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Program and Agenda 2

Minutes of Various Meetings 19

Reports from National Board of Directors 57

Reports from LOM Presidents 195

Report from Commissions and Special Committees 378

2016 Audit Report 427

1 Program and Agenda

Program and Agenda Page

Candidates Training School 3

Opening Ceremony 4

General Assembly I 5

Senate Luncheon 7

General Assembly II 8

TDC Program 11

Caucus Session 12

Open Forum 13

JCIHK Development Forum 14

JCIHK Alumni Luncheon 15

General Assembly III 16

Convention Ball 18

2 CANDIDATES TRAINING SCHOOL

Date: 9 September 2017 (Saturday) Time: 09:00 – 14:00 Venue: Seminar 1 & 2, 21/F Seaview Commercial Building, 21-24 Connaught Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. Chairman: Nomination Committee Chairman National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan

PROGRAM

1. Meeting Call to Order 2. Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 3. Opening Remarks by Chairman 4. Presentation by Speaker 5. Presentation of Souvenir to Speaker 6. Group Photo 7. Presentation by Speaker 8. Presentation of Souvenir to Speaker 9. Group Photo 10. Remarks by National President 11. Closing Remarks by Chairman 12. Adjournment

3 OPENING CEREMONY

Date: 22 September 2017 (Friday) Time: 19:30 – 21:30 Venue: Hall, 2/F, Chieng Han Chow Memorial Building, Pui Ching Primary School (80 Waterloo Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong) Guest of Honor: The Hon Andrew Leung Kwan-yuen, GBS, JP, President of the Legislative Council

PROGRAM

1. Guest be seated 2. March-in of Chapter Presidents and National Ofﬁcers 5. Arrival of the Guest of Honor 6. National Anthem 7. Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 8. Recognition of Guests 9. Welcoming Remarks by National President 10. Remarks by Guest of Honor 11. Kick-off Ceremony of the Convention 12. Group Photos 13. Performance 14. Announcement by National Secretary General 15. Announcement by National Convention Director 16. Adjournment

4 GENERAL ASSEMBLY I

Date: 23 September 2017(Saturday) Time: 10:30- 12:00 Venue: Gordon Wu Hall, B P International at No. 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Chairman: National President Senator Teresa Poon

AGENDA

1. Opening Exercise 1.1 Meeting Call to Order 1.2 Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 1.3 Recognition of Guests and Chief Delegates 1.4 Appointment of Recording Secretary 1.5 Appointment of Parliamentarian 1.6 Establishment of Voting Strength 2. Report on LOM Membership 3. Announcement of Current Financial Status of LOMs (By-law 11-1) 4. Adoption of Agenda 4.1 General Assembly I 4.2 Caucus Session 4.3 General Assembly II 4.4 General Assembly III 4.5 Open Forum 4.6 JCIHK Development Forum 5. Adoption of Minutes of the 51st National Convention 5.1 General Assembly I 5.2 General Assembly II 5.3 General Assembly III 6. Matters arising from Minutes of the 51st National Convention 7. To receive and adopt the Auditor’s Report, Report of the Directors and Financial Statements of the Company for the year ended 31 December, 2016 8. Re-open Nomination for 2018 National Board of Directors 9. Presentation of the 53rd National Convention by Hosting Chapter Junior Chamber International Sha Tin

5 10. Announcement by Local Organization Members for intention to host National Convention 2019 & beyond. 11. Any Other Business 12. Announcement by National Convention Director 13. Recess

Teresa Poon Priscilla Wan Chairman Secretary

6 SENATE LUNCHEON

Date: 23 September 2017 (Saturday) Time: 12:00 – 13:30 Venue: Gordon Wu Hall, B P International at No. 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Chairman: Senate Chairman Senator Brian Kwan Speaker: Rita Fan Hsu Lai-tai, GBM, GBS, CBE, JP, Former President of the Legislative Council

PROGRAM

1. Guest be seated 2. Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 3. Recognition of Guests 4. Opening Remarks by Senate Chairman 5. Remarks by National President 6. Presentation of Souvenir 7. Group Photo Session 8. Keynote Speech 9. Announcement by National Convention Director 10. Adjournment

7 GENERAL ASSEMBLY II

Date: 23 September 2017(Saturday) Time: 13:30- 16:30 Venue: Gordon Wu Hall, B P International at No. 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Chairman: National President Senator Teresa Poon

AGENDA

1. Opening Exercise 1.1 Meeting Call to Order 1.2 Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 1.3 Recognition of Guests and Chief Delegates 1.4 Appointment of Recording Secretary 1.5 Appointment of Parliamentarian 1.6 Establishment of Voting Strength 2. To receive and adopt reports from National Ofﬁcers 2.1 National President Senator Teresa Poon 2.2 National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan 2.3 National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin 2.4 National Executive Vice President Senator Leo Li 2.5 National Executive Vice President Senator Winnie Yeung 2.6 National Secretary General Priscilla Wan 2.7 National Honorary Treasurer Senator Polly Chan 2.8 National Vice President Senator Yoee Leung 2.9 National Vice President Eric Ho 2.10 National Vice President Jessica Lee 2.11 National Vice President Kannis Leung 2.12 National Vice President Kitty Lo 2.13 National Vice President Steve Siu 2.14 National Vice President Deacon Wong 2.15 National Vice President John Wong 2.16 National Corporate Communications Director Carol Lee 2.17 National Digital Marketing Director Johnathan Wong 2.18 National International Affairs Director Ben Mak 2.19 National Mainland Affairs Director Antonia Cho 2.20 National Leadership Development Director Path Liu 2.21 National Membership Director Sylvia Lee 2.22 National Records and Recognition Director Winita Yeung

8 2.23 National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Director Alex Tse 2.24 National World Concern Development Director Shirley So 3. To receive and adopt reports from Local Organization Members 3.1 Junior Chamber International Victoria – Irene Leung 3.2 Junior Chamber International Kowloon – Claudia Chor 3.3 Junior Chamber International Island – David Luk 3.4 Junior Chamber International Peninsula – Kelvin Lam 3.5 Junior Chamber International Hong Kong Jayceettes – Do Do So 3.6 Junior Chamber International Lion Rock – Stephen Wong 3.7 Junior Chamber International Harbour – Tony Lam 3.8 Junior Chamber International Yuen Long – Jason Fung 3.9 Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan – Remy Ching 3.10 Junior Chamber International Bauhinia – Fiona Bar 3.11 Junior Chamber International Dragon – Daryl Lin 3.12 Junior Chamber International East Kowloon – Carol Ho 3.13 Junior Chamber International City – Alan Chung 3.14 Junior Chamber International Queensway – Terry Chan 3.15 Junior Chamber International North District – Hei Tse 3.16 Junior Chamber International Ocean – Jerry Tse 3.17 Junior Chamber International Sha Tin – Kendrick Yuen 3.18 Junior Chamber International Apex – Joel Li 3.19 Junior Chamber International City Lady – Nancy Yau 3.20 Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan – Flora Cheung 3.21 Junior Chamber International Lantau – Kevin Lee 4. To receive and adopt reports from NOM Committees and Commissions 4.1 TOYP Selection Steering Committee Chairman Past National President Senator Andrew Wong, BBS 4.2 JCIHK Alumni Club Chairman Senator Jacob Chan 4.3 National Corporate Communications Commission Chairman Rosanna Wong 4.4 National Foreign Affairs Commission Chairman Man Fok 4.5 National International Affairs Commission Chairman Senator Kenny Lo 4.6 National Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman Kenneth Yu 4.7 National Marketing and Media Commission Chairman Lewis Kan 4.8 National Partnership Liaison Commission Chairman Senator Carol Yeung 4.9 National Publication and Social Media Commission Chairman Joyce Chow 4.10 National Training and Development Commission Chairman Dennis Lai 4.11 National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Chairman Kacy Yu 4.12 National World Concern Development Commission Chairman Senator Horseman Ho

9 5. Keynote speech by guest speaker (Fixed time at 15:30) 6. Any Other Business 7. Announcement by National Convention Director 8. Recess

Teresa Poon Priscilla Wan Chairman Secretary

10 TDC PROGRAM

Date: 23 September 2017 (Saturday) Time: 13:30 – 15:30 Venue: Classroom 1302, 13F, Breakthrough Centre Chairman: National Training and Development Commission Chairman Dennis Lai

PROGRAM

1. Guest be seated 2. Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 3. Recognition of Guests 4. Opening Remarks by Chairman 5. Training Section 7. Presentation of Souvenir 8. Group Photo 9. Closing Remarks by Chairman 10. Announcement by National Convention Director 11. Adjournment

11 CAUCUS SESSION

Date: 23 September 2017 (Saturday) Time: 17:30 – 22:30 Venue: Gordon Wu Hall, B P International at No. 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Chairman: 1982 National President Senator Andrew Wong, BBS

AGENDA

1. Meeting Call to Order 2. Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 3. Recognition of Guests 4. Opening Remarks by Chairman 5. Appointment of Recording Secretary and Time Keeper 6. Introduction of Candidates / Speeches by Candidates / Question Period 7. Closing Remarks by Chairman 8. Announcement by National Convention Director 9. Adjournment

12 OPEN FORUM

Date: 24 September 2017 (Sunday) Time: 9:30 – 10:30 Venue: Gordon Wu Hall, B P International at No. 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Chairman: National Convention Director Cyrus Tang Panel: National Board of Directors

AGENDA

1. Opening Exercise 1.1 Meeting Call to Order 1.2 Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 1.3 Recognition of Guests 1.4 Appointment of Recording Secretary 2. Adoption of Agenda 3. Opening Remarks by Chairman 4. Open Forum 5. Closing Remarks by Chairman 6. Announcement by National Convention Director 7. Adjournment

13 JCIHK DEVELOPMENT FORUM

Date: 24 September 2017 (Sunday) Time: 10:30 – 12:00 Venue: Gordon Wu Hall, B P International at No. 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Chairman: Strategic Planning Committee Chairman 2008 National President Senator Eric Tang

AGENDA

1. Opening Exercise 1.1 Meeting Call to Order 1.2 Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 1.3 Recognition of Guests 1.4 Appointment of Recording Secretary 2. Adoption of Agenda 3. Opening Remarks by Chairman 4. Session Focus 5. Closing Remarks by Chairman 6. Announcement by National Convention Director 7. Adjournment

14 JCIHK ALUMNI LUNCHEON

Date: 24 September 2017 (Sunday) Time: 12:00 – 13:00 Venue: Gordon Wu Hall, B P International at No. 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Chairman: JCIHK Alumni Club Chairman Senator Jacob Chan

PROGRAM

1. Guest be seated 2. Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 3. Recognition of Guests 4. Opening Remarks by Alumni Club Chairman 5. Remarks by National President 6. Remarks by National Immediate Past President 7. Lunch 8. Alumni Club Promotion 9. Announcement by National Convention Director 10. Group Photo 11. Adjournment

15 GENERAL ASSEMBLY III

Date: 24 September 2017 (Sunday) Time: 13:00 – 18:00 Venue: Gordon Wu Hall, B P International at No. 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Chairman: National President Senator Teresa Poon

AGENDA

1. Opening Exercise 1.1 Meeting Call to Order 1.2 Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 1.3 Recognition of Guests and Chief Delegates 1.4 Appointment of Recording Secretary 1.5 Appointment of parliamentarian 1.6 Establishment of Voting Strength 2. To receive and adopt minutes from Caucus Session 3. To receive and adopt reports from Strategic Planning Committee Chairman 2008 National President Senator Eric Tang 4. To receive and adopt reports from Nomination Committee 5. Election of 2018 National Ofﬁcers 5.1 Appointment of Recording Secretary 5.2 Appointment of Parliamentarian 5.3 Appointment of Time Keeper 5.4 Appointment of Scrutineers 5.5 Explanation of Voting System 5.6 Establishment of Voting Strength 5.7 Presentation of Candidates and Balloting Following Each Presentation 5.7.1 National President 5.7.2 National Executive Vice Presidents 5.7.3 National Vice Presidents 6. Appointment of National General Legal Counsel for 2018 7. Appointment of National Secretary General for 2018 8. Appointment of National Honorary Treasurer for 2018 9. Appointment of National Directors for 2018 10. Appointment of Honorary Auditor for 2018 11. Appointment of Honorary Legal Advisor for 2018 12. Remarks by National President Elect 13. Announcement of Hosting Right of the 53rd National Convention

16 14. Remarks by National President 15. To receive and adopt Minutes from Open Forum 16. To receive and adopt Minutes from JCIHK Development Forum 17. Any Other Business 18. Announcement by National Convention Director 19. Adjournment

Teresa Poon Priscilla Wan Chairman Secretary

17 CONVENTION BALL

Date: 24 September 2017 (Sunday) Time: 19:00 – 22:00 Venue: Gordon Wu Hall, B P International at No. 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

PROGRAM

1. Guest be seated 2. Opening Performance 3. Recitation of JCI Creed, Mission and Vision 4. Recognition of Guests 5. Welcoming Remarks by National President 6. Graduation Ceremony 7. JCI Senatorship Presentation 8. Awards Presentation (Part 1) 9. Remarks by National Convention Director 10. Awards Presentation (Part 2) 11. Handover of Convention Flag 12. Group Photos 13. Adjournment

18 Minutes of Various Meetings

Minutes of: Page

General Assembly I of the 51st National Convention 20

General Assembly II of the 51st National Convention 27

General Assembly III of the 51st National Convention 42

19 JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL HONG KONG General Assembly I of the 51st National Convention held on 17 September 2016 at 2:00 p.m. at Grand Hall, Phase 3, Hong Kong Science Park, Sha Tin, New Territories.

Minutes Present:

Name Position National Board of Directors Senator Brian KWAN (Chairman) National President Senator Anthony LEUNG National Immediate Past President Senator Ronald KAN National General Legal Counsel Calvin KWOK National Executive Vice President Maurice LEUNG National Executive Vice President Amanda NG National Secretary General Nathan WONG National Honorary Treasurer Senator Debbie CHAN National Vice President Senator Maric CHENG National Vice President Senator Winston LIN National Vice President Senator Angel TAM National Vice President Senator Chris TAM National Vice President Suki CHEUNG National Vice President Leo LI National Vice President Justin WONG National Vice President Terry CHAN National Corporate Communication Director Do Do SO National Community Development Director Michael SHEK National Digital Marketing Director Gilbert TSANG National Economic Development Director Jerry TSE National International Affairs Director Kelvin LAM National Leadership Development Director Helen YEUNG National Membership Director Irene LEUNG National Publication Director Peggy YIP National Records and Recognition Director Jessica LEE National United Nations Affairs Director

Chief Delegates Gin LEE Junior Chamber International Victoria Antonia CHO Junior Chamber International Kowloon Deacon WONG Junior Chamber International Island Oliver TO Junior Chamber International Peninsula Patrizia YEUNG Junior Chamber International Hong Kong Jayceettes Fish LEUNG Junior Chamber International Lion Rock Kenneth YU Junior Chamber International Harbour

20 Byron CHENG Junior Chamber International Yuen Long Edith KO Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan Carmen WONG Junior Chamber International Bauhinia Hades HO Junior Chamber International Dragon Iris LAM Junior Chamber International East Kowloon Steve SIU Junior Chamber International City Ray TAM Junior Chamber International Queensway Jack LEE Junior Chamber International North District Ivan CHOI Junior Chamber International Ocean Raymond NG Junior Chamber International Sha Tin Kacy YU Junior Chamber International Apex Joyce CHOW Junior Chamber International City Lady Ben MAK Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan

1. Opening Exercise 1.1 Meeting called to order at 2:10 p.m.

1.2 Recitation of JCI Creed, JCI Mission and JCI Vision National General Legal Counsel Senator Ronald KAN was invited to lead the recitation of JCI Creed, JCI Mission and JCI Vision.

1.3 Recognition of Guests and Chief Delegates The Chairman recognized the presence of the following guests: Senator Teresa POON JCI Growth and Development Committee Chairperson and National President Candidate Senator Paul WU National Presidential Advisor and 2013 National President Senator Andrew WONG, BBS NOM Advisor and 1982 National President Senator Edmond PANG 1981 National President Senator John CHAN 1984 National President Senator Alice LIU 2003 National President Senator Ellen TSANG 2005 National President

1.4 Appointment of Recording Secretary The Chairman appointed National Secretary General Amanda NG as the Recording Secretary of General Assembly I.

1.5 Appointment of Parliamentarian With no objection from the ﬂoor, the Chairman appointed National President Advisor Senator Paul WU as the parliamentarian of General Assembly I.

21 1.6 Establishment of Voting Strength National Secretary General Amanda NG made a roll call for the establishment of voting strength. National Secretary General Amanda NG confirmed that the total present was 20, simple majority was 11, two-third majority was 14 at the time of counting.

2. Report on LOM Membership National Secretary General reported the membership declaration (as of 3 September 2016) as follows:

Chapter Membership No. Victoria 51 Kowloon 72 Island 50 Peninsula 138 Hong Kong Jayceettes 75 Lion Rock 80 Harbour 101 Yuen Long 62 Tai Ping Shan 60 Bauhinia 44 Dragon 80 East Kowloon 45 City 119 Queensway 28 North District 45 Ocean 61 Sha Tin 45 Apex 82 City Lady 52 Tsuen Wan 34 Total 1324

3. Announcement of Current Financial Status of LOMs (By-law 11-1) National Honorary Treasurer Nathan WONG reported and confirmed that the financial status of all LOMs were in good standing.

4. Adoption of Agenda 4.1 General Assembly I Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Peninsula and seconded by Junior Chamber International Island. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

22 4.2 Caucus Session Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Dragon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Victoria. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.3 General Assembly II Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International East Kowloon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Harbour. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.4 General Assembly III Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Ocean and seconded by Junior Chamber International Hong Kong Jayceettes. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

5. Ratiﬁcation of adopted agenda 5.1 Open Forum Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Apex and seconded by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

5.2 JCIHK Development Forum Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Apex and seconded by Junior Chamber International Bauhinia. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

6. Adoption of Minutes of the 50th National Convention 6.1 General Assembly I Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Apex and seconded by Junior Chamber International Queensway. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

23 6.2 General Assembly II Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Island and seconded by Junior Chamber International Lion Rock. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

6.3 General Assembly III Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Harbour and seconded by Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

7. Matters Arising from Minutes of the 50th National Convention Nil

8. To receive and adopt Minutes from Open Forum Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International City Lady and seconded by Junior Chamber International Peninsula. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

9. To receive and adopt Minutes from JCIHK Development Forum Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Ocean and seconded by Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

10. Keynote Speech by Mr. Lam Chiu-ying, SBS – Chairman of Environmental Campaign Committee. The Chairman invited Mr. Lam Chiu-ying, SBS to presented a speech. Mr. Lam shared about the Climate Change in Hong Kong, said the recent human- induced climate change has become a major challenge of our time. Over the last hundred years, extremely hot days and extreme precipitation have become more frequent, while extremely cold days have become rarer. He encouraged all JCI Hong Kong members to create positive change on this matter.

Chairman recognized the following guests: JCI Asia Paciﬁc Senate Treasurer Senator Licca CHAN, 1996 National President Senator Justin LUI, 1999 National President Senator Louise CHAN, 2000 National President Senator Spencer LI, 2001 National President Senator Michelle TANG, 51st National Convention Director and National General Legal Counsel Candidate Senator Zenith LIN, Provisional Local Chapter Junior

24 Chamber International Lantau President Boris KAM.

11. To receive and adopt the Auditor´s Report, Report of the Directors and Financial Statements of the Company for the year ended 31 December, 2015. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Peninsula and seconded by Junior Chamber International Island. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

12. Re-open Nomination for 2017 National Board of Directors The Chairman invited a motion to re-open the nomination for 2017 National Board of Directors. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Lion Rock and seconded by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

13. Presentation of the 52nd National Convention by Hosting Chapter Junior Chamber International City As at the date of the General Assembly, one bidding form was received from Junior Chamber International City and adopted in National Board Meeting. There was a presentation of National Convention bidding by Junior Chamber International City.

14. Announcement by Local Organization Members for intention to host National Convention 2018 & beyond. Seeing none.

15. Report by National Assigned Development Officer National Vice President Senator Angel TAM about Provisional Local Organization Member – Junior Chamber International Lantau (Hong Kong) Limited Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Victoria and seconded by Junior Chamber International North District. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

16. Presentation of Provisional Local Organization Member – Junior Chamber International Lantau (Hong Kong) Limited The Chairman invited Junior Chamber International Lantau President Boris KAM and all members of the chapter come to the stage for the presentation.

17. Announcement by National Convention Director. National Convention Director Senator Zenith LIN gave the highlight of the programs of the Convention.

25 18. Recess Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Island and seconded by Junior Chamber International Queensway. The General Assembly I was adjourned at 4:13 p.m. until the General Assembly II.

Brian KWAN Amanda NG National President National Secretary General

26 JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL HONG KONG General Assembly II of the 51st National Convention held on 18 September 2016 at 10:00 a.m. at Grand Hall, Phase 3, Hong Kong Science Park, Sha Tin, New Territories.

