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DUTCHCHAM MAGAZINE2018 - Issue 5 Volume 195 Human Capital Interview with a Chief 4 People are central to everything we do Developing social robots 11 Being your authentic self 20 Size: 180mm(w) x 255mm(h) On your side C M One-stop Outpatient and Y CM Emergency Services MY CY CMY K Rest assured that however late the hour, even during public holidays, we’ll take care of you. Emergency medicine specialist onsite around the clock Immediate medical attention or critical and life-threatening emergencies Treatment or common and urgent medical problems including: chest pain severe allergic reaction ever cold lu and ankle sprain etc. 852 15 000 wwwgleneaglesh 1 am ung Path etting to ong Chu Hang Hong ong dmiralty cean Par tation tation H GHK mins leneagles Hong ong Hospital The magazine for members of the Dutch Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong Contents Suite 3002, 30th Floor Central Plaza 3 Chairman’s Note 18 Harbour Road Wan Chai 4 Interview with a Chief Hong Kong People are central to everything we do E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.dutchchamber.hk 6 News & Views Skype: Dutchchamberhk Editorial Committee 20 Passing the Pen Jacob Feenstra (Chair) Judith Huismans 21 Go Green Maarten Swemmer Monique de Raaij 22 Tax Focus Merel van der Spiegel Alfred Tse 24 Lead Story Annemarelle van Schayik Community engagement Editor and transforming a hotel Donna Mah 28 Legal Focus Desktop Publisher Just Media Group Ltd 29 China Focus General Manager Passport to Hong Kong Muriel Moorrees 30 Cover Design 32 Lifestyle Saskia Wesseling 33 Events Advertisers ABN AMRO BANK N.V. 34 New Members’ Corner GLENEAGLES HONG KONG HOSPITAL ING BANK N.V., HONG KONG BRANCH PHILIPS ELECTRONICS HONG KONG 35 Enquiries and Information RABOBANK HONG KONG TURKISH AIRLINES 36 DutchCham Information This magazine is distributed free of charge to all members and relations of the Dutch Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong. For annual subscription, please mail your business card and a crossed cheque for HK$490 to the above address. Cheques should be made payable to “The Dutch Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong”. The content of this magazine is largely based on information from third parties. The editors do not necessarily agree with the views expressed therein. All rights are reserved by the Dutch Chamber of Commerce. Permission may be granted for reprints in any format upon request. To enable us to improve our service and avoid multiple mailings or errors with company details, please send us your latest information so that we can update our database. 1 Imagine... that there is enough healthy food for everyone. Can you see it in your mind’s eye? Imagine… that we can produce more food without overtaxing the earth. That we revive agricultural land and waste fewer resources. Imagine… that no one has to leave their home to fl ee famine. And that there are fewer confl icts. Now imagine… that it is a bank working towards this vision. A bank founded by and for farmers, that understands you can achieve more together, and knows all about food and how to grow it. Imagine… that we help kick-start the smartest innovations by our customers and partners on a global scale. And jointly address the biggest food issues on six continents. Imagine… that we can solve the world food problem together. And you can count on us. Growing a better world together Chairman’s Note Human Capital DutchCham Board of Directors Mrs. Maaike van Meer Chairman Chief Legal & Complicance Officer at AXA Insurance Hong Kong Mr. Michael van Ommeren Vice-Chairman Chairman of the Finance Committee Mr. Arend Oldenziel The theme of this issue of the magazine is Human Capital. According Treasurer to Wikipedia, Human Capital is a collection of traits – all the knowledge, Partner, Financial Services KPMG talents, skills, abilities, experience, intelligence, training, judgment, and wisdom possessed individually and collectively by individuals in a Mr. Marcel La Croix population. An important topic and we invited some of our members Chairman of the China Committee to discuss views and trends in this Magazine. Legal Counsel Asia Pacific at Robeco Hong Kong The Interview with a Chief is with James Donnan, Managing Director of Intertrust Hong Kong. James shares his views on the importance of Mr. Jan Willem Möller human capital, what abilities employees should possess in the service Chairman of the SME Committee sector and how to develop and retain your employees. Registered Foreign Lawyer at Tanner De Witt Jouk Cordier, Regional Director HR Asia for ASML, and Wijnand Mr. Jacob Feenstra van Hoeven, Head Human Resources, Corporate & Institutional Chairman of the PR&Pub Committee Banking, Greater China at ABN AMRO Bank N.V. were interviewed Head of Sales for Campfire for our Lead Story. They share their views about recruitment, how to position people perspective as part of the recruitment