Aroma Office Limited
    - Business Consultant, okapi studio
     

    Registration: Interested persons are welcome to participate in this seminar.

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    Date / Time:
    10 December 2025 (Wednesday), 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
    Venue: Support and Consultation Centre for SMEs of the Trade and Industry Department (SUCCESS)
    Room 1301, 13/F, Trade and Industry Tower, 3 Concorde Road, Kowloon City
    Fee: Free of Charge
    Organiser: Support and Consultation Centre for SMEs of the Trade and Industry Department (SUCCESS)
Last Review Date : 26 February 2016