Minutes Present:

27 Bryon CHENG Junior Chamber International Yuen Long Edith KO Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan Carmen WONG Junior Chamber International Bauhinia Hades HO Junior Chamber International Dragon Iris LAM Junior Chamber International East Kowloon Steve SIU Junior Chamber International City Ray TAM Junior Chamber International Queensway Jack LEE Junior Chamber International North District Ivan CHOI Junior Chamber International Ocean Raymond NG Junior Chamber International Sha Tin Kacy YU Junior Chamber International Apex Joyce CHOW Junior Chamber International City Lady Ben MAK Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan

1. Opening Exercise 1.1 Meeting called to order at 10:06 a.m.

1.2 Recitation of JCI Creed, JCI Mission and JCI Vision National General Legal Counsel Senator Ronald KAN was invited to lead the recitation of JCI Creed, JCI Mission and JCI Vision.

1.3 Recognition of Guests and Chief Delegates The Chairman recognized the presence of the following guests: Senator Teresa POON JCI Growth and Development Committee Chairperson and National Candidate Senator Paul WU National Presidential Advisor and 2013 National President Senator James TSUI Strategic Planning Committee Chairman, NOM Advisor and 2006 National President Senator Andrew WONG, BBS NOM Advisor and 1982 National President

1.4 Appointment of Recording Secretary The Chairman appointed National Secretary General Amanda NG as the Recording Secretary of General Assembly II.

1.5 Appointment of Parliamentarian With no objection from the ﬂoor, the Chairman appointed National President Advisor Senator Paul WU as the parliamentarian of the General Assembly II.

1.6 Establishment of Voting Strength National Secretary General Amanda NG made a roll call for the establishment of voting strength. National Secretary General conﬁrmed that the total present was 19,

28 simple majority was 10, two-third majority was 13 at the time of counting.

2. To receive and adopt reports from National Ofﬁcers 2.1 National President Senator Brian KWAN The report was contained in pages 44-72 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Peninsula and seconded by Junior Chamber International Bauhinia. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.2 National Immediate Past President Senator Anthony LEUNG The report was contained in pages 73-74 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Dragon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.3 National General Legal Counsel Senator Ronald KAN The report was contained in pages 75-79 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Harbour and seconded by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.4 National Executive Vice President Calvin KWOK The report was contained in pages 80-83 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan and seconded by Junior Chamber International City Lady. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.5 National Executive Vice President Maurice LEUNG The report was contained in pages 84-95 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Island and seconded by Junior Chamber International Lion

29 Rock. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.6 National Secretary General Amanda NG The report was contained in pages 96-98 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Bauhinia and seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

National Secretary General Amanda NG made a second roll call for the changes of voting strength. National Secretary General conﬁrmed that the total present was 20, simple majority was 11, two-third majority was 14 at the time of counting.

2.7 National Honorary Treasurer Nathan WONG The report was contained in pages 99-107 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Harbour and seconded by Junior Chamber International Apex. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.8 National Vice President Senator Debbie CHAN The report was contained in pages 108-111 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan and seconded by Junior Chamber International Lion Rock. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.9 National Vice President Senator Maric CHENG The report was contained in pages 112-116 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Bauhinia and seconded by Junior Chamber International Hong Kong Jayceettes. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

30 2.10 National Vice President Senator Winston LIN The report was contained in pages 117-119 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Queensway and seconded by Junior Chamber International Lion Rock. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.11 National Vice President Senator Angel TAM The report was contained in pages 120-124 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International North District and seconded by Junior Chamber International Kowloon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.12 National Vice President Senator Chris TAM The report was contained in pages 125-130 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Victoria and seconded by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.13 National Vice President Suki CHEUNG The report was contained in pages 131-135 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Island and seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.14 National Vice President Leo LI The report was contained in pages 136-138 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Apex and seconded by Junior Chamber International North District. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

31 2.15 National Vice President Justin WONG The report was contained in pages 139-141 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Kowloon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Yuen Long. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.16 National Corporate Communications Director Terry CHAN The report was contained in pages 142-144 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Queensway and seconded by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.17 National Community Development Director Do Do SO The report was contained in pages 145-147 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Hong Kong Jayceettes and seconded by Junior Chamber International Harbour. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.18 National Digital Marketing Director Michael SHEK The report was contained in pages 148-149 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Lion Rock and seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.19 National Economic Development Director Gilbert TSANG The report was contained in pages 150-153 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International City and seconded by Junior Chamber International Hong Kong Jayceettes. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

32 2.20 National International Affairs Director Jerry TSE The report was contained in pages 154-155 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Ocean and seconded by Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.21 National Leadership Development Director Kelvin LAM The report was contained in pages 156-159 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Peninsula and seconded by Junior Chamber International Queensway. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.22 National Membership Director Helen YEUNG The report was contained in pages 160-165 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Kowloon and seconded by Junior Chamber International East Kowloon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.23 National Publication Director Irene LEUNG The report was contained in pages 166-168 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Victoria and seconded by Junior Chamber International Queensway. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

2.24 National Records & Recognition Director Peggy YIP The report was contained in pages 169-171 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Harbour and seconded by Junior Chamber International Kowloon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

33 2.25 National United Nations Affairs Director Jessica LEE The report was contained in pages 172-178 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International East Kowloon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Harbour. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3. To receive and adopt reports from Local Organization Members 3.1 Junior Chamber International Victoria – Gin LEE The report was contained in pages 180-185 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Hong Kong Jayceettes. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.2 Junior Chamber International Kowloon – Antonia CHO The report was contained in pages 186-190 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Victoria. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.3 Junior Chamber International Island – Deacon WONG The report was contained in pages 191-195 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.4 Junior Chamber International Peninsula – Oliver TO The report was contained in pages 196-201 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

34 3.5 Junior Chamber International Hong Kong Jayceettes – Patrizia YEUNG The report was contained in pages 202-207 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.6 Junior Chamber International Lion Rock – Fish LEUNG The report was contained in pages 208-216 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Kowloon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.7 Junior Chamber International Harbour – Kenneth YU The report was contained in pages 217-223 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International East Kowloon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.8 Junior Chamber International Yuen Long – Byron CHENG The report was contained in pages 224-226 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Ocean. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.9 Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan – Edith KO The report was contained in pages 227-231 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Peninsula. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

35 3.10 Junior Chamber International Bauhinia – Carmen WONG The report was contained in pages 232-236 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Hong Kong Jayceettes. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.11 Junior Chamber International Dragon – Hades HO The report was contained in pages 237-242 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Bauhinia. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.12 Junior Chamber International East Kowloon – Iris LAM The report was contained in pages 243-248 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Apex. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.13 Junior Chamber International City – Steve SIU The report was contained in pages 249-254 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Ocean. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.14 Junior Chamber International Queensway – Ray TAM The report was contained in pages 255-258 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.15 Junior Chamber International North District – Jack LEE The report was contained in pages 259-263 of the Convention Manual without amendment.

36 Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Kowloon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.16 Junior Chamber International Ocean – Ivan CHOI The report was contained in pages 264-270 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.17 Junior Chamber International Sha Tin – Raymond NG The report was contained in pages 271-275 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Island. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.18 Junior Chamber International Apex – Kacy YU The report was contained in pages 276-283 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International City Lady. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.19 Junior Chamber International City Lady – Joyce CHOW The report was contained in pages 284-288 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International City. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3.20 Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan – Ben MAK The report was contained in pages 289-292 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was seconded by Junior

37 Chamber International Kowloon. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4. To receive and adopt reports from NOM Committees and Commissions 4.1 Strategic Planning Committee Chairman Past National President Senator James TSUI The report was contained in pages 294-297 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International City and seconded by Junior Chamber International Island. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.2 TOYP Selection Steering Committee Chairman Past National President Senator Andrew WONG, BBS The report was contained in pages 298-299 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Kowloon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.3 JCIHK Alumni Club Chairman Senator Louis LAM The report was contained in pages 300-303 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International City and seconded by Junior Chamber International Ocean. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.4 National Business Network Chairman Rita HUI The report was contained in pages 304-305 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Harbour and seconded by Junior Chamber International Bauhinia. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.5 National Corporate Communications Commission Chairman Mandy NGAI The report was contained in pages 306-307 of the Convention Manual without

38 amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Bauhinia and seconded by Junior Chamber International Peninsula. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.6 National Community Concern Group Chairman Rainbow LEUNG The report was contained in pages 308-309 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Lion Rock and seconded by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.7 National International Affairs Commission Chairman May WONG The report was contained in pages 310-311 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan and seconded by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.8 National Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman Rem TAI The report was contained in pages 312-313 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Dragon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.9 National Training and Development Commission Chairman Senator Simon WONG The report was contained in pages 314-317 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International North District and seconded by Junior Chamber International Victoria. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.10 National United Nations Affairs Commission Chairman Kannis LEUNG The report was contained in pages 318-320 of the Convention Manual without

39 amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Harbour and seconded by Junior Chamber International Apex. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

4.11 JCIHK Peace is Possible Campaign Committee Chairman John WONG The report was contained in pages 321-322 of the Convention Manual without amendment. Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Peninsula and seconded by Junior Chamber International Ocean. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

5. To receive and adopt minutes from Caucus Session The minutes of Caucus Session was circulated around the floor during the General Assembly II. National Secretary General Amanda NG invited a motion to adopt the minutes.

Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Bauhinia and seconded by Junior Chamber International Victoria. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

6. Presentation of Token of Appreciation and Certiﬁcates Chairman invited National Records and Recognition Director Peggy YIP to conduct the presentation of Token of Appreciation to NOM Project Chairmen.

7. Presentation of Souvenir to Award Judges National President Senator Brian KWAN presented souvenir to all award Judges.

8. Any Other Business 8.1 Presentation of Certiﬁcates of Power Learning Path and NExT2. 8.2 JCI Peace is Possible Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Naomi CHAN presented a speech on behalf of Peace is Possible Scavenger Hunt – Run for Peace!

9. Announcement by National Convention Director Convention Director Senator Zenith LIN gave the highlight of the programs of the Convention.

10. Recess Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Island and seconded by Junior

40 Chamber International Victoria. The General Assembly II was adjourned at 11:59 a.m. until the General Assembly II

Brian KWAN Amanda NG National President National Secretary General

41 JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL HONG KONG General Assembly III of the 51st National Convention held on 18 September 2016 at 13:30 p.m. at Grand Hall, Phase 3, Hong Kong Science Park, Sha Tin, New Territories.

Minutes Present:

42 Bryon CHENG Junior Chamber International Yuen Long Remy CHING Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan Fiona BAR Junior Chamber International Bauhinia Hades HO Junior Chamber International Dragon Iris LAM Junior Chamber International East Kowloon Steve SIU Junior Chamber International City Ray TAM Junior Chamber International Queensway Jack LEE Junior Chamber International North District Ivan CHOI Junior Chamber International Ocean Raymond NG Junior Chamber International Sha Tin Kacy YU Junior Chamber International Apex Joyce CHOW Junior Chamber International City Lady Ben MAK Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan

1. Opening Exercise 1.1 Meeting called to order at 1:33 p.m.

1.2 Recitation of JCI Creed, JCI Mission and JCI Vision National Honorary Treasurer Nathan WONG was invited to lead the recitation of JCI Creed, JCI Mission and JCI Vision.

1.3 Recognition of Guests and Chief Delegates The Chairman recognized the presence of the following guests: Senator Teresa POON JCI Growth and Development Committee Chairperson and National President Candidate Senator Stanley NG JCI Asia Pacific Development Council Chairman and 2012 National President Senator Andrew WONG, BBS NOM Advisor and 1982 National President Senator Edmond PANG 1981 National President Senator John CHAN 1984 National President Senator Louise CHAN 1999 National President Senator Alice LIU 2003 National President Senator Johnny KWAN 2014 National President Senator Louis LAM JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club Chairman Senator Zenith LIN 51st National Convention Director and National General Legal Counsel Candidate

1.4 Appointment of Recording Secretary The Chairman appointed National Secretary General Amanda NG as the Recording Secretary of General Assembly III.

43 1.5 Appointment of Parliamentarian With no objection from the ﬂoor, the Chairman appointed National President Advisor Senator Paul WU as the parliamentarian of the General Assembly III.

2. To receive and adopt reports from Nomination Committee Chairman invited a motion to adopt the report. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International North District and seconded by Junior Chamber International Island. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion carried

3. Election of 2017 National Ofﬁcers The Chairmanship was handed over to Election Chairman National Immediate Past President Senator Anthony LEUNG.

Chairman invited a motion to call for a 5-minutes recess. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Dragon and seconded by Junior Chamber International East Kowloon. Motion carried

3.1 Appointment of Recording Secretary Election Chairman appointed National Secretary General Amanda NG as the Recording Secretary for the Election Session.

3.2 Appointment of Parliamentarian With no objection from the floor, Election Chairman appointed National President Advisor Senator Paul WU as the parliamentarian for the Election Session.

3.3 Appointment of Time Keeper With no objection from the floor, Election Chairman appointed Wilson CHU of Junior Chamber International Peninsula as the Time Keeper for the Election Session.

3.4 Appointment of Scrutineers With no objection from the floor, Election Chairman appointed 2014 National President Senator Johnny KWAN of Junior Chamber International Victoria as the Chief Scrutineer, JCIHK Alumni Club Chairman Senator Louis LAM of Junior Chamber International Ocean and JCIHK Alumni Club Immediate Past Chairman

44 Senator Sam SIO of Junior Chamber International Lion Rock as the Scrutineers

3.5 Explanation of Voting System Election Chairman briefed at the General Assembly for the voting system. The procedures for the election of 2017 Elective National Officers will be conducted in accordance with the Articles of Association and By-laws of Junior Chamber International Hong Kong. All candidates are required to observe and comply with these clauses therein.

Voting strength for elective National Officers were calculated based on the membership declaration of Chapters in the Joint Board Meeting on 3 Sep 2016. In accordance with By-laws 11-4, voting strength of each Chapter comprised Membership vote, Afﬁliation vote and Executive vote.

The Chairman also explained the procedure of balloting brieﬁng and invited question from the ﬂoor. Seeing none. Election Chairman invited National Secretary General Amanda NG to establish the voting strength of the election.

3.6 Establishment of Voting Strength Before the roll call, National Secretary General Amanda NG acknowledged receipt of appointment of Chief Delegates from Five Chapters. The Chief Delegates included:

JCI Kowloon President Elect Claudia CHOR JCI Island Vice President Benjamin LEE JCI Peninsula Vice President Kenny LOK JCI City Immediate Past President Jordan YEUNG JCI Tsuen Wan President Elect Flora CHEUNG

National Secretary General Amanda NG conducted a roll call and confirmed the voting strength as follows:

Membership Afﬁliation Executive Total Votes Chapter Vote Vote Vote JCI Victoria 3 1 4 8 JCI Kowloon 3 1 5 9 JCI Island 2 1 4 7 JCI Peninsula 4 1 4 9 JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes 3 1 5 9 JCI Lion Rock 3 1 4 8 JCI Harbour 4 1 4 9 JCI Yuen Long 3 1 4 8 JCI Tai Ping Shan 3 1 4 8

45 JCI Bauhinia 2 1 5 8 JCI Dragon 3 1 4 8 JCI East Kowloon 2 1 5 8 JCI City 4 1 5 10 JCI Queensway 1 1 4 6 JCI North District 2 1 3 6 JCI Ocean 3 1 5 9 JCI Sha Tin 2 1 3 6 JCI Apex 3 1 5 9 JCI City Lady 3 1 4 8 JCI Tsuen Wan 2 1 4 7

It was confirmed that the total number of votes was 160, simple majority was 81, two-third majority was 107.

As mentioned in the report of Nomination Committee, the National Vice President candidates Eric HO of JCI Dragon, Kannis LEUNG of JCI Harbour and John WONG of JCI Peninsula failed to fulﬁll the speciﬁed requirement as stated in By-law 12-12- 2, that is, Candidates for National Vice President shall be a current member of the National Board of Directors or shall have been a member of the National Board of Directors for at least one year.

Election Chairman invited a motion to grant waiver for the National Vice President candidates Eric HO of JCI Dragon, Kannis LEUNG of JCI Harbor and John WONG of JCI Peninsula en bloc. Motion moved by Junior Chamber International Dragon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Bauhinia. The Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

Election Chairman then invited a motion to grant wavier to the National Vice President candidates Eric HO of JCI Dragon, Kannis LEUNG of JCI Harbor and John WONG of JCI Peninsula, who failed to meet the speciﬁed requirement as stated in By-Law 12-12-2 of JCIHK. Motion moved by Junior Chamber International Harbour and seconded by Junior Chamber International Victoria. The motion requiring a two- third majority to pass was put to vote. The Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

Before the presentation of National Officers Candidates, the Election Chairman recognized the presence of:

46 Senator Marc Brian LIM Junior Chamber International Vice President Senator Grant LOU National President of JCI Macao, China Senator Fanny CHAN National President Candidate of JCI Macao, China Senator Sonny YU JCI Honorary Advisor and 1979 National President Senator Licca CHAN JCI Asia Paciﬁc Senate Treasurer Senator Gene TANG 2010 National President

3.7 Presentation of Candidates and Balloting Following Each Presentation • National President National President Candidate Senator Teresa POON presented a six-minutes speech. Balloting was carried out immediately after the presentation.

Due to Change in voting Strength for Junior Chamber International City Lady, National Secretary General Amanda NG conducted a second roll call and conﬁrmed the voting strength as follows:

Membership Afﬁliation Vote Executive Vote Total Chapter Vote Votes JCI City Lady 3 1 5 9

It was conﬁrmed that the total number of votes was 161, simple majority was 81, two-third majority was 108.

• National Executive Vice Presidents National Executive Vice President Candidate Senator Winnie YEUNG and Leo LI presented a four-minutes speech respectively. Balloting was carried out immediately after the presentation.

Due to Change in voting Strength for serval chapters, National Secretary General Amanda NG conducted the 3rd roll call and confirmed the voting strength as follows:

Membership Afﬁliation Vote Executive Vote Total Chapter Vote Votes JCI Peninsula 4 1 5 10 JCI Tai Ping Shan 3 1 5 9 JCI Dragon 3 1 5 9

It was conﬁrmed that the total number of votes was 164, simple majority was 83, two-third majority was 110.

47 Before the presentation of National Officers Candidates, the Election Chairman recognized the presence of:

Senator Justin LUI 1996 National President Senator Spencer LI 2000 National President

• National Vice Presidents National Vice President Candidate Senator Yoee LEUNG, Eric HO, Jessica LEE, Kannis LEUNG, Kitty LO, Steve SIU, Deacon WONG and John WONG presented a three-minutes speech respectively. Balloting was carried out immediately after the presentation.

While counting the ballots, Election Chairman invited National President Senator Brian KWAN to presented a souvenir to National President Senator Grant LOU of Junior Chamber International Macao, China

Election Chairman then invited National Membership Director Helen YEUNG to conduct the presentation of Certiﬁcate to the awardees of Networker Scheme.

Election Chairman recognized the presence of the following guests:

Senator Eric TANG JCI Advisor, JCI Asia Pacific Senate Presidential Advisor and 2008 National President Carmen LAH Spouse of the National President Alia KWAN Daughter of the National President

Election Chairman invited Junior Chamber International Vice President Senator Marc Brian LIM and JCI Advisor, JCI Asia Paciﬁc Senate Presidential Advisor, 2008 National President Senator Eric TANG delivered a speech on stage.

All ballots were counted by the Scrutineers and the results were verified by Election Chairman. The election results were as follows:

Candidates Post For Against Abstain Void Total Elected Teresa POON NP 161 0 0 0 161 Yes Winnie YEUNG NEVP 155 0 0 9 164 Yes Leo LI NEVP 156 0 0 8 164 Yes Yoee LEUNG NVP 164 0 0 0 164 Yes Eric HO NVP 164 0 0 0 164 Yes Jessica LEE NVP 148 0 16 0 164 Yes Kannis LEUNG NVP 164 0 0 0 164 Yes

48 Kitty LO NVP 115 26 23 0 164 Yes Steve SIU NVP 164 0 0 0 164 Yes Deacon WONG NVP 138 18 0 8 164 Yes John WONG NVP 148 0 16 0 164 Yes

Election Chairman congratulated all elected officers and wished them all the best in 2017. He thanked the members of the nomination committee including 1982 National President Senator Andrew WONG, BBS, 1996 National President Senator Justin LUI, 2005 National President Senator Ellen TSANG, 2011 National President Senator Timmy LEE, MH and 2013 National President Senator Paul WU.

Also thanked the Caucus Chairman 1982 National President Senator Andrew WONG, BBS, and Candidates Training School Trainer Ms. Jade LAI from Labor and Welfare Bureau and Mr. Hezon TANG from Hong Kong Lutheran Social Service.

Also, thanked the following members for a smooth election including 2014 National President Senator Johnny KWAN (JCI Victoria), JCIHK Alumni Club Chairman Senator Louis LAM (JCI Ocean) and JCIHK Alumni Club Immediate Past Chairman Senator Sam SIO (JCI Lion Rock) as the Scrutineers, Recording Secretary National Secretary General Amanda NG (JCI Bauhinia) and Time Keeper Wilson Chu (JCI Peninsula).

Election Chairman invited a motion to destroy all ballot papers. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Island and seconded by Junior Chamber International Yuen Long. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

The Chairmanship was handed over to National President Senator Brian KWAN.