process and the importance of authenticity in a company’s culture. Mrs. Anne Evanno Board member How to foster a creative and entrepreneurial mindset? Cyriel Kortleven Assistant Director MBA Career Services at shares tips, whilst Antoine Fasse, of RPO Global, shares best practices CUHK Business School for job interviews. NGO Retired not Out assists companies with hiring people that are at a later stage in their career. DutchCham Advisory Board Ms. Annemieke Ruigrok Our Gold Member KPMG shares its views on robotic process Chairman automation trends, what it will mean for the future workforce and Consul-General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands how we can prepare for this change. Mr. K. K. Yeung Stress is a fact of modern life, and that is also true for Hong Kong. Chairman of KK Yeung Management Consultants Ltd. Matilda International Hospital’s Dr. Tommy Chan discusses stress Hongkongers may face in our fast-paced city, stress’ underlying Mr. Paul Zimmerman factors and indicators and how to better manage stress. An article Founding member of Designing Hong Kong & from PolyU looks at the development of social robots and the role Southern District Councillor they can play in the healthcare sector. Mr. Dennis Ziengs Hockey is the second most popular team sport in The Netherlands. In Financial Advisor / formerly CEO Asia of Fortis / Ageas Hong Kong, there are lots of opportunities to play hockey, the Dutch Hockey Club being one of them; they feature in this issue as well. Mr. Lodewijk Lamaison van den Berg Founding Partner at The Capital Company Wishing you happy reading and looking forward meeting you at one of our many (InterChamber) events! Especially, I would like to remind Mr. Daniël de Blocq van Scheltinga Managing Partner of Polarwide Ltd. you of our annual ABN AMRO Dutch Chamber Golf Tournament on 25 October and the China Seminar on 8 November. DutchCham Office Mrs. Muriel Moorrees General Manager Ms. Judith Huismans Mrs. Helen Yong Maaike van Meer Marketing & Communication Office Manager DutchCham Chairman Manager 3 Interview with a Chief People are central to everything we do What makes a company successful? What attracts good people to companies? Why is human capital important? James Donnan, Managing Director, Intertrust Hong Kong spoke to us about supportive corporate cultures, client- and people-centric strategies and growth areas in the administrative services industry in Asia. James Donnan By Donna Mah The Intertrust “Wall of Praise” by the reception area welcomes visitors to the Hong Kong office Please tell us a bit about yourself and your work at Intertrust. What does Intertrust do in Hong Kong? What are some growth areas? I moved to Hong Kong from Sydney eight years ago with my former employer, KPMG. I live in Mid-levels with my wife and Intertrust is one of the world’s leading providers of expert our two young children. On the weekends we enjoy exploring administrative services to financial institutions, alternative different parts of Hong Kong, especially going out to the outlying investment funds and MNCs. Our work covers four main service islands. During the hot summers, we enjoy swimming and going segments: 1. corporate clients, 2. funds, 3. private wealth and 4. to the beaches. Our kids love the water so we can often be found capital markets. at a pool or beach on the weekends. I’ve also done a bit of camping in Sai Kung with my son, which was a lot of fun. When the kids Hong Kong continues to be a hub for international companies are older, we would like to take them hiking with us on the many expanding into Asia, and looking to tap into the significant trails all over Hong Kong. growth opportunities in the region. On the funds side, there has been substantial growth in private equity over the last few years. I joined the Intertrust management team three and half years ago We are also seeing a lot of our Chinese clients setting up trust in 2015. In 2017, I was appointed Executive Director, Head of Fund structures for asset protection and succession planning purposes, Services and became Managing Director, Head of Hong Kong, particularly for those successful founders and their pre-IPO in February 2018. I’m responsible for overseeing and managing companies. a team of 160 employees and creating an environment to help them be successful. To achieve this, I make sure that our team What do you think is essential to your business? are well aware of our progress against strategy and that we are all fully aligned on the journey. I spend a lot of time connecting The key to our success is regular, open and transparent with our regional and international offices as well as our clients. communication between colleagues. I help to make sure Fundamentally, my job is to make sure the team understands that decisions made at group level are cascaded down and what our objectives are and that they are well-equipped to achieve communicated locally.
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