4. Appointment of National General Legal Counsel for 2017 National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Senator Zenith LIN of Junior Chamber International Dragon as 2017 National General Legal Counsel. The motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Peninsula and seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no amendment and objection from the floor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

49 5. Appointment of National Secretary General for 2017 National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Priscilla WAN of Junior Chamber International Sha Tin as 2017 National Secretary General.

Chairman invited a motion to grant wavier to the National Secretary General Candidate Priscilla WAN who failed to meet the speciﬁed requirement as stated in By-Law 12-13-2 of JCIHK. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International City Lady and seconded by Junior Chamber International North District. The motion requiring a two-third majority to pass was put to vote. The Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

Chairman invited a motion to appoint Priscilla WAN of Junior Chamber International Sha Tin as the 2017 National Secretary General. Motion moved by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin and seconded by Junior Chamber International Apex. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. The Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

6. Appointment of National Honorary Treasurer for 2017 National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Senator Polly CHAN of Junior Chamber International Ocean as 2017 National Honorary Treasurer.

Chairman invited a motion to grant wavier to the National Honorary Treasurer Candidate Senator Polly CHAN who failed to meet the speciﬁed requirement as stated in By-Law 12- 14-2 of JCIHK. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Ocean and seconded by Junior Chamber International Apex. The motion requiring a two-third majority to pass was put to vote. The Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

Chairman invited a motion to appoint Senator Polly CHAN of Junior Chamber International Ocean as the 2017 National Honorary Treasurer. Motion moved by Junior Chamber International Ocean and seconded by Junior Chamber International Bauhinia. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. The Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

7. Appointment of National Directors for 2017 National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Antonia CHO (JCI Kowloon), Carol LEE (JCI Queensway), Sylvia LEE (JCI Harbour), Path LIU (JCI East Kowloon), Ben MAK (JCI Tsuen Wan), Shirley SO (JCI Victoria), Alex TSE (JCI North District), Jonathan WONG (JCI Tai Ping Shan) and Winita YEUNG (JCI Apex) to be the National Directors for 2017.

50 The Chairman proposed to accept the motion for the appointment of National Directors 2017 en bloc. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International City and seconded by Junior Chamber International Harbour. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. The motion was adopted unambitiously. Motion carried

The Chairman invited a motion to approve the appointment of all National Director Candidates to be the National Directors for 2017. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International East Kowloon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan. There was no amendment and objection from the floor. The motion was adopted unambitiously. Motion carried

8. Appointment of Honorary Auditor for 2017 National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint IMCL CPA Limited as the Honorary Auditor for 2017. The Chairman invited a motion to approve this appointment. The motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Dragon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Lion Rock. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

9. Appointment of Honorary Legal Advisor for 2017 National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Patrick WONG as the Honorary Legal Advisor for 2017. The Chairman invited a motion to approve this appointment. The motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Island and seconded by Junior Chamber International Peninsula. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

10. Remarks by National President Elect National President Elect Senator Teresa POON gave thanks to a number of people including Past President Senator Licca CHAN, National President Senator Brian KWAN, Election Chairman Senator Anthony LEUNG, Election Committee Members Past National President Andrew WONG, BBS, Past National President Ellen TSANG, Past National President Justin LUI and Past National President Timmy LEE, MH.

She also thanked JCI City for hosting the 52nd National Convention and especially thanked Past President Senator James TSUI and Senator Eric TANG from JCI City. And, she thanked her mentor Past National President Senator Sonny YU, said without his guidance she could not achieved this far.

51 She also thanked the campaign manager Past President Junnie TAI and her amazing National Board 2017, they worked like a Panda and drink like a drunk panda. She concluded by encouraging everyone. Let us do the best work together in 2017.

11. Announcement of Hosting Right of the 52nd National Convention National President Senator Brian KWAN announced that Junior Chamber International City will be the hosting chapter for the 52nd National Convention.

Due to the laws of the New Company Ordinance, the appointment for all positions should have done individually.

The Chairman invited a motion to rescind the motion adopted previously to accept the motion for the appointment of National Directors 2017 en bloc. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International North District and seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no amendment and objection from the floor. The motion was adopted unanimously Motion carried

The Chairman invited a motion to rescind the motion adopted previously for the appointment of National Directors for 2017. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin and seconded by Junior Chamber International Lion Rock. There was no amendment and objection from the ﬂoor. The motion was adopted unanimously Motion carried

12. To receive and adopt the Provisional Local Organization Member Junior Chamber International Lantau (Hong Kong) Limited as the affiliated Local Organization Member of the Company.

The Chairman invited a motion from the ﬂoor. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Victoria and seconded by Junior Chamber International Lion Rock. The Motion requiring a two-third majority to pass was put to vote by secret ballot. For: 20 Against: 0 Abstain: 0 Void: 0 Motion carried

The Chairman invited a motion from the ﬂoor to destroy the ballot papers. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin and seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no objection from the ﬂoor.

Motion carried

The Chairman thanked Past National President Senator Andrew Wong, BBS and Past

52 National President Senator Justin LUI as the scrutineers.

13. Remarks by National President National President Senator Brian KWAN delivered his remarks in Cantonese. He thanked Junior Chamber International North District to give him the opportunities to growth in the past 13 years.

He thanked all the mentors and ﬁghters who appeared in his JC life, especially thanked Past National President Senator Eric TANG, Senator Andrew WONG, BBS, and Senator Gene TANG to advised him how to be a National President. Also, thanked National Presidential Advisor Senator Paul WU and National Immediate Past President Senator Anthony LEUNG.

He hoped all the members will have a clear mind of What is JCI about? JCI is a platform to provide development opportunity to members. He also thanked everyone in the National Board this year. Especially thanked the three captains Senator Ronald KAN, Maurice LEUNG and Calvin KWOK for the great work this year. And, also all the Chapter presidents for their hard work to created so many positive changes to the community.

Lastly, He presented a trophy of The Best Supportive Member to his wife Carmen LAH after his remarks.

14. Any Other Business Due to Change in voting Strength for new affiliated Chapter Junior Chamber International Lantau, National Secretary General Amanda NG made a roll call for the establishment of voting strength. National Secretary General Amanda NG confirmed that the total present was 21, simple majority was 11, two-third majority was 14 at the time of counting.

14.1 Appointment of National Directors for 2017 • National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Antonia CHO of JCI Kowloon to be the National Director 2017. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Kowloon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

• National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Carol LEE of JCI Queensway to be the National Director 2017. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Queensway and seconded by Junior

53 Chamber International Victoria. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

• National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Sylvia LEE of JCI Harbour as 2017 National Director. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Harbour and seconded by Junior Chamber International Lantau. There was no objection from the floor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

• National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Path LIU of JCI East Kowloon to be the National Director 2017. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International East Kowloon and seconded by Junior Chamber International Sha Tin. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

• National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Ben MAK of JCI Tsuen Wan to be the National Director 2017. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan and seconded by Junior Chamber International Yuen Long. There was no objection from the floor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

• National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Shirley SO of JCI Victoria to be the National Director 2017. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Victoria and seconded by Junior Chamber International Lantau. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

• National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Alex TSE of JCI North District to be the National Director 2017. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International North District and seconded by Junior Chamber International Dragon. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

• National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Jonathan WONG of JCI Tai Ping Shan to be the National Director 2017.

54 Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Tai Ping Shan and seconded by Junior Chamber International Harbour. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

• National President Elect Senator Teresa POON proposed to appoint Winita YEUNG of JCI Apex to be the National Director 2017. Motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Apex and seconded by Junior Chamber International City. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

14.2 Junior Chamber International Harbour President Kenneth YU moved a motion to give a round of applause to National President Senator Brian’s leadership. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International North District. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

14.3 Junior Chamber International Tsuen Wan President Ben MAK moved a motion to give a round of applause to the Honorary Auditor IMCL CPA LTD. And Honorary Legal Advisor Mr. Patrick Wong for their support and contribution throughout the year. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Kowloon. There was no objection from the floor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

14.4 Junior Chamber International East Kowloon President Iris LAM moved a motion to give a round of applause to National Presidential Advisor Senator Paul WU, Panel of Advisors, Hong Kong Junior Chamber Foundation Committee Members, Strategic Planning Committee Members, TOYP Selection Steering Committee Members, Senate Screening Committee Members, Alumni Club Committee Members, Youth Development Advisors and Honorary Advisors for their generous support, valuable suggestion and continuous guidance throughout the year. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International Apex. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

55 14.5 Junior Chamber International Ocean President Ivan CHOI moved a motion to give a round of applause to all LOM Presidents and their members for their excellent work done and contribution throughout the year. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International City Lady. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

14.6 Junior Chamber International Bauhinia President Carmen WONG moved a motion to give a round of applause to all NOM Board of Directors, NOM Commission Chairmen, NOM Project Chairmen for their great leadership and dedication for the movement in JCI Hong Kong. Motion was seconded by Junior Chamber International City. There was no objection from the ﬂoor. Motion was adopted unanimously. Motion carried

14.7 National Immediate Past President Senator Anthony LEUNG presented a gift to National President Senator Brian KWAN on behalf of the National Board of Directors.

15. Announcement by National Convention Director Convention Director Senator Zenith LIN made an announcement on the arrangement of Convention Ball.

16. Adjournment Chairman invited a motion to adjourn the meeting at 5:50 p.m. The motion was moved by Junior Chamber International Peninsula and seconded by Junior Chamber International City. The General Assembly was adjourned at 5:50 p.m. and the next meeting would be held until the next General Assembly.

Brian KWAN Amanda NG National President National Secretary General

56 Reports from National Board of Directors

Report from: Page

National President Senator Teresa Poon 58

National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan 71

National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin 75

National Executive Vice President Senator Leo Li 83

National Executive Vice President Senator Winnie Yeung 93

National Secretary General Priscilla Wan 102

National Honorary Treasurer Senator Polly Chan 106

National Vice President Senator Yoee Leung 115

National Vice President Eric Ho 122

National Vice President Jessica Lee 125

National Vice President Kannis Leung 131

National Vice President Kitty Lo 137

National Vice President Steve Siu 139

National Vice President Deacon Wong 146

National Vice President John Wong 149

National Corporate Communications Director Carol Lee 154

National Digital Marketing Director Jonathan Wong 156

National International Affairs Director Ben Mak 159

National Mainland Affairs Director Antonia Cho 163

National Leadership Development Director Path Liu 165

National Membership Director Sylvia Lee 169

National Records & Recognition Director Winita Yeung 179

National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Director Alex Tse 184

National World Concern Development Director Shirley So 190

57 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL PRESIDENT SENATOR TERESA POON

1. FOREWORD Young people, or Millennials are living, learning and negotiating their lives in an increasingly complex and challenging world. This calls for empowered, resilient young people, who play an active role in navigating their own paths. JCI Hong Kong has been providing development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change for 66 years.

Aligned with the Plan of Action of JCI, on the 67th year, we unite all sectors of society to create sustainable impact. The objective for the 2017 Plan of Action is the "Best Work of Life", which is among the core values of our JCI organization well expressed in the JC Creed. As we endorse this value and work towards the theme, we know for sure that the joy of life for our community that comprises all JCI members and other young people will become more enduring and the peace of mind more certain.

Bringing out the impact of the "Best Work of Life" together with the promotion of "Peace is Possible", we executed strategic planning in four development areas: Leadership Development, International Exposure, Sustainable Development Goals in our Community and Collaboration with Partners.

We bring together innovative idea, practical platform, networks of people and international events participation to make a real difference for our JCI Hong Kong members. While people of all sectors in the community may become the beneﬁciary as a result of our work in reflecting "Best Work of Life", we know that the one who will benefit most will be ourselves, the JCI Hong Kong members.

2. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS 2.1. Major Goals #Goal1 To provide development opportunities to empower young people to create positive change. #Goal2 Enable our members to connect with other people from the globe. #Goal3 Tackle local community problems and connect them with 17 sustainable development goals set by United Nations. #Goal4 Bring like-minded partners in order to expand mutual impact.

58 2.2 Presidential Theme

"Best Work of Life"

We adopt this theme since we recognize an accept that Service to Humanity is "Best Work of Life", which is among the core values of our JCI organization well expressed in the JC Creed. As we endorse this value and work towards this theme, we know for sure that the joy of life for our community that comprises all JCI members and other young people will become more enduring and the peace of mind more certain. While people of all sectors in the community may become the beneﬁciary as a result of our work in reflecting such JC core value, we know that the one who will benefit the most will be ourselves, the JCI Hong Kong members.

2.3 Plan of Action Leadership Development • To design internal trainings based on three categories of members- New members who join JCIHK less than 1 year, regular members who join JCIHK more than 1 year and less than 3 years, and Leaders who join JCIHK more than 3 years. • To offer international training experience to members by inviting world-class trainer to Hong Kong. • To allow more experienced members to share their knowledge by widening the platform for trainer invitation of 5-star Training Camps and Power Workshop Combos. • To further polish the training skills of our trainers by providing training opportunities of external organizations lined up by Training & Development Commission. • To launch workshops under "Membership Arena" series that is set to share skill sets and experience for a particular area of membership including retention and engagement, extension and recruitment and motivation and commitment by experienced members. • To offer trainings and provide tips about how to promote projects, activities, branding through social media platforms effectively.

International Exposure • To promote internationalism by establishing a new commission: Foreign Affairs Commission which will visit 3 Area Conferences besides ASAPC and World Congress – America Conference (Puta Cana, Dominican Republic), Africa and the Middle East Conference (Sousse, Tunisia), European Conference (Basel, Switzerland). • To take about 150 members to ASPAC Ulaanbaatar and 30 to World Congress Amsterdam

59 • To bring members of different NOMs closer with JCI Hong Kong by providing more reception opportunities and events in NC2016, Inaugural Ceremony 2017, NC2017 and various trainings. • To let our foreign guests enjoy their stay better, International Affairs Commission aims at providing a-better-than-you-expect standard or reception and related trainings to LOMs. • To offer all local chapter presidents an opportunity to meet the officers of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the HKSAR. • To visit the Office of The Commissioner of The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China. • To organize a study program of mainland affairs and a series of visit to representatives of All-China Youth Federation, The National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of The State Council, etc. in Beijing. • To launch a series of workshops and visits for learning the latest developments in Mainland.

Sustainable Development Goals • To promote Nothing but Nets in Hong Kong and enhance JCI Hong Kong image in relations to United Nations. • To raise money to support Nothing but Nets and eliminate Malaria in sub-Saharan Africa. • To engage around 200 secondary school students in an experiential training program "Poverty Simulation Workshop" where they are allowed to interact with each other and experience poverty to the end. • To provide training for members who would like to learn more about poverty simulation and advocate SDGs in projects. • To introduce how to connect UN SDGs and the needs of local community with particular focus on SDG No. 1: No Poverty through SDG Forums. • To compile a booklet to report how JCI Hong Kong and local chapters achieve SDGs and create sustainable impacts in the community.

Collaboration with Partners • To help JCI Hong Kong explain our mission, combine our visions and values into a cohesive message to stakeholders and to be an integrative communication body that links stakeholders to the organization by organizing luncheon with media, ﬁrm visits and government meetings. • To work with PR professionals to mobilize internal and external support for JCI Hong Kong. • To strengthen the corporate communication skills of LOMs, Corporate Communication Commission would provide trainings on brand image and

60 techniques on handling media to LOMs. • To source souvenir for JCIHK sales to further enhance our corporate image. • To develop commercial partners and brings mutual benefit to JCI members and our partners. • To strengthen existing partners' relationship and create platform for members to network with other similar NGOs. • To provide learning opportunities for members to learn how to engage and maintain partners.

3. TEAM MEMBERS 3.1 Organizational Structure • National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan • National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin • National Executive Vice President Senator Leo Li • National Executive Vice President Senator Winnie Yeung • National Vice President Senator Yoee Leung • National Vice President Eric Ho • National Vice President Jessica Lee • National Vice President Kannis Leung • National Vice President Kitty Lo • National Vice President Steve Siu • National Vice President Deacon Wong • National Vice President John Wong • National Secretary General Priscilla Wan • National Honorary Treasurer Senator Polly Chan • National Mainland Affairs Director Antonia Cho • National Corporate Communications Director Carol Lee • National Membership Director Sylvia Lee • National Leadership Development Director Path Liu • National International Affairs Director Ben Mak • National World Concern Development Director Shirley So • National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Director Alex Tse • National Digital Marketing Director Jonathan Wong • National Records and Recognition Director Winita Yeung

61 3.2 Honorary Advisors • The Hon. Andrew Leung Kwan-Yuen, GBS, JP • Dr. Annie S.C. Wu, SBS, JP • Mr. Peter Wong Man-kong, BBS, JP • Dr. Joseph Lee Chung-tak, GBS, JP • Dr. Y.K. Pang, GBS, JP • Mr. Lau Ming-wai, GBS, JP

3.3 Youth Advisor • Dr. Eddy S.H. Li, GBS, BBS, JP

3.4 Honorary Legal Advisor • Patrick Wong

3.5 Honorary Auditor • IMCL CPA Limited

3.6 National President Advisor • 2010 National President Senator Gene Tang

3.7 Panel of JCIHK Advisors • 1976 National President Paul Yin, SBS, JP • 1982 National President Senator Andrew Wong, BBS • 1993 National President Senator George Lung, BBS, MH, JP • 2006 National President Senator James Tsui

3.8 Hong Kong Junior Chamber Foundation (2017-2019) • 2005 National President Senator Ellen Tsang (Chairman) • 2002 National President Senator Tony Chan (Vice Chairman) • 2000 National President Senator Spencer Li (Secretary) • 2006 National President Senator James Tsui (Treasurer) • 2017 National President Senator Teresa Poon (Ex-ofﬁcio)

3.9 Strategic Planning Committee (2017-2019) • 2008 National President Senator Eric Tang (Chairman) • 2007 National President Senator Clement Woo • 2009 National President Senator Ken Wong • 2011 National President Senator Timmy Lee, MH • 2013 National President Senator Paul Wu • 2016 National President Senator Brian Kwan • 2017 National President Senator Teresa Poon (Ex-ofﬁcio)

62 3.10 Senate Screening Committee • National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan (Chairman) • 1980 National President Senator Major Tang • 2002 National President Senator Tony Chan • 2008 National President Senator Eric Tang • 2014 National President Senator Johnny Kwan • 2017 National President Senator Teresa Poon (Ex-ofﬁcio)

3.11 Senate Committee • National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan (Chairman) • Convenor – Senator Roy Tang • Member – Senator Cynthia Wong • Member – Senator Ban Chui • Member – Senator Eric Lo • Member – Senator Leo Lam • Member – Senator Olive Chan • Member – Senator Pauline Lau • Member – Senator Parlett Chang • Member – Senator Ricky Tong

3.12 TOYP Selection Steering Committee • 1982 National President Senator Andrew Wong, BBS (Chairman) • 1984 National President Senator John Chan • 2006 National President Senator James Tsui • 2013 National President Senator Paul Wu • National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan (ex-ofﬁcio)

3.13 Nomination Committee • National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan (Chairman) • Senator Andrew Wong 1982 National President • Senator Louise Chan 1999 National President • Senator Clement Woo 2007 National President • Senator Stanley Ng 2012 National President

3.14 Other JCI Ofﬁcers and JCI Executive Appointments by JCI President The following JC members hold the position for the term of ofﬁce for 2017 • JCI Vice President Senator Antony Leung • JCI Growth and Development Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific, 2012 National President Senator Stanley Ng • JCI UN & External Affairs Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Senator Ronald Kan

63 • JCI Sponsorship Committee Member, Asia and the Paciﬁc Senator Maurice Leung • JCI Skills Development Committee Member, Asia and the Paciﬁc Senator Maric Cheng

The following JC members held the position for the term of office for 2016-2017 • Senator Bowen Wong JCI Asia and the Pacific Senate Board Secretary • Senator Licca Chan JCI Asia and the Pacific Senate Board Treasurer • Senator Stanley Ng JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Council Chairperson • Senator Calvin Kwok JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Officer • Senator Frankie Cheung JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Officer • Dazza Hui JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Officer • Isaac Leung JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Officer • Suki Cheung JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Officer

The following JC members held the position for the term of office for 2017-2018 • Senator Bowen Wong JCI Asia and the Pacific Senate Board Secretary • Senator Licca Chan JCI Asia and the Pacific Senate Board Treasurer • Senator Matthew Li JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Council Councilor • Senator Yoee Leung JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Officer • Senator Kenny Lo JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Officer • Eric Ho JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Officer • Kenneth Yu JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Officer • Kelly Ngan JCI Asia and the Pacific Development Officer

3.15 JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club • Senator Jacob Chan

3.16 National Commission Chairpersons • National Corporate Communications Commission Chairman Rosanna Wong • National Foreign Affairs Commission Chairman Man Fok • National International Affairs Commission Chairman Senator Kenny Lo • National Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman Kenneth Yu • National Marketing & Media Commission Chairman Lewis Kan • National Partnership Liaison Commission Chairman Senator Carol Yeung • National Publication and Social Media Commission Chairman Joyce Chow • National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Chairman Kacy Yu • National Training & Development Commission Chairman Dennis Lai • National World Concern Development Commission Chairman Senator Horseman Ho

64 3.17 Assistant to President • Senator Angus Cheung • Kathy Yeung

3.18 Chapter President • JCI Victoria President Irene Leung • JCI Kowloon President Claudia Chor • JCI Island President David Luk • JCI Peninsula President Kelvin Lam • JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes President Do Do So • JCI Lion Rock President Stephen Wong • JCI Harbour President Tony Lam • JCI Yuen Long President Jason Fung • JCI Tai Ping Shan President Remy Ching • JCI Bauhinia President Fiona Bar • JCI Dragon President Daryl Lin • JCI East Kowloon President Carol Ho • JCI City President Alan Chung • JCI Queensway President Terry Chan • JCI North District President Hei Tse • JCI Ocean President Jerry Tse • JCI Sha Tin President Kendrick Yuen • JCI Apex President Joel Li • JCI City Lady President Nancy Yau • JCI Tsuen Wan President Flora Cheung • JCI Lantau President Kevin Lee

4. ASSIGNMENTS OF NATIONAL OFFICERS • National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan - Assigned Areas: Nomination Committee, Senate Committee, JCIHK Alumni Club, Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection

• National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin - Assigned Areas: Secretariat, Finance, Administration, Records and Recognition, Publications, World Concern Group (Nothing But Nets and Peace Is Possible Campaign), Partnership Liaison

• National Executive Vice President Senator Leo Li - Assigned Areas: Membership, Sustainable Development Goals Affairs, Digital Marketing, Mainland Affairs

65 • National Executive Vice President Senator Winnie Yeung - Assigned Areas: Leadership Development, International Affairs, Corporate Communication, Foreign Affairs

• National Vice President Senator Yoee Leung - Assigned Chapters: JCI Peninsula, JCI Ocean, JCI Sha Tin

• National Vice President Eric Ho - Assigned Chapters: JCI North District, JCI City Lady, JCI Lantau

• National Vice President Jessica Lee - Assigned Chapters: JCI Harbour, JCI Queensway

• National Vice President Kannis Leung - Assigned Chapters: JCI Kowloon, JCI Island, JCI Dragon

• National Vice President Kitty Lo - Assigned Chapters: JCI City, JCI Tsuen Wan

• National Vice President Steve Siu - Assigned Chapters: JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, JCI Tai Ping Shan, JCI East Kowloon

• National Vice President Deacon Wong - Assigned Chapters: JCI Victoria, JCI Yuen Long

• National Vice President John Wong - Assigned Chapters: JCI Lion Rock, JCI Bauhinia, JCI Apex

• National Secretary General Priscilla Wan - Assigned to supervise Administration and National Convention

• National Honorary Treasurer Senator Polly Chan - Assigned to supervise Finance, Sponsorship and Inaugural Ceremony

• Chamber Ofﬁce Staff - Chamber Executive Senator Phyllis Chan: oversees and manages daily operations of the chamber office and acts as the bridge with external parties and government bureau. - Account Officer Michelle Mann: responsible for accounting and sales, and administrative tasks

66 - Chamber Assistant Olivia Lau: responsible for ofﬁce administration and membership support.

5. AREA PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT Impact One of our mission is to promote JCI's Peace Is Possible Campaign and continuously help raise fund for Nothing-But-Nets Campaign.

On April 29, the event Run for Peace was hosted in order to raise the awareness of public to ethnic minorities and build a harmonized community for them in Hong Kong.

On June 17, the event Nothing but Coffee was hosted in order to raise fund for Nothing but Nets using the sponsored coffee coupon from Paciﬁc Coffee.

Impact Figures: Hosting Chapters: 2 Runners: 400 Fund Raised: $30,000 National Organization Involved: 8 Countries

Hosting Chapter: 1 Partnership: 116 Coffee Branches Coffee Coupon: 2,000 Fund Raised: $96,677 (as of 1 Sep 2017)

Motivate We strategically planned different platforms to empower our members of different categories and experiences, which includes different trainings, Change Maker Forum and small scale motivating Good Morning NP breakfasts.

Motivate Figures:

Hosting Chapters: 2 Participants: 360

Hosted: 2 Times Participants: 36 Prospective Members

67 International President Forum Members Motivated: 100 3 Combo Power Workshop Members Motivated: 100 Leadership Academy Members Motivated: 20 Trainer Mentorship Program Members Motivated: 30 Public Speaking Workshop Members Motivated: 80 Debate Workshop Members Motivated: 30 5-Star Training Camp/ Star Express Members Motivated: 100 JCI Achieve/ JCI Impact Members Motivated: 50

Invest Resources are well allocated locally and internationally. The total invest of JCIHK this year reaches $1.9 Million. JCIHK Fund Raising $539,800 (US $ 68,981) Conference – Africa & Middle East (Sousse) $48,438 (US $ 6,210) Conference – America (Punta Cana) $30,732 (US $3,940) Conference – Europe (Basel) $52,915 (US$6,784) Conference – Asia Paciﬁc (Ulaanbaatar) $586,872 (US$75,240) Global Partnership Summit (New York) $55,458 (US$7,110) World Congress (Amsterdam) $ 259,524 (EUR 28,125) Contribution To JCI Foundation $ 280,800 (US$36,000) SDG Advocacy Fund $ 51,000 (US$6,517) TOTAL: $ 1,905,539 (US$243,530)

Collaborate We collaborated like-minded partners including government, schools, SDGs-oriented organization to magnify our impact of our works to the community, hence, increasing our exposure.

On February 17-20, ten Hong Kong delegates including myself as chief delegate attended SDG Forum hosted in Kanazawa, Japan. We have also published 350 copies the ﬁrst SDG Reports of JCI Hong Kong and deliver to other parties concern on the forum. Another SDG Report recording 2017 projects will be also published before World Congress.

We have collaborated with Hong Kong International Airport to help promote JCI Hong Kong in June and July through 22 panels. This advertisement could attract 70.5 M passengers from 100 airlines. Our purpose is to attract more membership recruitment from the young travelers' category.

68 JCIHK Fund Raising $539,800 (US $ 68,981) Conference – Africa & Middle East (Sousse) $48,438 (US $ 6,210) Conference – America (Punta Cana) $30,732 (US $3,940) Conference – Europe (Basel) $52,915 (US$6,784) Conference – Asia Paciﬁc (Ulaanbaatar) $586,872 (US$75,240) Global Partnership Summit (New York) $55,458 (US$7,110) World Congress (Amsterdam) $ 259,524 (EUR 28,125) Contribution To JCI Foundation $ 280,800 (US$36,000) SDG Advocacy Fund $ 51,000 (US$6,517) TOTAL: $ 1,905,539 (US$243,530)

On June 6, we collaborated with HKSAR government through a supporting role in their first Belt and Road Experience Sharing Forum. This forum has engaged 500 college students and young people including 110 members from JCI Hong Kong.

This year, we have also committed to help HKSAR government to promote Organ Donation with a program named UNSDG organ donation appreciation program.

Connect One of our mission this year is to connect with more partners, in order to enhance our project impact. In addition, in order to further enhance the international exposure of our members, we established a new commission named National Foreign Affairs Commission which organized all the trips to conferences of four areas.

We have achieved the following visits in Hong Kong and in China: HKSAR Government Bureau (5 Times), China Beijing Bureau (3 Times), and External Partners (15 Times)

Connect with International Platform

Conference – Africa & Middle East (Sousse) Delegates: 9 Conference – America (Punta Cana) Delegates: 4 Conference – Europe (Basel) Delegates: 15 Conference – Asia Paciﬁc (Ulaanbaatar) Delegates: 228 Global Partnership Summit Delegates: 18

6. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "The two most important days in my life are the day I'm born and the day I ﬁnd out why." Searching for the meaning of life and value of myself has been always keeping my curiosity over the people I meet and the things I do. Being the National President of Junior Chamber International Hong Kong, I discovered a new page in my life. I'm grateful that I could be a friend, a mentor and a leader at the same time to all my members. There's

69 nothing I can say but "Thank You". There's nothing I can ask for more but "Love".

People think National President is the role model who leads a thousand, gives inspiring speeches and shines on the stage; however, I see this position in another aspect. I think National President is a stone that is contributed as part of the mountain so members could walk on it and make it to the Peak. The only one mission for a National President is to develop and nurture others.

I would like to thank all my national board of directors and all the people behind the scene. They make me a good leader. My special thanks goes to Presidential Advisor PNP Gene Tang, and the advisors behind the scene. I couldn't survive through the challenges without all of their help. My buddies, 21 LOMs Presidents, truly make my 2017 much more colorful. I believe we will be good friends forever.

My most important home sweet home, JCI City Lady, gives me tremendous support and a relaxing place where I could rest myself when I get exhausted.

Fellow members, I wish everyone of you has made 2017 a great milestone and an amazing memory in your life.

Best Work Of Life

Teresa Poon National President

70 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT SENATOR BRIAN KWAN

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS To have a proper communication and understanding between National Board and Senate, Alumni Club as well as TOYP Project Team. I'm very honor to serve as NIPP and appreciate all board of directors to continue our JC Spirit.

2. ASSIGNMENT During the year, I was appointed to supervise the following areas: • Chairman JCI Hong Kong Senate • Project Supervisor Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 • Ex-ofﬁcio JCI Hong Kong Alumni Cub • Chairman Nomination Committee of the 2018 National Board of Director

3. TEAM MEMBERS • JCI Hong Kong Senate Convenor - Senator Roy Tang Member - Senator Cynthia Wong Member – Senator Ban Chui Member – Senator Eric Lo Member – Senator Leo Lam Member – Senator Olive Chan Member – Senator Pauline Lau Member – Senator Parlett Chang Member – Senator Ricky Tong

• Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 Chairman - Senator Lena Wong

• JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club Chairman – Senator Jacob Chan

• Nomination Committee Senator Andrew Wong 1982 National President Senator Louise Chan 1999 National President Senator Clement Woo 2007 National President Senator Stanley Ng 2012 National President

71 4. AREA PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT • Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 Project Chairman: Senator Lena Wong Patron: The Honorable Matthew Cheung Kin-chung, GBS, JP Selection Consultant: Ernst & Young Chief Judge: Prof. Anthony WU Ting-Yuk, GBS, JP Judging Panel: Dr. Pang Yiu-Kai, GBS, JP Hon. MA Fung-Kwok, SBS, JP Mr. Tim LUI Tim-Leung, SBS, JP Prof. WONG Yuk-Shan, BBS, JP Ms. Connie LAU Yin Hing, JP Main Sponsor: The Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong. Key Events Included: 18 May 2017 Opening Cocktail Reception 15 October 2017 Result Announcement Press Conference 29 October 2017 Leadership Summit 12 November 2017 Community Service Day 24 November 2017 Awards Presentation Banquet

• JCI Hong Kong Senate Apart from me serving as the Chairman, the Senate Screening Committee includes: Ex-ofﬁcio: Senator Teresa Poon 2017 National President Members: Senator Major Tang 1980 National President Senator Tony Chan 2002 National President Senator Eric Tang 2008 National President Senator Johnny Kwan 2014 National President

A screening meeting was held on 15 Jul and another will be held in November 2017. The presentation of Senatorship will be held in 52nd National Convention. As Senate Chairman, I had appointed Senator Roy Tang of JCI Dragon as the convenor, together with other senator committee members, two senate gatherings had been scheduled and one senator forum was held throughout the year.

• The 1st Senator Gathering was held on 28 March at Football Club. Mr. Jasper Tsang Yuk Sing, GBM, JP was invited to share the new Political Environment after the 2017 Chief Executive Election held two days ago on 26 March.

72 • The 2nd Senator Gathering will be held on 23 September at National Convention. Ms. Rita Ran Hsu Lai-Tai, GBS, CBE, JP will share the changes of Hong Kong in the past 20 years and future outlook.

• A Senate Forum was held on 18 July at Chamber Office. Senators from all chapters were invited to share their thoughts and ideas on how to make a better JCI Hong Kong together. All the suggestions were documented and passed to National Board of Director, Chapter Presidents as well as Strategic Planning Committee for reference.

• JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club I am appointed to serve as the ex-ofﬁcio of JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club. The executive committee included: Chairman Senator Jacob Chan Immediate Past Chairman Senator Louis Lam Secretary Senator Alvina Lam Treasurer Senator Daisy Lui Vice Chairman Senator Angela Siu, Ivan Han, Martin Kwan, Senator Jamie Ng, Senator Candy Yu, Senator Eva Leung, Simon Cheng, Senator Sally Lai, Senator Florence Lau, Senator Tony Choi, Senator Teem Lam, Senator Anthony Cheung, Andy Ma, Senator Queenie Lo, Senator Susanna Kwok.

This year is the 20th Anniversary of Alumni Club and their slogan is:" 健康 , 齊心 , 喜悅 ". Executive Committee Meetings were held on: 10 Jan, 14 March, 9 May, 11 July, 12 September, 14 November, 11 Decembers.

There are 5 Mainland Trips organized to Zhongshan, Yangzhou, Shude, Shaoguan and Heyuan. Besides, they also organized various Hiking, lunch gathering and Mahjong Competition. Their 20th Anniversary Banquet will be held on 10 December with a very special Grease Drama Performance.

• 2018 National Board of Directors Election I am pleased to serve as the Nomination Committee Chairman. The Nomination Committee was appointed by National President Senator Teresa Poon to access the qualification and the eligibility of the candidates for National offices and the present report to the General Assembly of the National Convention. 9 September Candidate Training School 16 September Candidate Interview 23 September Caucus Session 24 September Election Session

73 • Other Assignment 2016 Accounts. With the great efforts of 2016 NHT Senator Nathan Wong, Chamber Executive Senator Phyllis Chan and Chamber Staff Michelle Mann, the financial statements had been ﬁnalized and were being audited by Honorary Auditor IMCL CPA Limited.

5. OUTSTANDING TASKS • Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 Result Announcement, Community Service Day, Award Banquet

• 2nd Senatorship Application Screening

6. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my great pleasure to work under the great leadership of National President Senator Teresa Poon. Moreover, informative advices from National President Advisor Gene Tang always made my life easier than it would. Furthermore, I am most happy to will with the devoted National Ofﬁcers, motived LOM presidents and our passionate members. Taking this opportunity, I would like to express my gratitude towards Members of the Senate Screening Committee, Senate Committee, Nomination Committee, JCIHK Alumni Club, Chamber Ofﬁce Staffs and the Organizing Committee of the Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017. Your great effort in assisting my duties and carrying JC spirits forward is appreciated.

Brian Kwan National Immediate Past President

74 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL GENERAL LEGAL COUNSEL SENATOR ZENITH LIN

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • To review the JCI Hong Kong Memorandum and Article and Policy Manual from time to time; • To support and give guidance to secretarial team, treasury team, records and recognition team, partnership liaison team, publication team and world concern development team; • To ensure a healthy financial year for JCI Hong Kong in 2017; • In-charge of Chamber Office upgrade; • Supervise Inaugural Ceremony, National Convention, Nothing but Nets and JCIHK Run for Peace; • Review efficiency Index and award system to make it more valuable to local chapters; • To develop new commercial partners for the benefit of JCI Hong Kong members.

2. ASSIGNMENT I was assigned to supervise the following areas • Administration and Secretariat • Finance • Publication • Records and Recognition • Partnership Liaison Development • World Concern Development • JCI Hong Kong Inaugural Ceremony 2017 • 52nd JCI Hong Kong National Convention • JCI Hong Kong Run for Peace 2017 • JCI Hong Kong Nothing But Nets 2017

3. TEAM MEMBERS 3.1 Administration and Secretariat Priscilla WAN as National Secretary General (JCI Sha Tin) Selina WONG as National Administration Ofﬁcer (JCI Harbour) Chamber Staff: Senator Phyllis CHAN as Chamber Executive Michelle MANN as Account Ofﬁcer Kary CHEUNG as Chamber Assistant

75 Olivia LAU as Chamber Assistant

3.2 Finance Senator Polly CHAN as National Honorary Treasurer (JCI Ocean)

3.3 Records and Recognition Winita YEUNG as National Records and Recognition Director (JCI Apex) Katie TSANG as National Records and Recognition Ofﬁcer (JCI Peninsula) Steven CHOW as National Records and Recognition Ofﬁcer (JCI Apex)

3.4 World Concern Development Shirley SO as National World Concern Development Director (JCI Victoria) Senator Horseman HO as National World Concern Development Commission Chairman (JCI Lion Rock) Amanda LI as National World Concern Development Ofﬁcer (JCI Victoria) Wendy LAU as National World Concern Development Commission Vice Chairman (JCI Peninsula) Jason KWOK as National World Concern Development Commission Vice Chairman (JCI Lion Rock) Christopher LIAO as National World Concern Development Commission Vice Chairman (JCI Peninsula) Coeus LEUNG as National World Concern Development Commission Vice Chairman (JCI Queensway) Jimmy YU as National World Concern Development Commission Vice Chairman (JCI North District)

3.5 Publication Joyce CHOW as National Publication Commission Chairman (JCI City Lady) Sergii MOLCHANO as National Publication Commission Vice Chairman and the Chief Editor (JCI Dragon) Ciera TING as National Publication Commission Vice Chairman (JCI City Lady) Alex LO as National Publication Commission Vice Chairman (JCI Harbour)

3.6 Partnership Liaison Senator Carol YEUNG as National Partnership Liaison Commission Chairman (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes) Queenices WONG as National Partnership Liaison Commission Vice Chairman (JCI Victoria) Wilcox LEUNG as National Partnership Liaison Commission Vice Chairman (JCI Harbour)

76 Celia MOK as National Partnership Liaison Commission Vice Chairman (JCI Queensway)

3.7 JCI Hong Kong Inaugural Ceremony 2017 Senator Ian YAU as Project Chairman (JCI Dragon)

3.8 52nd JCI Hong Kong National Convention Cyrus TANG as Convention Director (JCI City)

3.9 JCI Hong Kong Run For Peace 2017 Sam CHEUNG as Project Chairman (JCI Dragon)

3.10 JCI Hong Kong Nothing But Net 2017 Karen LAM as Project Chairman (JCI Lantau)

4. AREA PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT 4.1 Administration and Secretariat • Chamber Office Chamber Staff exercised day-to-day management with National Secretary General liaising with chapters to ensure that chamber office was maintained effectively and efficiently in accordance with regulations. Chamber Executive Senator Phyllis CHAN represented JCIHK at meetings of the Owners' Committee to uphold JCIHK's interests. The chamber office had slightly upgraded with new 85" LED TV Projector screen and vending machine. Peninsula Room and Seminar Room 2 has added projector for meeting purpose. A new LED poster advertisement board has installed at the reception area, it current free for NOM Project to place advertisement poster by weekly bases.

• Administrative Documents and Administration Workshop Administrative documents including Policy Manual, Recognition lists and Calendar and Deadline were circulated by National Secretary General since January 2017 with updates from time-to-time. Administration Workshop was conducted on 10 January 2017 to highlight resources important to Chapters, this workshop has covered areas such as administration, treasury, Records and Recognition, Digital Marketing and publication, deadlines and important dates have highlighted and briefed all participants.

• Administration Meeting Administration Meeting was scheduled every two months to bring together Chamber Staff and representatives of secretariat, finance, digital marketing, publishing and records and recognition teams so as to enhance collaboration.

77 • Joint Director Meeting 1st Joint Director Meeting (JDM) is successful held on 24 June 2017 with a complete new format to conduct. Instead of breaking into group for discussion, each area has sent questionnaire to collect chapter information before the JDM and consolidated and presented during the meeting.

• Mid-year Evaluation Meeting Mid-year Evaluation Meeting was done on 3 June 2017 to both NOM board of directors and LOMs, we have collected responds and it was presented and discussed during the July board of director meeting.

• E-mail Disclaimer After consulting with the Honorary Legal Advisor on adding e-mail disclaimer on nom ofﬁcer, it was approved and it is included in every NOM ofﬁcers from now on.

• 52nd JCI Hong Kong National Convention The 52nd National Convention is organized by JCI City and the event venue is the BP International Hotel. The convention will one on 22 September to 24 September, with the convention theme "We Pride, We Unite", it was successfully attracted over 500 members to join.

4.2. Finance • Annual Budget A balanced annual budget HKD 2.6 million was adopted for running JCI Hong Kong Chamber ofﬁce and NOM Activities in 2017. Among the income categories, our budget estimates 61% from membership fee, 22.7% from fundraising and 15.4% from administrative income such as rental meeting rooms, JCI supplies and postage. A midterm evaluation was done in July and a healthy ﬁnancial status has been well maintained by the NOM board of directors.

• Sponsorship This year we raised over HKD 250,000 from the annual sponsorship package.

• JCI Hong Kong Inaugural Ceremony 2017 Inaugural Ceremony 2017 was successfully held on 7 January 2017 in Asia World Expo. This event was well attended with over 472 participants, that included JCI Ofﬁcers, distinguish guests from overseas and local, past national presidents, JCI Hong Kong Members and Alumni Club Members. National President Teresa and her board of directors and 21 Local Chapters' Presidents and Board of Directors were inaugurated with the guest of honor – JCI President Dawn Hazel.

78 4.3. Records and Recognition • JCI Hong Kong Award The JCI Hong Kong Award manual has been review and amended this year, new rules have been added and clearer submission guideline has given. New local awards have been added into the award manual, and it is Best JCI Members Development Program. The Award for LOM with the Best Contribution in NOM Activities has renewed and divided to Large, middle and small chapter award. 2000 National President Senator Louise Chan was invited to be the chief judge of the Judging panel.

• Online Award Judging Form Online award judging form will be tested in the award judging day in order to avoid error and streamline to judging process during the Award Judging Day.

• E-bidbook Seminar Two E-bidbook Seminar have commenced separately on 6 February 2017 and 17 July 2017. Following were the speakers of the two e-bidbook seminars: • National Vice President John Wong - JCI Peninsula • National Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman Kenneth Yu - JCI Harbour • National Sustainable Development Goals Commission Chairman Kacy Yu - JCI Apex • JCI Tai Ping Shan Immediate Past President Edith Ko - JCI Tai Ping Shan

• Efﬁciency Index Efficiency Index served as the guideline for local chapters to maintain good standard of chapter management. Apart from standard and regular efficiency index, new bonus points are added in the index system to encourage chapter to participate NOM events.

NOM is required to meet JCI 100% efﬁciency index, which includes membership growth, membership database updates, plan of action and budget, dues payment, national and local officers' orientation/ training. Awards Entries and Judges, Membership Declaration, publication, participation at JCI International Events and Project Gallery Entries are also required to meet the requirements.

• ASPAC Award Result JCI Hong Kong received 7 awards in ASPAC Ulaanbaatar. The awards were as follows: • Best National Growth & Development Program - JCI Hong Kong - Be All We Can Be • Most Outstanding Local Organization - JCI Peninsula

79 • Best Local Peace Project - JCI Peninsula - We Love Schooling • Best Local Community Empowerment Program - JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes - Breastfeeding, Best Feeding • Best Local Global Goals Project - JCI Lion Rock - Save the Earth, Stop Using Paper Towels Impact • Best Local Skill Development Program - JCI Dragon - Dragon Apprentice 2016 • Best Inter-Organization Collaboration Project - JCI Apex - Hong Kong Hide n Seek – Junior Tour Guide Integrative Experiential Journey

4.4 World Concern Development • JCI Hong Kong Run For Peace 2017 • Used Shoes Donation to Refugees JCI Hong Kong initiate a Shoes donation campaign to refugees in Hong Kong. more than 70 pares of sport shoes were collected and donated to Christian Action.

• Run for Peace Run For Peace are first initiate project by JCI Hong Kong in order to echo the global campaign Peace is Possible by JCI. This event raised awareness to general public about the equal opportunity of the ethnic minority in Hong Kong and refugees' life in Hong Kong and the problem they are facing. This event was co-host by JCI Dragon and JCI Citylady. This event was supported by UNESCO and Equal Opportunities Commission and more than 20 sponsors and supporting organizations, the event was well attended with over 400 runners including ethnic minorities and refugees. This event also raised over HKD40,000 for Christian Action to support refugee in Hong Kong.

• Used T-shirts Donation to Refugees JCI Hong Kong initiates a T-shirts donation campaign to refugees in Hong Kong. This campaign will be launch in August and all collected t-shirts will be donated to Christian Action.

• JCI Hong Kong Nothing But Net 2017 Nothing but Nets Kickoff ceremony was successful held on the 17 June 2016 (Saturday), it was well attended with over 100 guests in a shopping mall in Hung Hom. We are lucky to have Paciﬁc Coffee supporting this event for 5 consecutive years and donated 2,000 coffee coupons. Apart from selling coffee coupons, donation boxes were placed in Paciﬁc Coffee shops in Hong Kong and received around HKD30,000. The project is ongoing until November and income of the project and donation will be donated to UN Nothing But Nets fund.

80 • Little Philanthropist Scheme Little Philanthropist Scheme is a newly initiated scheme to promote Nothing but Nets program run globally by United Nations. This scheme is aimed to raise awareness from the children sections. United Nations approved JCI Hong Kong to translate the virtual reality movie about Nothing but Nets campaign to Cantonese. The team has made VR glasses with promotion message and send the school to arise younger on this campaign in a fun way. The VR glasses also bought to JCI UN Conference and it will be used in TOYP selection too.

4.5. Publication • Harbour Light Two out of four issues of Harbour Light were published in the first half of the year, and the reminding two issues will be completed in the coming half year. The publication team has put their focus on four different Sustainable development goals and they are Goal 1 - No Poverty, Goal 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities, Goal 3 - Good Health and Goal 4 - Quality Education. In order to echo the idea of paper less and save trees, the team has reduced print quantity and encourage member to write online.

• E- Harbour Light E-Harbour Light has launched on May under publication area and it will integrate with JCI Hong Kong App to broaden the coverage.

4.6. Partnership Liaison For the ﬁrst half of the year, the team has developed new commercial partners for supporting the JCI movement, National and Local projects.

New 2017 JCI Hong Kong Corporate Partners • Hilton Garden Inn Hong Kong Mongkok - Exclusive Corporate Rate for JCI Hong Kong Member on Rooms and Banquet Events. • SONG WIFI 爽 WiFi - Discount up to 30% off for JCI Hong Kong for travel pocket Wifi service rental. • Special Collaboration with UBER Hong Kong - Special ride sponsorship at JCI Hong Kong Run for Peace (29 April) for JCI overseas VIP/delegates, uberAssist service for selected local chapter projects.

81 5. OUTSTANDING TASKS • 52nd National Convention • 2nd Joint Director Meeting • 2017 JCI Hong Kong Audit Account • Keep track on 100% JCI Efﬁciency Index • 3rd and 4th Issues of Harbour Light • Partnership Workshop / Seminar • Handover works with 2018 National Board of Directors

6. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my privilege and honor to serve as the National General Legal Counsel in the year of 2017 and I would like to extend my appreciation to National President Senator Teresa POON for her guidance and trusting me for such important position of the JCI Hong Kong.

I would also like to express my gratitude to my teammates, National Secretary General Priscilla WAN, National Honorary Treasurer Senator Polly CHAN, National Records & Recognition Director Winita YEUNG, National World Concern Development Director Shirley SO and Chamber Executive Senator Phyllis CHAN, Chamber Staff Michelle MANN, Kary CHEUNG and Olivia LAU. Without your unlimited support nothing can be achieve. I would also like to express heartfelt thanks to my commission chairmen and project chairmen for the hard works.

I would like to express my deepest gratitude to senior executive committee members including NPA Senator Gene TANG, NIPP Senator Brian KWAN, NEVP Senator Leo LI and NEVP Senator Winnie YEUNG. Together we have gone through a lot of memorable moment in 2017 and we made a perfect team.

Special thanks to my mother chapter JCI Dragon and President Daryl LIN and IPP Hades HO for trusting me and nominating me to serve in NOM this year.

I would like to extend my best wishes to the incoming National Board for another successful year of 2018.

Last but not least, I would like to extend my love to my beloved wife Cathy and my son Marques to their unlimited support and backup.

Zenith Lin National General Legal Counsel

82 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT SENATOR LEO LI

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • To launch workshops under "Membership Arena" series that is set to share skill sets and experience for a particular area of membership including retention/engagement, extension/recruitment and motivation/commitment by experienced members. • To offer trainings and provide tips about how to promote projects, activities, branding, etc. thru social media platforms effectively. • To offer all local chapter presidents an opportunity to meet the officers of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government and the Office of The Commissioner of The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the PRC. • To organize a study program of mainland affairs and a series of visit to representatives of All-China Youth Federation, The National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of The State Council, etc. in Beijing. • To launch a series of workshops and visits for learning the latest developments in Mainland. • To engage around 200 secondary school students in an experiential training program "Poverty Simulation Workshop" where they are allowed to interact with each other and experience poverty to the end. • To provide training for members who would like to learn more about poverty simulation and advocate SDGs in projects. • To introduce how to connect UN SDGs and the needs of local community with particular focus on SDG No. 1: No Poverty thru SDG Forums. • To compile a booklet to report how JCI Hong Kong and local chapters achieve SDGs and create sustainable impacts in the community.

2. ASSIGNMENT This year, I am assigned to supervise the following areas: • Membership • Mainland Affairs • Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Affairs • Digital Marketing

83 3. TEAM MEMBERS • Membership National Membership Director Sylvia Lee (HJC) National Membership Officer Patrick Ho (PJC) National Membership Officer Karen Kwong (EKJC) National Membership Officer Mable Tang (AJC)

• Mainland Affairs National Mainland Affairs Director Antonia Cho (KJC) National Mainland Affairs Officer Louis Yeung (PJC) National Mainland Affairs Officer Michael Au-Yeung (SJC) National Mainland Affairs Officer Christy Lee (AJC)

National Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman Kenneth Yu (HJC) National Mainland Affairs Commission Vice Chairman Herman Chan (HJC) National Mainland Affairs Commission Vice Chairman Gilert Tsang (CJC) National Mainland Affairs Commission Vice Chairman Patrick Law (LJC)

• Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Affairs National SDG Affairs Director Alex Tse (NDJC) National SDG Affairs Ofﬁcer Meg Chui (KJC) National SDG Affairs Ofﬁcer Kitty Li (NDJC)

National SDG Affairs Commission Chairman Kacy Yu (AJC) National SDG Affairs Commission Vice Chairman Jonathan Chan (PJC) National SDG Affairs Commission Vice Chairman Cecilia Ho (AJC) National SDG Affairs Commission Commissioner Chris Lai (KJC) National SDG Affairs Commission Commissioner Frankie Tang (LJC)

• Digital Marketing National Digital Marketing Director Jonathan Wong (TPSJC) National Digital Marketing Ofﬁcer Michelle Zhang (TPSJC) National Digital Marketing Ofﬁcer Emily Cheng (SJC)

National Marketing & Media Commission Chairman Lewis Kan (DJC) National Marketing & Media Commission Vice Chairman Eppie Chan (HJC) National Marketing & Media Commission Vice Chairman Henry Li (AJC)

84 4. AREA PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT • Membership Membership Figures The total membership figure as of the date of preparing this report, i.e. 22 August 2017, was 2,289. This ﬁgure comprised of 1,355 full members (FM), 302 prospective members (PM) and 632 senior members (SM). It represented a net growth of 8% from January 2017.

Change Maker Forum (Project Chairman: Howard Sze from JCI Peninsula) After the last Change Maker Forum conducted in 2014, Change Maker Forum 2017 "Best Time to Go!" was hosted successfully at the community hall of Tsim Sha Tsui District Kaifong Welfare Association by both JCI Peninsula and JCI Tai Ping Shan on 22 May 2017. Prof. Ir Daniel Cheng, Chairman of Federation of Hong Kong Industries, and Mr. Tommy Chan, T-factory CEO & Senior Brand and Business Development Director of Tai Hing Catering Group, were invited as guest speakers to share the major breakthroughs in their life.

This Change Maker Forum was positioned as prospective members orientation (PMO) of mega-scale virtually. A session to introduce JCI and JCI Hong Kong and group discussion were set up for local chapters to recruit members on that night. Over 300 members and friends joined this event. In particular, near 40% of potential prospective member (PPM) signed up application form ﬁnally.

In order to boost the number of participants, an advertisement was published in the CEO Capital magazine to promote Change Maker Forum in the public on 3 May 2017. A registration system developed by iGen6 of Senator Rex Ma (JCI City) was adopted to streamline the process of registration at reception on the event day.

5-Star Training Camps (Project Chairmen: Nero Chung from JCI Sha Tin and Esther Tsang from JCI Ocean) The 26th 5-Star Training Camp was co-hosted by JCI Lion Rock and JCI Sha Tin and ﬁnished overwhelmingly on 19 March 2017. Near 50 members across 19 local chapters joined this training program in the end. Head Trainer was Past President Suki Cheung (JCI Queensway) while Program Manager was Past President Senator Kenny Lo (JCI East Kowloon). Assistant Trainers included Past President Senator Ronald Kan (JCI Sha Tin), Past President Deacon Wong (JCI Island), Past President Naomi Chan (JCI Hong Kong Jaycettees), Past President Pong Yau (JCI East Kowloon), Immediate Past President Hades Ho (JCI Dragon), Immediate Past President Kacy Yu (JCI Apex), Dave Wong (JCI Kowloon), Margaret Chung (JCI Peninsula) and Jason Wong (JCI City).

85 Between 8 July 2017 and 9 July 2017, the 27th 5-Star Training Camp was hosted solely with the theme "Dream Factory" by JCI Ocean. A total of 44 young dreamers received qualiﬁed training programs conducted by Head Trainer Past President Senator Kenny Lo (JCI East Kowloon), Program Manager Immediate Past President Hades Ho (JCI Dragon) and Assistant Trainers including Past President Senator Olive Chan (JCI Lion Rock), Chun-wai Chan (JCI Victoria), Margaret Chung (JCI Peninsula), Tommy Yip (JCI Peninsula), Vincent Wong (JCI Peninsula), Andrew So (JCI Dragon), William Yeung (JCI City), Cecilia Ho (JCI Apex) and Winnie Chu (JCI City Lady).

Star Express Training Day (Project Chairmen: Mabel Ng from JCI Bauhinia) In order to encourage young members to join 5-Star Training Camp, an elementary step, namely Star Express Training Day, was launched this year. The 1st Star Express Training Day, whose theme was "The Shining BB", was co-hosted successfully by JCI Bauhinia and JCI Tsuen Wan on 3 June 2017. A total of 38 members participated in this program.

As this training day was virtually positioned as the window to the 2-day 5 Star Training Camp, the training delivered by training team focused on more fundamental issues about JCI and leadership. Head Trainer was Past President Senator Marisa Choi (JCI Apex). Assistant Trainers included Past President Senator Justin Wong (JCI Kowloon), Immediate Past President Hades Ho (JCI Dragon) and Immediate Past President Kacy Yu (JCI Apex).

MA Arena In the end of last year, it was planned to engage those experienced members who were willing to relay some good examples of membership strategies to young members thru a series of workshops focusing on Retention, Recruitment and Rejuvenation separately.

MA Arena I was launched successfully on 16 December 2016 with Past President Senator Nathen Wong (JCI Harbour) as guest speaker who shared his skills about how to keep members not only with meaningful projects but also with fellowship that embraced direct communication.

MA Arena II was held successfully on 8 February 2017. More than 40 JC members across 16 local chapters participated in this event. Guest speaker National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan (JCI North District) shared many of his tips about how to establish a local chapter with excellent environment that could attract quality members.

MA Arena III was held to attract a total of 32 members across various local chapters on 13 July 2017. Guest speaker Past President Senator Polsion Leung (JCI City) shared his ideas about how to motivate members to participate in the recruitment and even build up a better chapter.

86 Good Morning NP The ﬁrst-of-this-year NOM Membership project "Good Morning NP" achieved a great success on 11 February 2017 and 20 May 2017. Total 36 prospective members (PM), i.e. 1 from each local chapter per each time, enjoyed a nice breakfast and shared the vision fostered by National President Teresa this year.

Prospective Member Orientation (PMO) A total of 4 PMOs had been planned for this year. The 1st PMO, 2nd PMO and 3rd PMO was conducted by 2002 National President Senator Tony Chan, 2011 National President Senator Timmy Lee MH and me on 21 February 2017, 10 April 2017 and 31 July 2017 respectively. These 3 PMOs attracted nearly 120 new members to join.

Prospective Members Assignment to LOMs As of the date of preparing this report, a total of 31 new prospective members (PM) applied for their membership via NOM have been allocated to various chapters since 1 January 2017. As a result of systematic allocation of PMs according to the lcoal chapter sizes at the beginning of year (in ascending order), the new prospective members have been fairly and evenly assigned to all 21 local chapters.

JCI Hong Kong Networker Scheme We continue to use the JCI Hong Kong Networker Scheme to provide incentive to our members to refer quality people to join our organization. The Five Most Outstanding Networkers of 2017 would be invited to join "Good Evening NP" during which an gift would be presented exclusively to them.

• Mainland Affairs Beijing Exchange Visit cum Mainland Affairs Study Tour (2017 年高級訪京團暨國情研習班團 ) This annual event targeting to provide our local chapters' presidents and national board members with the opportunity to better understand the mainland China by lectures and meeting with numerous government ofﬁcials and company representatives took place between 14 April 2017 and 18 April 2017.

This tour was attended by 32 Jaycees across 16 local chapters. Units visited include China Youth University of Political Studies ( 中國青年政治學院 ), All-China Youth Federation ( 中華全國青年聯合會 ), UN Global Compact Network China ( 全球契約中國網絡 ), Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Ofﬁce of the State Council ( 國務院港澳辦公室 ), Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People's Republic of China ( 中華人民共和國民政部 ).

87 Mainland Navigator Series The 1st seminar of Mainland Navigator Series was successfully held at the Hong Kong Productivity Council on 24 January 2017. It attracted over 40 members from more than 10 local chapters. Guest speaker Mr. Chois Choi shared with the audiences about the use of popular e-marketing solutions, e.g. WeChat, KOL, Live Video, MoBike for promoting products and services.

The Guangdong Shenguan Tour under Mainland Navigator Series was launched on 30 June 2017. The itinerary was well designed and packed with so many chances for participants to learn how to start up business and keep it running in Mainland China. During the trip, 2013 National President Senator Paul Wu (JCI Kowloon) not only helped to line up well-known Sinomax whose General Manager Mr. Ken Lam led the visit, but also with his father showed all delegates his Kwok Tai Manufactory producing screws and nuts automatically. Moreover, the delegates visited a restaurant run by management from Hong Kong, learning how to develop F&B opportunities in Mainland China. 2006 National President Senator Clement Woo (JCI Ocean) shared his experience about how to start a retail business in fast-growing and competitive environment. Finally, the tour was ﬁnished with a fun-packed visit in Boton, the ﬂavor and fragrance leader in China, and a dinner with government officers and young entrepreneur of Shenzhen.

On 1 September 2017, the last program under the Mainland Navigator Series would be held. It would be like a dinner gathering during which two guest speakers would share how to grasp the fast-growing business opportunities associated with Qianhai and One Belt One Road.

Official Visit to Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong SAR and Office of The Commissioner of The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the PRC An official visit to the Youth Department of Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the HKSAR was held on 28 March 2017. Up to 20 representatives (either local chapters' President or Excom) had reported what they did for youth sector of local community.

Almost 70 JC members including some national ofﬁcers and local chapters presidents had visited the Ofﬁce of The Commissioner of The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the PRC on 28 March 2017. Mr. YANG Xiyu, who was senior research fellow of the China Institute of International Studies, shared his ideas about the global challenges, which Mainland was confronting at this moment.

88 • Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Affairs JCI Hong Kong Poverty Simulation Program (Project Chairman: Jo Wong from JCI North District) Poverty Simulation was organised by JCI in Global Partnership Summit, World Congress and Area Conference. It aimed to give us an experience to live as under- privilege person. In 2016, this workshop was brought to Hong Kong to educate Hong Kong residents about poverty and the difficulties faced so that we can work together rectifying the impending situations.

This year, a total of 2 public simulation workshops were hosted by JCI North District. The 1st Poverty Simulation Workshop was launched with overwhelming responses by a group of students (age: 11-12) of La Salle Primary School in the morning on 15 June 2017. The 17 Global Goals were introduced to those future leaders who were encouraged to take action in their daily life. The 2nd Poverty Simulation Workshop cum closing ceremony were launched on 13 August 2017.

Organ Donation Incentive Program (Project Chairlady: Heidi Chong from JCI Queensway) A ceremony about "Life Angel" Organ Donation Incentive Program was kicked off in the morning on 18 June 2017. Assistant Director of Department of Health Dr. Anne Fung ofﬁciated the event as GOH. The Hong Kong Transplant Sports Association acted as supporting organization and sent 2 kidney transplant recipients, Peter CHAN Kwok- ming and Martin WONG Yim-wah, who reached 5,364m base camp at Everest, to support the event. Program ambassador E-Kids knew how to promote organ donation and enhance the exposure of the ceremony.

UN Sustainable Development Goals Workshop An UN Sustainable Development Goals workshop was held with National Training and Development Commission on 31 May 2017. JCI United Nations and External Affairs Committee Member Senator Ronald Kan (JCI Sha Tin) was the Head Trainer.

JCI Kanazawa Conference With the support from JCI Japan, JCI Kanazawa Conference had been successfully held between 17 February 2017 and 19 February 2017. It was to set up the stage for JCI and specifically the Asia and the Pacific Region to implement the Kanazawa Declaration and advance the Global Goals for Sustainable Development. The chief delegate was National President Senator Teresa Poon (JCI City Lady). The JCI Vice President Senator Anthony Leung (JCI City), Past President Senator Ronald Kan (JCI Sha Tin), National SDG Affairs Director Alex Tse (JCI North District), National SDG Affairs Commission Chairlady Kacy Yu (JCI Apex), National SDG Affairs Officer Kitty Li (JCI North District), National SDG Affairs Commission Vice Chairman Cecilia Ho (JCI Apex) and me also joined this event.

89 During this program, JCI Hong Kong was given an opportunity to distribute the JCIHK SDG Report to around 80 delegates and report the results of SDGs achieved by JCIHK and local chapters in 2016.

JCI Global Partnership Summit (On-to Leader: Kacy Yu from JCI Apex) After the record-high attendance to JCI Global Partnership Summit last year, great effort had been put to promote this one of the major international events of JCI since early 2017. This year, a total of 18 JC members registered for JCI Global Partnership Summit ﬁnally and participated in the 4-day programs actively. Brieﬁng had been set up in order to assist all delegates to prepare for this event.

SDGs Experience Program The 1st SDGs Experience Program "Living Like a Dwarf" was launched successfully on 11 March 2017. Guest speakers 2015 Ten Outstanding Young Person (TOYP) Awardee Mr. Robert Wong and Ms. SZE Lai Shan from SOCO shared their ideas about how to mitigate the poor living conditions associated with local poverty problem and the ways to build a sustainable city.

SDG Advocacy Fund Last year, a lump sum of money at HK$100,000 was reserved for projects that met SDGs by local chapters. A brand-new SDGs Advocacy Grant was set up this year and opened for application on 22 April 2017. The grants aimed to encourage members to apply goals related to their project's objective, and promote SDG goals by all means to raise public awareness. Each chapter might nominate 1 project to apply the grants.

JCI Hong Kong SDG Report It was planned to release 2 times of JCI Hong Kong SDG Report this year. The 1st issue of this report was distributed to most of the delegates during JCI Kanazawa Conference ﬁrstly and then JCI Africa and the Middle East Conference in Sousse, Tunisia, JCI The Americas Conference in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, JCI European Conference in Basel, Switzerland and JCI Asia and The Paciﬁc Conference in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia and JCI Global Partnership Summit in New York. The 2nd issue of SDG report would be released during JCI World Congress in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

• Digital Marketing & Media JCIHK Ofﬁcial App JCIHK App (Android version) had been launched ofﬁcially on 7 January 2017.

Social Media Management Workshop Social Media Management Workshop was ﬁnished successfully on 9 March 2017. The

90 Account Director of Guru Online, Mr. Alex Yan, shared his ideas over a wide spectrum covering technology, social, etc. Over 60 JC members from 19 local chapters joined this meaningful event.

Promotion Video A brand-new video to promote the "Best Work of Life" of JCI Hong Kong had been being shot and produced in March 2017. Past President Senator Winston Lin (JCI City), Carmen Tam (JCI Harbour), Jason Chu (JCI Dragon), Kylie Lau (JCI East Kowloon), Mic Hon (JCI City) and Elaine Tung (JCI Sha Tin) starred in the video.

5. OUTSTANDING TASKS • Membership • The 28th 5-Star Training Camp • JCIHK Networker Summer and Autumn Seasons Pin Presentation

• Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Affairs • Better World Partnership Programme

6. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I have never thought that I have to encounter so many challenges and breakthrough so many limits, which polish me and lift me to a better person actually, from 2013 to 2017 when I have spent the twilight of my JCI life. This report is undoubtedly my last National Convention Report before I turn to be senior member.

I would like to take this opportunity to salute National President Senator Teresa Poon for her courage to engage me in her superb team. I would also like to extend my appreciation to National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan and National President Advisor Senator Gene Tang for their guidance, patient and consideration which nurture me all time. I would never forget the "brotherhood" I have enjoyed over this year with National General Legal Councilor Senator Zenith Lin and National Executive Vice President Senator Winnie Yeung. How come I am so lucky to own this perfect team?

Without the partnership with National Vice President Senator Yoee Leung, National Vice President Eric Ho, National Vice President Jessica Lee, National Vice President Kannis Leung, National Vice President Kitty Lo, National Vice President Steve Siu, National Vice President Deacon Wong, National Vice President John Wong, National Secretary General Priscilla Wan and National Honorary Treasurer Senator Polly Chan, I would not be able to communicate with local chapters effectively and deal with both secretarial and ﬁnancial issues smoothly. Feel blessed to have you all!

91 Courtesy also goes to the unparalleled support devoted by National Membership Director Sylvia Lee, National Mainland Affairs Director Antonia Cho, National Sustainable Development Goals Director Alex Tse, National Digital Marketing Director Jonathan Wong, National Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman Kenneth Yu, National Sustainable Development Goals Commission Chairlady Kacy Yu and National Marketing and Media Commission Chairman Lewis Kan. Seeing all of you are going to step forward and foster a more fruitful JC life in the next year, I would feel proud of being your supervisor in 2017. I also hope to deliver my deepest respects to National Board of Directors and Local Chapter Presidents who were always smart and passionate to JC movement. Let's enjoy a hot pot together as soon as possible!

I would like to thank my mother chapter, JCI Apex, for supporting me once again to grasp such a golden opportunity to serve JCI Hong Kong and beyond as National Executive Vice President. President Joel Li, Past Presidents, Senators, Board of Directors and passionate members of JCI Apex always make me feel I Would Never Walk Alone.

Last but not the least, my dearest wife Olivia Cheung, I am home ﬁnally! We start to step in the life of the other in 2013, get married in 2015 and have our lovely little princess Ethena Li this year. I have always been very busy and devoted 200% enthusiasm into JC life that I spent not enough time on our family. Without your understanding, consideration and love to me, I cannot ﬁnish all the missions I have undertook. Thank you is just not enough to speak all of my thankfulness to Ethena and you!

Leo Li National Executive Vice President

92 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT SENATOR WINNIE YEUNG

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • To be an integrative communication body that links stakeholders to JCIHK by strengthening bonding with media and efforts that reinforce corporate image • To promote internationalism and enable our members to connect with people in the world through ASPAC, World Congress and International Reception activities • To provide development opportunities to empower young people to create positive change through Combo Power Workshops, International President Forum and various training camps • To create training opportunities and skills enhancement trainings for our trainers through mentorship programs and recruitment activities of NOM and LOM trainings

2. ASSIGNMENT • Corporate Communications • International Affairs • Leadership Development • National Corporate Communications Commission • National Foreign Affairs Commission • National International Affairs Commission • National Training and Development Commission

3. TEAM MEMBERS • Corporate Communications National Corporate Communications Director – Carol Lee Adviser – PNP Senator Andrew Wong BBS Ofﬁcers – Sammi Fung, Janet Lau

• International Affairs National International Affairs Director – Ben Mak Ofﬁcers – Sharon Chan, Brian Kung, Freddy Tsang

• Leadership Development Team: National Leadership Development Director – Path Liu Ofﬁcers – Peter Chan, Winnie Tang

93 • National Corporate Communications Commission Chairman – Rosanna Wong Vice Chairmen – Stop Chan, Sunny Chan, Niki Leung, Michael Shek

• National Foreign Affairs Commission Chairman – PP Man Fok Vice Chairmen – IPP Boris Kam, PP Brian Woo, PP Kelly Yan, Carmen Mak, May Tan, Thomas Wong

• National International Affairs Commission Chairman – PP Senator Kenny Lo Vice Chairmen – PP Naomi Chan, PP Jordan Yeung, PP Sam Cheng

• National Training and Development Commission Chairman – Dennis Lai Adviser – PNP Senator Louise Chan Vice Chairmen – IPP Iris Lam, PP Kenny Chan, Vincent Chow, Winnie Chu

4. AREA PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT 4.1 Corporate Communications • Gathering with Rotary It was held on 15/12 1800-2000 Happy Hour + 2000-2200 Optional Dinner; Venue Prost by King Ludwig; About 30 NOM and LOM PE from JCIHK and 30 from Rotary took part in the event. Participants shared their year plans and opportunities to cooperate.

• 1/1 New Year Gathering It was successfully held with 20 PNPs, 44 NOM Officers, JCI Appointees and LOM Ps joining lunch, 52 joined gathering and 55 joined dinner.

• Media Luncheon It was held before IC from 1130-1330 on 7/1/2017 in TST with about 50 NOM BOD, LOMP + LOMCCVP and media representatives from 鳳凰衛視香港台 , Cable TV, Viu TV, etc. taking part in the event.

• Cooperation with iGen6 Media report shared to NOM ofﬁcers and Chapter Presidents. Inaugural Ceremony was covered by 大公 , 文匯 , 都市盛世 (magazine), Singtao HK and Vancouver.

94 • Proofreading Categories of items proofread: invitation letters, email promotions, vote of thanks, whatsapp message, banners, certiﬁcates.

4.2 International Affairs • ASPAC party It was held on 14/1/2017; Time: 7-9pm; Venue: 東寧大廈 (Sheung Wan); Over 100 members joined the party. We were glad to have NIAD Ben, NIACC PP Senator Kenny, NFACC PP Man and WC Liaison Randy to share about Mongolia, Amsterdam and the 3 area conferences.

• JCI Macao Inauguration Attendance: 6 from NOM – NP Teresa, NVP Eric, NVP John, NVP Kitty, NIADD Ben and myself; 9 from JCI Peninsula and 8 from JCI Kowloon.

• Kyoto Conference 19-21/1/2017 at Grand Prince Kyoto Hotel; Attendance: NP, NGLC Ronald, NVPE Kitty, NVPE Steve and PP Jade.

• ASPAC Mongolia Site visit was conducted with PNP Eric and NIAD Ben from 12-14/5.

Onto Team: Iris Lam from JCI East Kowloon as Chairman and 8 OCs: Krystle from JCI HK Jayceettes, Davy from JCI Dagon, Jo from JCI North District, Johnnie from JCI Apex, Catherine from City Lady, David from JCI Lantau and NIAO Freddie from JCI Peninsula.

Hong Kong Night OC Team: Issac Lee from JCI City as Chairman and 5 OCs: Michelle from Victoria, Susan from JCI Bauhinia, Mark and Ivan from JCI City, Calvin from JCI Tsuen Wan and NIAO Sharon from JCI Sha Tin.

228 JCIHK Delegates took 2 flights on 6/6 and 8/6 to join ASPAC Mongolia. Briefing was held on 30/5; 5 ASPAC express newsletter and 3 HK Night Newsletter were issued by Onto Team and HK Night Team respectively.

Hong Kong Night was held on 9 June; 9 booths would be held by 20 Chapters with 3 F&B booths, 3 Game booths and 3 souvenir booths. Over 1000 delegates visited our booths.NP Dinner was held in Ikh Mongol after HK Night with about 280 guests including JCI Ofﬁcers, JCI Panel of Advisers, JCI Appointees, National Presidents from Europe and Asia, JCIHK delegates.

95 223 JCIHK delegates attended Gala. Delegates took ﬂight on 12/6 and 13/6 to go back to Hong Kong.

4.3 Leadership Development • Directors/Officers/Commissioners Training Organized a training day camp for directors, officers and commissions 2017 to be held in Mei Ho House from 9am-6pm on 26/11/2016 with PNP Gene, PP Licca, PP Joseph and PP Lena as trainers, covering topics on Supervising Skills, Roles and Responsibilities, Team Building and Problem-solving. Over 40 Director Designates, Officers and Commissioners attended the training.

• Combo Power Workshops 2 were held by the 8 NAEOs on 4/12 and 17/12 in JC office; PNP James gave feedback to them on 18/11. About 20 members on average took part in each session. Combo Power Workshop 3 was held on 18Feb in JC office with Supervising Skill conducted by JCI East Kowloon PP Pong Yau in the morning and Risk Management by JCI Skills and Development Committee Members (Asia and the Paciﬁc) Maric Cheng in the afternoon. Power Workshop Special Edition was held on 31/3 with the topic of Stage management conducted by Amanda Fok.

• International President Forum 2011 JCI President Senator Kentaro Harada was the trainer of the International President Forum on 26Feb (2-5pm) in Jaotsungi Academy. Class size: about 100. Topics covered: • Execution of JCI Values, Vision and Mission • One year to lead • Handling Conﬂicts • Inspiring others

• JCI Public Speaking Championship (HK Selection) (Co-hosted by JCI Queensway and JCI Apex) Workshop was held on 1Mar in JC Ofﬁce with about 80 participants. JCI Macao sent representatives to join the workshop and Open Class Contest. 8Finalists from JC Class and Open Class were chosen for Finals after Prelim Contest. Jerome Ng from JCI City was the Champion of JC Class and represented JCIHK to take part in the contest in ASPAC. Jerome also got into the ﬁnal round in ASPAC.

• Leadership Academy (hosted by JCI Island) It was held from 8-9/4 with JCI Island PP Duncan as our Head Trainer. Objectives were to set standard for Leadership Academy, motivate high potential yet less passionate members and act as a bridge between 5-star Training Camp and

96 President Academy. Assistant Trainers were PP Lena, PP Licca, PP Chris and Carol So from JCI Harbour. About 20 participants joined the camp.

• Debate Workshop It was held on 19/4 with PP Nathan Wong of JCI Harbour as head coach and JCI East Kowloon PP Senator Kenny Lo as trainer. 3 debaters were chosen for JCI World Debating Championship in ASPAC: Henry from JCI Peninsula, Tany from JCI Queensway and Timony from JCI Harbour. They went to the ﬁnal round in ASPAC.

• President Academy (hosted by JCI Kowloon) It was held from 29-30/7 in Courtyard Hotel with PNP Senator Eric Tang as Head Coach, NIPP Brian, PNP Paul, PP Licca and PP Karen Fong as Assistant Trainers. 35 potential NOM Excom Candidates or above and LOM PC joined the camp. An extra workshop of PA on forming the board was held on 14/6. Foundation application failed but thanks to NP's help, we got sponsorship of HKD400 per head from NC this year.

4.4 National Corporate Communications Commission • 1st PR Workshop Corporate Image and Brand Building was held on 14/12 in JC office with PP Angus Cheung of JCI Peninsula as speaker; Over 30 members attended the training.

• 2nd PR Workshop: Handling Media was successfully held on 8Feb with JCI Tai Ping Shan PP Wendy as speaker; Over 30 members attended the training.

• New JCI HK Sales items Baby Napkins (pink and blue in color; price: HKD50) and Memo Water Bottles (pink and black in color; price HKD80) as JCIHK sales items were first launched in JBM in Jan, followed by placing online orders by Chapter till 14 Feb. Report on Q1 Sales: Pink baby bip: 23 (26 left) Blue baby bip: 24 (25 left) Red bottle: 24 (5 left) Black bottle: 32 (-3 left)

• Planned and solicited quotations on Q2 products with the theme – travel related products: Luggage tag and luggage belt. Cooperated with ASPAC team regarding JCI Hong Kong Sales products needed; included the 280 laundry pouches and

97 luggage belt in the delegate kit. After ASPAC, 34 belts and 25 pouches left were sold as JCIHK supplies.

4.5 National Foreign Affairs Commission • An Ambassador program was launched in late March with items such as suitcase, cap, adaptor etc. Foundation was granted and budget has been submitted for adoption with income and expenditure of HKD12400

The registration status of the Conference as follows: Africa 7 Americas 3 Europe 10+

We are delighted to have 3 Grand Slammers this year: JCIVP Senator Anthony, NFACC Man and VC Brian Woo.

4.6 National International Affairs Commission • IA Workshop Reception and Communication with Sister Chapters was held on 7/12 in JC ofﬁce with PP Ban Chui and PP Jade Chan as speakers; It covered necessary info and manner for reception with over 40 members attended the training.

• Reception About 30 delegates from over 6 NOMs attended our Inaugural Ceremony on 7Jan. Interviews were arranged by Publication Commission before IC. Senior Excom and JCI Appointees had a breakfast with JCI P Dawn and JCI VP Kongjoo at the airport before they left.

Arranged Reception at JC Ofﬁce for National President of JCI Germany and PNP of JCI Bulgaria on 16Jan and 9Feb respectively

Assisted in welcoming PWP Harada san who was the trainer of International President's Forum on 26/2 by arranging transportation and dinner with National Ofﬁcers and LOM Ps.

Agenda of JCI P Dawn Hetzel's Visit: 1030 21/3 Ferry from Macau; 1210 23/3 Flight to Bangkok

*Day 1* 11:15 WP Arrives from Macao 2:30-4 visit JC Ofﬁce

98 4-5 Interview by Lom 5-6 AIESEC Meeting 7-9 Dinner at the Peak 10 JCI Tai Ping Shan Event

*Day 2* 9:30 Meeting at Lobby 10-1130 Lutheran Social Services 2:30-3:30 Equal Opportunities Commission 4-5 JCI HK Jayceettes Event 8-10 WP Reception Dinner with LOMs

*Day 3* 9:30 Lobby and check out

Received and welcomed the following guests for Run for Peace from 28-30/4: JCI EVP Brian Peace is Possible Committee Dainial and Ana JCI Taiwan NP Andy, his family and 2 NVPs JCI Korea NP Kim, 4 members and their families (11people in total)

Special Thanks to National Partnership Liaison for lining up Uber and Hilton Garden Inn.

Agenda of JCI VP Kim Kongjoo's Visit (2-5/5): *Day 0* 11 Arrival Dinner with NP

*Day 1* 1030-1230 Interview with LOM in JC Ofﬁce 2-4 JCI City Lady Event 4-6 JCI Tsuen Wan Event 7-10 Dinner Reception with LOMs (about 90 members attended)

*Day 2* 7:30-8:30 Flag Ceremony of Youth Festival 2-3 Visit to Korean Chamber of Commerce 5-6 Visit to HAB 7:30 JCI East Kowloon Event

99 *Day 3* 10-11 JCI Lion Rock Event 1 Departure to Macau

4.7 National Training and Development Commission • Head Trainer and Program Manager of 26th 5 star were PP Suki Cheung and PP Kenny Lo; 27th were PP Senator Kenny Lo and IPP Hades Ho; Collaborated with NSDGAC to co-host a training on UNSDG with PP Senator Ronald to be head coach; Star Express was successfully held with PP Senator Marissa as head coach

• JCI Achieve and JCI Impact It was successfully held on 4/2/2017 in JC Office with PP Karen Yeung of JCI North District as Head Coach. 17 attended JCI Achieve in the morning and 26 attended JCI Impact in the afternoon.

• Trainer Mentorship Program It was kicked off on 23Feb with PNP Tony Chan, PP Anthony Cheng, PP Duncan Tai, PP Florence Lau, PP Joseph Ho, PP Karen Fong, PP Licca Chan, PP Maric Cheng, PP Marissa Choi, PP Micky Tong, PP Parlett Chang, PP Simon Wong, Sen Patrick Au Yeung, Thomas Kwan as Mentors for about 30 mentees.

• TMP Workshop was held on 23/5 and the showcase of all trainings held by mentees was held on 18/6 with over 100 participants

5. OUTSTANDING TASKS • Corporate Communications Belt and Road @ Catcity Date: 4-7 Oct

• International Affairs World Congress Amsterdam Date: 5-10 Nov

• Leadership Development Combo Power Workshop Date: 24 Aug, 4 Sep

• National Training and Development Commission NC Training Date: 23 Sep

100 6. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2017 has been a challenging yet fruitful year for me. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the following parties without whom I would not be able to do my job so smoothly:

First of all, I would like to thank National President Teresa for her trust and NPA PNP Gene for his unfailing support along the way. It has been an honor to be part of the competent team of Senior Excom with NIPP Brian, NGLC Zenith and NEVP Leo. And to my fellow National Board of Directors, thank you very much for being there whenever and wherever I need you.

National Corporate Communications Director Carol, Adviser – PNP Senator Andrew Wong BBS and Ofﬁcers – Sammi Fung, Janet Lau. I especially would like to thank you for your hard work in proofreading which is a new service of CC Team and your effort is highly appreciated.

National International Affairs Director – Ben, Ofﬁcers – Sharon Chan, Brian Kung, Freddy Tsang, Onto ASPAC Chairman Iris, HK Night Chairman Issac. Thank you for being part of the team. Mongolia has been an exciting and challenging place for ASPAC. Your dedication in providing an unforgettable ASPAC for our fellow members is absolutely impressive.

National Leadership Development Director – Path, Officers – Peter Chan, Winnie Tang. Thank you for your passion in providing quality training opportunities for our members. The International President Forum held by PWP Harada san was a great innovation. I also would like to thank JCI Kowloon, JCI Island, JCI Queensway and JCI Apex for hosting President Academy, Leadership Academy and Public Speaking Championship.

My thankfulness goes to National Corporate Communications Commission, National Foreign Affairs Commission, National International Affairs Commission and National Training and Development Commission as well. You performed very well in the new system of not having NVP as supervising officer this year. It's an enjoyable experience working with all of you.

Last but not least, I would like to thank my Mother Chapter, JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, President Do Do, my family and my beloved husband for all the care, support and understanding during this amazing journey.

Winnie Yeung National Executive Vice President

101 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL SECRETARY GENERAL PRISCILLA WAN

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • Act as a professional company secretary in JCIHK • All statutory documents are prepared in accordance with company ordinance • Uplifting the standard of administrative works in JCIHK • Maintain a good administrative system and share the information and best practices with Chapters • Supervise 52nd National Convention

2. ASSIGNMENT I was assigned to supervise secretariat and admin area.

3. TEAM MEMBERS 3.1. Supervisor Senator Zenith Lin as National General Legal Counsel

3.2. Ofﬁcer Selina Wong as Administrative Ofﬁcer

3.3. Chamber Staffs • Senator Phyllis Chan as Chamber Executive • Michelle Mann as Account Ofﬁcer • Kary Cheung/ Olivia Lau as Administrative Clerk

4. AREA PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT 4.1 Meetings • General Meeting There was no extraordinary general meeting held between the closing of the 51st National Convention up to now. The Annual General Meeting will be held on 22- 24 September 2017. Notice of AGM, Agenda of the General Assemblies, Auditor's reports and Reports of the Directors were sent to Chapter and all JCIHK members.

• National Board Meeting Board Meetings were held on the 3rd Monday of each month at the Chamber Officer (except certain months). There were three Joint Board Meetings held in

102 January, April and July. Agenda and minutes were circulated to board members and /or chapter presidents before the meeting.

• National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer Meeting ("NAEO Meeting") NAEO Meetings were held on 3rd Monday of each month at the Chamber Ofﬁce (except certain months). Agenda and minutes were circulated before the meeting.

• Evaluation Meeting Mid-year evaluation meeting was held on 10 July 2017 to review the results of the survey for the mid-year performance. A total of 53 evaluation forms were received from National Officers and Chapter Presidents. The result summary was also circulated to National board of directors.

• Admin Meeting Admin Meetings were held in January, March, May, July and will hold the Joint Admin Meeting in December. Glad to have Chamber Executive Senator Phyllis Chan to guide us in various aspects during the meeting.

• Joint Directors Meeting ("JDM") cum Executive Development Programme ("EDP") Two JDM were scheduled in 2017 with details are set out as follows: 24 June 2017 Hong Kong Red Cross, Headquarters 9 December 2017 Sai Ying Pun Community Hall

4.2 Secretariat • Prepare the list of senators so that all members can search it more easily • Collect nomination form of 2018 JCIHK Board of Directors and prepare the memorandum for Nomination Chairman Senator Brian Kwan • Update guidelines and forms • Revise and ﬁne-tune the 2017 Policy Manual with all senior excom members. The Policy Manual was adopted in early 2017 • Notice of the AGM is revised and Proxy Form is properly prepared. • 53rd National Convention bidding form is prepared and circulated in June 2017

4.3 Administrative areas • Tidy up all rooms in Chamber Ofﬁce and send emails to LOMs for clearing the storage in Seminar Room 3 • Ensure all equipment are function properly • Update email alias and website with NDMD

103 4.4 Preparation work completed for 2017 NOM board of directors and chapters • Prepare ND2A from and filed to Company Registry • Admin on NOM and LOM Google Calendar • Reserve JDM venues • Coordinate with suppliers on name cards production and officer badges and pins. • Prepare NOM Officers Contact List and their email alias • Collect LOM Board of Directors contact list • Coordinate with suppliers on the president's name plate on their president chain

4.5 Workshops and Seminars Admin workshop to LOM. The admin workshop was held on 10 January 2017. The following parts are presented: • Important notes for Joint Board Meeting and JDM • NOM Mailing • Google Calendar usage • Proper use of Chamber Ofﬁce • Finance area • Records and Recognition area • Digital Marketing area • Publication area

4.6 Supervision of the 52nd National Convention 4.6.1 52nd National Convention is hosted by JCI City and will be held from 22-24 September 2017. National Convention Director is Cyrus Tang. 4.6.2 The theme of this National Convention is "With Pride We Unit". Thanks to NCD Cyrus and all OCs members for their effort to organize a wonderful National Convention for JCIHK and all members.

5. OUTSTANDING TASKS 5.1 Meetings to be held in the last quarter of 2017: • NAEO Meetings (September to December) • oint Admin Meeting (November) • Joint Director Meeting (December) • Board Meetings (October and November) and Joint Board Meeting (September and December) 5.2 Prepare the NAR1 from and to be ﬁled to the Company Registry 5.3 Continue to supervise administrative work in the last quarter 5.4 Handover work to the 2018 National Secretary General

104 5.5 Prepare a better JC library for all JCIHK members 5.6 Ensure 52nd National Convention project ﬁle with ﬁnancial statement is properly completed.

6. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Being the National Secretary General is an unforgettable and fruitful journey in my JC career. My sincere appreciation is extended to National President Senator Teresa Poon, who always trusts in me and invited me as National Secretary General to serve JCI Hong Kong.

Taking this opportunity I would like to express my gratitude to my team mates: National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin, National Honorary Treasurer Senator Polly Chan, National Records and Recognition Director Winita Yeung, Publication, National World Concern Development Director Shirley So, National Partnership Liaison Commission Chairman Senator Carol Yeung, National Publication and Social Media Commission Chairman Joyce Chow and National World Concern Development Commission Chairman Horseman Ho. Special thanks to my National Secretariat Officer Selina Wong for her great effort in this year. Thanks you all and I am so proud to be a member of admin team! Additionally, thanks National Digital Marketing Director Jonathan Wong for his continuous support and my appreciation goes to Chamber Executive Senator Phyllis Chan, COS Kary Cheung, Olivia Lau and Michelle Mann, thanks for the assistance all the time.

Further, I would like to extend my warmest regards to the National Board. We always work with passion and fun.

Special thanks to my mother chapter, JCI Sha Tin and President Kendrick for trusting me and nominate me to serve in NOM this year. And thanks Past Presidents, Board of Directors and fellow members for their continuous support.

Last but not least, I would like to thanks the National Secretary General of 2014, 2015 and 2016. Especially thanks to Senator Amanda Ng who shares a lot her experience with me and always give me support.

I would like to extend my best wishes to the incoming National Board of Directors, LOM presidents and their ofﬁcers for every success in 2018.

Priscilla Wan National Secretary General

105 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL HONORARY TREASURER SENATOR POLLY CHAN

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • Monitoring the finance and treasury of JCI Hong Kong • Preparing and monitoring the financial budget of JCI Hong Kong • Designing and promoting sponsorship package • Supervising the Inaugural Ceremony project • Reporting the latest financial statements to the national board • Vetting and approving project budgets, income and expenditure statements and claim forms

2. ASSIGNMENT I was assigned to supervise ﬁnance and treasury area

3. TEAM MEMBERS Treasury Supervisor – NGLC Senator Zenith Lin

Chamber Staff Chamber Executive – Senator Phyllis Chan Account Ofﬁcer – Michelle Mann Chamber Assistant – Olivia Lau

4. AREA PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENT 4.1 INAUGURAL CEREMONY Under the leadership of Chairman Past President Senator Ian Yau (JCI Dragon), the Inaugural Ceremony was successfully held on 7 January 2017 at Runway 11, AsiaWorld-Expo. We had JCI President Dawn Hetzel and JCI Vice President Kongjoo Kim as our guest of honors. In total, we had 472 attendees.

4.2 SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE The total amount of fund raised from subscribing JCI Hong Kong Sponsorship Packages by chapters and individuals reaches HK$539,800 with details as follows:

106 "Best Work of Life" Premium Sponsors JCI City Lady Teresa Poon National President

Diamond Sponsors JCI Sha Tin Eric Tang JCI Advisor and 2008 National President Amos Shek JCI City Past President Sam Sio 2016 JCIHK Alumni Club Immediate Past President

Gold Sponsors JCI Island JCI Peninsula JCI Lion Rock JCI Harbour JCI City JCI Apex Gene Tang National President Advisor and 2010 National President Paul Yin, SBS, JP JCIHK Advisor and 1976 National President George Lung, BBS, MH, JP JCIHK Advisor and 1993 National President James Tsui JCIHK Advisor and 2006 National President Paul Wu 2013 National President Zenith Lin National General Legal Counsel Leo Li National Executive Vice President Winnie Yeung National Executive Vice President Fookman Chan JCI Island Past President Kenneth Woo JCI City Past President Eddie Lai JCI Boai (Taiwan) Past President

Silver Sponsors JCI Bauhinia Brian Kwan Senate Chairman and 2016 National President Ellen Tsang HKJC Foundation Chairman and 2005 National President Spencer Suen 1998 National President Clement Woo 2007 National President Timmy Lee, MH 2011 National President Jacob Chan JCIHK Alumni Club Chairman Deacon Wong National Vice President Eric Ho National Vice President

107 Jessica Lee National Vice President John Wong National Vice President Kannis Leung National Vice President Kitty Lo National Vice President Steve Siu National Vice President Yoee Leung National Vice President Priscilla Wan National Secretary General Polly Chan National Honorary Treasurer Man Fok National Foreign Affairs Commission Chairman Norman Choy JCI Harbour Past President Frankie Cheung JCI Harbour Past President Clarkson So JCI Dragon Past President Steve Leung JCI Dragon Alumni Club Chairman

Bronze Sponsors JCI Kowloon JCI Tai Ping Shan JCI East Kowloon JCI Queensway JCI North District JCI Tsuen Wan Maric Cheng JCI Skills Development Committee Member Maurice Leung JCI Sponsorship Committee Member Ronald Kan JCI UN and External Affairs Committee Member Bowen Wong JCI Asia Paciﬁc Senate Secretary General Andrew Wong, BBS JCIHK Advisor & 1982 National President Major Tang 1980 National President Edmond Pang 1981 National President John Chan 1984 National President Nora Cheng 1987 National President Daniel Cham, BBS, MH, JP 1991 National President Louise Chan 1999 National President Johnny Kwan 2014 National President Carol Li National Corporate Communications Director Jonathan Wong National Digital Marketing Director Ban Mak National International Affairs Director Path Liu National Leadership Development Director Antonia Cho National Mainland Affairs Director Sylvia Lee National Membership Director Winita Yeung National Records and Recognition Director

108 Alex Tse National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Director Shirley So National World Concern Development Director Carol Yeung National Partnership Liaison Commission Chairman Kacy Yu National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Chairman Dennis Lai National Training and Development Commission Chairman Ivan Mok 2014 JCIHK Alumni Club Chairman Lena Wong Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection Chairman Ian Yau JCIHK Inaugural Ceremony Chairman Dodo So JCI HK Jayceettes President Jade Chen JCI Kowloon Past President Angus Cheung Executive Assistant for National President Laura Chiu JCI North District Past President

Cash Sponsors Eddy Wong 1992 National President Henry U 1997 National President Alice Liu 2003 National President

109 4.3 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR THE PERIOD FROM 1 JANUARY 2017 TO 30 JUNE 2017 For the six months ended 30 June 2017, the total income and expenditure of JCI Hong Kong are HK$ 1,711,474 and HK$ 1,381,979 respectively, with a surplus of HK$ 329,495

110 111 112 4.4 BANK BALANCES AS AT 30 JUNE 2016

4.5 INVENTORY LIST AS AT 30 JUNE 2017

113 5. OUTSTANDING TASKS • Scrutinizing income and expenditure statements of various projects to be submitted • Collection of accounts receivable

6. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would like to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt and sincere appreciation to National President Senator Teresa Poon for her trust and giving me this valuable opportunity to serve as National Honorary Treasurer. NP Senator Teresa leads JCI Hong Kong to inspire JCI Hong Kong members to create "Best Work of Life" to society, local chapters and themselves.

Firstly, my great thank goes to National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin for his guidance and support whenever I need in my area of work. Also, I would like to thank the ultimate support from administration team members: National Secretary General Priscilla Wan, National Digital Marketing Director Jonathan Wong and National Records and Recognition Director Winita Yeung .

Special thanks to Chamber Executive Senator Phyllis Chan, Chamber Account Officer Michelle Mann, Chamber Assistant Kary Cheung and Olivia Lau, always offering a helping hand. Thank you very much for the contribution and assistance to me throughout the year.

Lastly, I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to national board 2017 to share happy moments and have a fruitful and memorable 2017 together.

Polly Chan National Honorary Treasurer

114 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT SENATOR YOEE LEUNG

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • Support National President Senator Teresa Poon, National Executive Vice President Senator Leo Li and National Board Members by all means. • Be a National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer of my assigned chapters. • Be a strong connection channel between national board and assigned local chapters and dedicated my time and knowledge to them.

2. ASSIGNMENT I was assigned to supervise the following three passionate and energetic chapters – JCI Peninsula, JCI Ocean and JCI Sha Tin. Grateful for the great contribution by them:

2.1. JCI Peninsula Contribution to NOM or involvement with NOM • Past President Senator Matthew Li as JCI Asia Pacific Development Council Councilor and Deputy Chairman of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection • Past National President Senator Gene Tang as National Presidential Advisor • Past National President Senator Louise Chan as Advisor of Training & Development Commission and Chief Judge of JCI Hong Kong Award Judging • Past National President Senator Major Tang as Member of the Senate Screening Committee • Past President John Wong as National Vice President • Past President Senator Angus Cheung as Executive Assistant to National President • Dennis Lai as Chairman of National Training & Development Commission • Stop Chan as Vice Chairman of National Corporate Communications Commission • Jonathan Chan as Vice Chairman of National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission and Organizing Committee Member of JCI Hong Kong Inaugural Ball • Wendy Lau as Vice Chairman of National World Concern Development Commission • Freddy Tsang as National International Affairs Ofﬁcer and Organizing Committee Member of ASPAC On-to Team • Patrick Ho as National Membership Ofﬁcer • Louis Yeung as National Mainland Affairs Officer and Organizing Committee

115 Member of JCI Hong Kong Change Maker Forum • Katie Tsang as National Record and Recognition Ofﬁcer • Senator Connie Chiu as Advisor of JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club • Susanna Kwok as Vice Chairman of JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club • Victor Chan as Assistant Vice Chairman of JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club • Howard Tsang as Project Chairman of JCI Hong Kong Change Maker Forum • Leo Chan as Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection • Tommy Yip as Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection and Assistant Trainer of 27th 5 Stars Training Camp • Eric Chiu as Organizing Committee Member of JCI Hong Kong Change Maker Forum • Margaret Chung as Assistant Trainer of 26th and 27th 5 Stars Training Camp • Vincent Wong as Assistant Trainer of 27th 5 Stars Training Camp

Besides,

• JCI Peninsula co-hosted with JCI Tai Ping Shan for JCI Hong Kong project "Change Maker Forum", which is one of the biggest scale NOM event, attracted more than 400 JC members and new friends, more than 40 JCI Peninsula members joined.

• JCI Peninsula organized one of the biggest recommended events of JCI Hong Kong "Badminton contest" on the 25th Jun 2017 in Ho Man Tin.

• JCI Peninsula organized a booth in ASPAC Hong Kong Night.

• JCI Peninsula also supported JCI Hong Kong events with 100% participation rate this year.

• JCI Peninsula organized JCI Ofﬁcial courses to help members to equip with JC knowledge and nurture future leaders.

Cooperation with government departments/local district For Secretarial area, the invited the following governmental ofﬁcial to attend: • Mr. Stephen Sui Wai-keung GBS, JP ( 蕭偉強 ), The former Secretary for Labour and Welfare of the HKSAR was invited as the GOH of Inaugural Ceremony.

For Community Development area ( 不一樣的我), the invited the following governmental ofﬁcials to attend the project:

116 • Mr. Stephen Sui Wai-keung ( 蕭偉強 ), GBS, JP, The former Secretary for Labour and Welfare of HKSAR was invited as the GOH of the Closing Ceremony.

For Leadership Development area ( 與未來對話), the invited the following governmental ofﬁcials to attend the project: • Mr. Alvin Yeung Ngok-kiu ( 楊岳橋), Member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong, representing New Territories East, was invited as the GOH of the Closing Ceremony.

For Youth Affairs area ( 全港青年翻譯比賽 and 青年家書 ), the invited the following governmental ofﬁcial to attend the project:

• Home Affairs Department is one of the sponsors of YA project "42nd Translation Competition" and a Liaison Ofﬁcer of Home Affairs Department was attended the ceremony.

For Corporate Communications area, the invited the following governmental ofﬁcials to attend the project: • Was invited as a supporting organization for the project "100 Degree" to support clean water.

2.2 JCI Ocean Contribution to NOM or involvement with NOM • Past National President Senator Clement Woo as National Strategic Planning Committee Member • Past National President Senator Timmy Lee, MH, as National Strategic Planning Committee Member • Past President Polly Chan as National Honorary Treasurer • Senator Andy Ma as Vice Chairman of JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club • Mi Chan as Organizing Committee Member of ASPAC On-to Team • Alex Hong as Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection

Besides,

• JCI Ocean hosted JCIHK project "27th 5 Stars Training Camp", which attracted more than 50 JC members.

• JCI Ocean organized a booth in ASPAC Hong Kong Night.

• JCI Ocean also supported JCI Hong Kong events with high participation rate this

117 year.

• JCI Ocean organized JCI Official courses to help members to equip with JC knowledge and nurture future leaders.

Cooperation with government departments/local district

For Chapter Management, they invited the following governmental ofﬁcial: • Mr. Damian Lee ( 李國雄 ), JP, District Ofﬁcer (Sham Shui Po) was invited as the Honorary Advisor of JCI Ocean.

For Secretarial area, the invited the following governmental ofﬁcial to attend: • Mr. LAU Kwok-fan ( 劉國勳), MH, District Council Member, 深水�民政事務處民政事務助理專員陳佩琪女士 were invited as the GOH of Inaugural Ceremony.

For Community Development area ( 職極人生) , they invited the following governmental ofﬁcials to attend the project: • Mr. Eddie Ng Hak-kim ( 吳克儉 ), GBS, JP, The Former Secretary for Education of HKSAR was invited as the Guest of Honor of Opening Ceremony. • Mr. Jeff Sze Chun-fai ( 施俊輝 ), The Former Political Assistants for Education of HKSAR was invited as the Guest of Honor of Press Conference. • Mr. Paul Tse Wai-Chun (謝偉俊), JP, Member of the Legislative Council (Legco), representing tourism functional constituency and Prof. Ngok Lee ( 李鍔 ), JP, Vice President of UNESCO Hong Kong Association were invited as the Guest of Honor of Closing Ceremony.

For Business Affairs area ( 小企業大長征 ), they invited the following governmental ofﬁcials to attend the project: • Mr. Charles Peter Mok ( 莫乃光 ), JP, Member of the Legislative Council (Legco), representing the Information Technology functional constituency was invited as the Guest of Honor of Opening Ceremony.

2.3 JCI Sha Tin Contribution to NOM or involvement with NOM • Past President Senator Ronald Kan as JCI UN & External Affairs Committee Member, Asia and the Paciﬁc • Past President Priscilla Wan as National Secretary General • Past President Senator Lena Wong as Project Chairman of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection • Past President Kelly Ngan as Vice Chairman of National Foreign Affairs

118 Commission and Sub-Committee Chairman of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection • Vincent Chow as Vice Chairman of National Training Development Council • Sammi Fung as National Corporate Communications Officer • Emily Cheng as National Digital Marketing Officer • Sharon Chan as National International Affairs Officer • Michael Au Yeung as National Mainland Affairs Officer • Leo Ip as Assistant Vice Chairman of National Alumni Club • Michele Lau as Organizing Committee Member of JCI Hong Kong Inaugural Ceremony • Wilson Chang as Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection

Besides,

• JCI Sha Tin co-hosted with JCI Lion Rock for JCI Hong Kong project "The 26th 5-Star Training Camp", which attracted more than 50 JC members.

• JCI Sha Tin had 12 members attended ASPAC this year and organized a booth in ASPAC Hong Kong Night.

• JCI Sha Tin also supported JCI Hong Kong events with high participation rate this year.

• JCI Sha Tin organized JCI Official courses to help members to equip with JC knowledge and nurture future leaders.

Cooperation with government departments/local district For Secretarial area, the invited the following governmental ofﬁcial to attend: • Mr. Ho Hau-cheung ( 何厚祥), SBS, MH, Chairman of the Sha Tin District Council and Ms. Amy Chan ( 陳婉雯 ), JP, District Ofﬁcer (Sha Tin) were invited as the GOH of Inaugural Ceremony.

For Community Development area (Love of the Earth 2017 "Show Your Love, No Insect Repellent"), they invited the following governmental official to attend the project: • Dr. Ko Wing-man ( 高永文 ) GBS, JP, The Former Secretary for Food and Health of HKSAR was invited as the Guest of Honor of Opening Ceremony. • For district level, JCI Sha Tin has been cooperating with Sha Tin District and Heung Yee Kuk, New Territories.

119 For Business Development area (Project Bullseye 2017 - Inter-Secondary School Mobile Phone Application Design Competition), they invited the following governmental ofﬁcial to attend the project: • Mr. Jeffrey Lam Kin-fung, GBS, JP ( 林健鋒), Non-Ofﬁcial member of the Executive Council (Exco) and Member of the Legislative Council (Legco), representing the Commercial (First) functional constituency was invited as the Guest of Honor of the Opening Ceremony. • Mr. Eddie Ng Hak-kim GBS, JP ( 吳克儉 ), The Former Secretary for Education of HKSAR was invited as the Guest of Honor of the Closing Ceremony. • For district level, JCI Sha Tin has been cooperating with Sha Tin District.

For Corporate Communications, they invited the following governmental ofﬁcial to attend: • Mr. Godfrey Leung ( 梁敬國 ), The Former Under Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development of HKSAR was invited as the Guest of Honor of "Weeds on Fire" Movie Sharing Session. • Mr. HO Hau-cheung ( 何厚祥), SBS, MH, Chairman of the Sha Tin District Council was invited as the Guest of Honor of the 30th Anniversary Ball.

For Leadership Development Area (V-Support Mock Interview & Internship Program), they were invited by the following governmental ofﬁcial: • JCI Sha Tin jointly organized this project with Home Affairs Department (Sha Tin)

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS Continue to be the effective communication channel between National board and assigned chapters and support national board by all means.

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I must say it is an amazing JC journey for me as the National Vice President and National Assigned Executive Officer in 2017. I am so honored that I am one of the leaders to nurture leaders to enhance JC movement and breeds the elites.

By taking this opportunity, I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to National President Senator Teresa Poon for inviting me to be one of the National Board members of JCI Kong Hong in 2017. Also I would like thanks for the full support of National Ofﬁcers and the cooperation from 21 chapters!

I enjoyed so much to work with my assigned chapters and their fantastic events. Meeting 3 brilliant, passionate and energetic presidents including President Kelvin Lam of JCI Peninsula, President Jerry Tse of JCI Ocean and President Kendrick Yuen of JCI Sha Tin is

120 one of the best thing in 2017.

Last but not the least, I would like to extend my warmest regards to the National Board. We worked with passion and stayed happy all the time, and I would like to thank you my beloved mother chapter JCI Apex and President Joel Li and his fellow Board of Directors for the support to me.

Best wishes to all the incoming National Board of Directors, LOM presidents and their ofﬁcers every success in 2018.

Yoee Leung National Vice President

121 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT ERIC HO

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS Be a National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer of JCI North District, JCI CityLady and JCI Lantau.

2. ASSIGNMENT As NAEO to Assigned Chapters I was assigned to supervise the following three energetic chapters –JCI North District, JCI CityLady and JCI Lantau

Thanks to JCI North District, JCI CityLady and JCI Lantau for the following contribution to NOM:

A. JCI North District In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • NIPP & Senate Chairman Senator Brian • NSDGD Alex Tse • NSDGO Kitty Li • National Senate Committee Member Senator Ricky TOng • National Alumni Club AVC Donny Hung • NTDC VC Kenny Chan • National World Concern Development Commission VC Jimmy Yiu

Project to Nom • JCI North District organized one of the events of JCI Hong Kong "Poverty Simulations". Totally host 3 workshop over 400 audiences.

For hosting project from JCI North District, there are • For 香港兒童金口獎 . Including Opening, Interview section, competition and ﬁnal competition and award ceremony • New Project " 同視童事 " Including startup ceremony and carnival • Host MFG for each month is different aspect. Like International Affair, leadership training, community development, etc..

122 B. JCI CityLady In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • National President Teresa Poon • National President Personal Assistant Kathy Yeung • National Publication and Social Media Commission Chairman Joyce Chow • National Publication and Social Media Commission Vice Chairman Ciera Ting • JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club Vice Chairman Senator Sally Lai • National Alumni Club Personal Assistant to Chairman Senator Caroline Ho • 2017 TOYP Treasurer Anna Wong and committee member Bowie Chiu • National Training & Development Commission Vice Chairman Winnie Chu • National Corporate Communications Commission Vice Chairman Niki Leung • 2017 Inaugural Ceremony committee member Kristen Tse • On-To-ASPAC committee member Catherine Chung • JCI Asia Paciﬁc Senate Treasurer Senator Licca Chan

Besides, JCI Citylady also Co-host a Nom Project "Run For Peace" with JCI Dragon this year. There over 300 participants to join this event

For hosting project from JCI CityLady, there are • 時尚專業女性選舉 2017 • Ofﬂine 1 hours • 小手愛地球 • Host MFG for each month is different aspect. Like International Affair, leadership training, community development, etc..

C. JCI Lantau In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • Immediate Past President Boris Kam 2017 TOYP Subcom chairman • Vice President Karen nothing but nets project chairman • Vice President David ASPAC onto OC • JCI Asia Paciﬁc Senate Treasurer Senator Licca Chan

Besides, JCI Lantau also Host a Nom Project "Nothing but nets" this year. There over 250 participants to join this event

123 For hosting project from JCI Lantau, there are • First Signature Project - Glocal Startup Competition • Host MFG in different aspect. Like International Affair, leadership training, community development, etc..

3. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Being the National Vice President/National Assigned Executive Officer is given me a valuable opportunity to understand JCIHK, to understand how to develop a member as a Leader, as well as to understand my own characters. This year, it is surely an unforgettable and fruitful year in my JC life.

Special thanks my three assigned chapters, namely President Hei Tse of JCI North District, Nancy Yau of JCI CityLady and Kevin Lee of JCI Lantau a for their support to JC movement. I enjoyed very much in working with my assigned chapters and their events.

Last but not the least, I would like to extend my warmest regards to the National Board. We worked with passion and stayed happy all the time, and I would like to thank you my beloved mother chapter JCI Dragon and President Daryl Lin and her fellow Board of Directors for the support to me.

Best wishes to all the incoming National Board of Directors, LOM presidents and their ofﬁcers every success in 2017.

Eric Ho National Vice President

124 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT JESSICA LEE

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • Serve as a bridge of communication between NOM and assigned chapters • Assist assigned LOMs to achieve their goals • Support NOM and LOM through participation and experience sharing • Serve as a representative of JCIHK; upholding and advocating the values of JCI • To guide and assist LOM Ofﬁcers in the development of their chapter and in adhering to the JCI Creed, Mission, and Vision • Serve as National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer to JCI Harbour and JCI Queensway

2. ASSIGNMENT I was assigned to two local chapters, JCI Harbour and JCI Queensway, which had the following contributions to NOM:

2.1. JCI HARBOUR a. Participation as key position(s) in NOM: • Past President Kannis LEUNG as National Vice President • Sylvia LEE as National Membership Director • Immediate Past President Kenneth YU as National Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman • Immediate Past President Kenneth YU as 2017/2018 APDC Officer • Past President Senator Frankie CHEUNG as 2016/2017 JCI Asia Pacific Development Officer • Selina WONG as National Administrative Officer • Alexandra LO as National Publication & Social Media Commission Vice Chairman • Hermes CHAN as National Mainland Affairs Commission Vice Chairman • Wilcox LEUNG as National Partnership Liaison Commission Vice Chairman • Eppie CHAN as National Marketing and Media Commission Vice Chairman

b. NOM Project(s) hosted: • 28th 5-Star Training Camp (To be held in October 2017 in conjunction with JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes)

c. Participation as organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s):

125 • Past President Senator Nathan WONG as Debate Workshop Speaker • Past President Senator Nathan WONG as MA Arena 1 Speaker • Immediate Past President Kenneth YU as E-Bidbook Seminar 2 Speaker • Timothy CHU as JCI Hong Kong Debate Team Member • Gabriel HO as JCI Hong Kong Debate Team Member • Wade LEUNG and Peter CHENG as VIP Assistants during Run for Peace • Peter CHENG as 27th 5 Star Training Camp Group Leader • Peter CHENG as JCI VP Assistant during JCI VP Visit • Eppie CHAN as TOYP Editorial Team OC • Carmen TAM as Assistant Trainer for Combo Power Workshop 3 Supervising Skills and Risk Assessment • Carmen TAM as Changemaker Forum Sharing Speaker d. Cooperation with Government Departments: • Ongoing relationship with Yau Tsim Mong District Ofﬁce

第十一屆青年領袖系列 (Leadership Development Area) • Equal Opportunities Commission Chairman Professor CHAN Cheung-ming Alfred, SBS, JP as Guest of Honour • Equal Opportunities Commissioner – Senior Equal Opportunities Officer (Ethnic Minorities Unit) Raymond HO as Guest • Labour Department, Senior Labour Inspector LEUNG Pui Shan as Guest Speaker • InvestHK Director-General of Investment Promotion Stephen PHILLIPS as Guest • HKTDC, Director of Research Nicholas KWAN as Guest • Labour Ofﬁce (Employment Services) SUN Suet-fong Lilian as Guest • Ethnic Minorities Labour Assistant (Employment Services) Barbar ASHI as Guest Speaker

樂在人生 (Sustainable Development Goals Area) • Education Bureau, Principal Education Officer (Special Education and Kindergarten Education) CHAN Fu-man as Guest

星 • 光 • 行 (International Affairs Area) • Shatin District Council Member, Chairman of Health and Environment Committee WONG Yue-hon as Guest • Shatin District Council Member, Chairman of Membership of District Fight Crime Committee WONG Ka-wing, Raymond, MH as Guest

126 第三十八屆國際兒童繪畫比賽暨公開攝影比賽 (Community Development Area) • Former Secretary for Labour and Welfare SUI Wai-keung Stephen, GBS, JP as Guest of Honour • Chairman of Yau Tsim Mong District Council IP Ngo-tung Chris, JP as Guest

e. Special mention: • Honorary Advisors • MOK Fung-yee Emily, MH, JP • Dr. WONG Yau-kar David, GBS, BBS, JP • Dr. KAN Tai Keung, SBS, BBS • JCI Harbour hosted a booth in conjunction with JCI Queensway during ASPAC Hong Kong Night • 18 members attended the Asia Pacific Conference • Hosted a project to support UNSDG Goal 1 No Poverty in line with NOM focus: 家• 點光 where solar lights and other necessary household items were donated to low income families and sharing by experts in housing difficulties was done in a forum to bring awareness of the dire situation of this population to the public • Hosted JCI official training: JCI Impact and JCI Achieve • Participation in COC events: Sports Day, Badminton Competition, JCI Quiz • Art display for 38th International Children Drawing Contest cum Photography Competition at ASPAC • JCI Harbour furthered the positive image of JCI Hong Kong through media coverage of the events 第十一屆青年領袖系列 , 家•點光 , and 第三十八屆國際兒童繪畫比賽暨公開攝影比賽 .

2.2. JCI QUEENSWAY a. Participation as key position in NOM: • Carol LEE as National Corporate Communications Director • Past President Man FOK as National Foreign Affairs Commission Chairman • Past President Suki CHEUNG as 2016/2017 JCI Asia Pacific Development Ofﬁcer • Past President Senator Parlett CHANG as JCI Hong Kong Senate Committee Coordinator • Tany KWEE as JCI Hong Kong Debate Team Captain • Coeus LEUNG as National World Concern Commission Vice Chairman • Celia MOK as National Partnership Liaison Commission Vice Chairman • Senator Jamie NG as National Alumni Club Vice Chairman

127 b. NOM Project(s) hosted: • Public Speaking (In conjunction with JCI Apex) • UNSDG Life Angel Organ Donation Appreciation Program c. Participation as organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • Past President Suki CHEUNG as JCI Hong Kong Inaugural Ceremony Deputy Chairman • Tany KWEE as JCI Hong Kong Inaugural Ceremony Happy Girl • Chloe FU as JCI Hong Kong Inaugural Ceremony Happy Girl • Past President Senator Parlett CHANG as JCIHK Trainer's Mentorship Program Mentor • Past President Suki CHEUNG as 26th 5 Star Training Camp Head Trainer • Heidi CHONG as TOYP Leadership Summit OC • Jackie WONG as TOYP Press Conference OC • Tany KWEE as TOYP Awards Banquet OC • Sarah LAI as Public Speaking Competition Vice Chairman • Amber TAM as Public Speaking Competition OC • Tany KWEE as Public Speaking Competition OC • Heidi CHONG as Life Angel Organ Donation Appreciation Program Chairman • Amber TAM as Life Angel Organ Donation Appreciation Program Vice Chairman • Hermione NG as Life Angel Organ Donation Appreciation Program OC • Avis WONG as Life Angel Organ Donation Appreciation Program OC • Chloe FU as Life Angel Organ Donation Appreciation Program OC • Bosco ONG as Life Angel Organ Donation Appreciation Program OC • Jason TAM as Life Angel Organ Donation Appreciation Program OC • Nick CHUM as JCI President Reception MC • Tany KWEE as 1st 5 Star Express Assistant Trainer • Alison LAI as National Alumni Club 20th Anniversary Sub Committee Chairman d. Cooperation with Government Departments: • Ongoing relationship with Kwun Tong District Ofﬁce

Listen.Connect.Accept (Community Development Area) • Legislative Council Member (Social Welfare) Hon SHIU Ka-chun as Guest of Honour

UNSDG Life Angel Organ Donation Appreciation Program • Department of Health, Assistant Director of Health (Health Promotion) Dr. Anne FUNG as Guest of Honour

128 • Department of Health, Nursing Ofﬁcer Katherine LUM as Guest Speaker

United We Fly – We Dream We Fly • Partnership with HKSAR Government Flying Service

e. Special mention: • JCI Queensway hosted a booth in conjunction with JCI Harbour during ASPAC Hong Kong Night • 11 members attended the JCI Asia Paciﬁc Conference • 5 members attended the JCI Africa and Middle East Conference • 1 member attended the JCI European Conference • 1 member attended the JCI Americas Conference • 1 member attended the JCI Global Partnership Summit • Hosted a project to support UNSDG Goal 1 No Poverty in line with NOM focus: We Dream We Fly where children from low socioeconomic status families were given the opportunity to visit the Government Flying Service • Hosted JCI ofﬁcial training: Effective Meetings and Effective Communication: Message Delivery • Participation in COC events: Sports Day, Badminton Competition, JCI Quiz • JCI Queensway furthered the positive image of JCI Hong Kong through the media coverage for Life Angel Organ Donation Appreciation Program Kick Off as well as the community development project Listen.Connect.Accept

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS • Continue to serve as bridge of communication between NOM and assigned chapters • Aid in smooth transition of incoming NOM and assigned LOM Board of Directors • Ensure the completion of hosted NOM projects by assigned chapters

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death." ~Albert Einstein

I joined JCI to improve myself and learn new things, and I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to serve as National Vice President this year.

My sincere thanks to National President Senator Teresa Poon for giving me the chance to join her Board of Directors. NP Teresa encouraged us throughout the year to reach for global impact and to have an international mindset. The NOM theme "Best Work of Life" has inspired us all to work hard at supporting the development of young leaders.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to National Executive Vice President Leo Li

129 for his guidance. Thank you to my fellow NVP buddies "V- 班 " for the camaraderie and support. I would like to give my appreciation to the entire National Board of Directors for a happy and memorable 2017.

This year I was assigned to two impressive chapters, JCI Harbour and JCI Queensway, both of whom changed the lives of many individuals and inﬂuenced the society with their hard work and determination. It has been a fantastic experience to work with two phenomenal gentlemen, President Tony Lam and President Terry Chan, my "T- 班 ". For JCI Harbour, many thanks to PA Leo, PA Flavia, PA Nathan, IPP Kenneth, Caroline, Peggy, Arlen, Zion, Terence Tsui, Frankie, Mandy, Wade, Dorothy, Tim, Amalie, Tiffany, Terrence Tang, Pat Kam, Pat Loo, Carmen, Doreen, and Jane. For JCI Queensway, many thanks to PA Amy, CAA Suki, IPP Ray, Campbell, Marco, Sarah, Heidi, Nick, Zoa, Erik, Jackie, Tiffany, and Ivan. Of course, I would like to extend my thanks to the past presidents, senators, alumni, ofﬁcers, and members of both of these chapters. I felt very inspired throughout the year watching the members develop, learn, and take chances.

Last but not least, I would like to thank my mother chapter JCI East Kowloon for giving me this opportunity to continue serving the organization.

Jessica Lee National Vice President

130 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT KANNIS LEUNG

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS As NAEO to Assigned Chapters To communicate with, work and visit Three LOMs, JCI Kowloon, JCI Island and JCI Dragon, assigned to me by National President of the following purposes: To promote the objects and programs of JCIHK to my assigned LOMs; • To ensure effective communications between my assigned LOMs and JCIHK • To guide and assist LOM officers to developing their LOM to be one of the leading network of young active citizen in Hong Kong • To give guidance in executing LOM's programs in furtherance of JCI Creed, Vision and Mission.

2. ASSIGNMENT As National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer (NAEO) to assigned chapters I was assigned to supervise 3 chapters – JCI Kowloon, JCI Island and JCI Dragon

2.1. JCI Kowloon In contribution to NOM

"Make a Difference" is the slogan of the Junior Chamber International Kowloon in 2017.

Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): Past National President / HLP Senator Andrew Wong BBS - NOM Panel of Advisor, TOYP Steering Committee Chairman Past National President Senator Paul Wu - TOYP Advisor and President Academy 2017 Trainer Immediate Past President Antonia Cho - National Mainland Affairs Director Full Member Leo Lui - TOYP Sub-Committee Chairman (Promotion) Presidential Assistant Gilbert Lo – TOYP Organizing Committee (Opening Ceremony) Ofﬁcer Sam Hung – TOYP Organizing Committee (Award Banquet) Director Dave Wong - NOM Corporate Communication Trip to Kuching, Malaysia, Project Chairman Full member Winnie Tang - National Leadership Development Ofﬁcer

131 Full member Alvin Li – Master of Ceremony (MC) for NOM project Run For Peace Director Faye Feng – Chairman of the NOM President Academy 2017 Director Evan Leung & Winnie Tang – Organizing Committee of NOM President Academy 2017

5-Star Express: Trainer: PP Justin Wong, Group Leader: Dave Wong 26th 5-Star Training Camp - Assistant Trainer: Dave Wong; Group Leader: Harry Chan 27th 5-Star Training Camp - Group Leader: Harry Chan Trainer's Mentorship Programme - Participants: VP Christine Wan, PRO Sam Hung NOM Power Workshop (Parliamentary Procedures) - Trainer: PNP / HLP Senator Trainer Andrew Wong, BBS NOM Public Speaking Contest – Participants: VP Benson Pang (Final contest), IAO Harry Chan (Final contest), HT Edward So JCIHK International Training Forum - Helpers: Faye Feng, Christy Mak, Michelle Yau

Besides, JCI Kowloon is a hosting chapter for a JCIHK project "President Academy 2017". JCI Kowloon is also hosted a NOM COC project "Inter-LOM JCI Quiz 2017"

Cooperation with government departments Applied funding successfully for 3 projects, including Shelter Dreams, Children Chinese Calligraphy Competition and Together We Care by Central and Western Districts Youth Programme Committee.

Guest of Honor (GOH): Together We Care – Friend of Dementia Kick-Off Ceremony - Dr. KO Wing-man, GBS, JP, Former Secretary for Food & Health

Together We Care – Friend of Dementia Community Education Day - Mr. Casper Tsui Ying-wai, Undersecretary for Labour and Welfare Mr. Chan Hok-fung, MH, JP, Vice Chairman of Central and Western District Council

The 10th Children Chinese Calligraphy Competion Kick-off Ceremony - Mr SO Sai- chi, SBS, MH, Chairman of North District Council

Road to Little Boss project Kick-off Ceremony - Hon Charles Peter MOK, JP, Legislative Councillor (Information Technology)

JCI Kowloon Inauguration Ceremony - Hon YUNG Hoi-yan, Legislative Councillor

132 Shelter Dreams 2017 - Mrs Susanne WONG, JP, District Officer (Central and Western), Home Affairs Department

Accredited Celebration the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the HKSAR in 2017 Events - 3 projects, including Shelter Dreams, Children Chinese Calligraphy Competition and Together We Care.

2.2. JCI Island In contribution to NOM

"Islanders be global networker" is the slogan of the Junior Chamber International Island in 2017

Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s):

Past National President Senator Paul Yin – NOM panel of Advisor Past National President Senator Stanley Ng - JCI Growth and Development Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Past President Senator Maurice Leung - JCI Sponsorship Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Past President Senator Fookman Chan - APDC Advisor (Thailand) Immediate Past President Deacon Wong - National Vice President Past President Sam Cheng - National International Affairs Commission Vice Chairman Past President Parco Wu - TOYP Sub-committee Chairman Past President Duncan Tai -Training Mentorship Program Mentor & Head Trainer for Leadership Academy 2017 Honorary Treasurer Ronald Chang - TOYP Sub-committee Organizing Committee Director Kaden Choi - JCIHK Inaugural Ceremony Organizing Committee Officer Billy Ho - JCIHK Inaugural Ceremony Organizing Committee Senior Member Ivan Han - National Alumni Club Vice Chairman

Besides, JCI Island is a hosting chapter for a JCIHK project "Leadership Academy 2017". JCI Island is also hosted the NOM COC project "JC Sports Day 2017"

Cooperation with government departments

133 JCI Island works with Educational Bureau and Social Welfare Department for Shell/ Island JC Schlorship for the Disabled

Guest of Honor (GOH): JCI Island Inauguration Ceremony - Mr. Stephen Shui, Former Secretary for Labour and Welfare Department

JCI Island July 2017 Monthly Fellowship Gathering – Guest speaker: Mr. Sagi Karni, Consul General of Israel to Hong Kong & Macau to share the mystical angle of Israel

JC Sports Day 2017 – the Wanchai District Ofﬁcer

2.3. JCI Dragon In contribution to NOM

"Dare to Act" is the slogan of the Junior Chamber International Dragon in 2017.

Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s):

Past National President Senator George Lung, BBS, MH, JP – NOM Panel of Advisor Past President Senator Zenith Lin – National General Legal Counsel Past President Eric Ho – National Vice President Full Member Lewis Kan – National Marketing & Media Commission Chairman Past President Senator Roy Tang – JCIHK Senate Convenor and Project Advisor of the NOM project Run for Peace Past President Senator Ian Yau - JCIHK Inaugural Ball Chairman Past President KK Hon – TOYP Deputy Chairman Immediate Past President Hades Ho - JCIHK Inaugural Ball Organizing Committee Vice President Andrew So - Organizing Committee of the JCIHK Inaugural Ball and TOYP Vice President Ross Chan - TOYP organizing committee Honorary Treasurer Gary Ngan – JCIHK Inauguration Ball organizing committee Director Davy Hui – ASPAC 2017 On-To-Organizing Committee Ofﬁcer Sam Cheung – Chairman of the NOM project Run for Peace Immediate Past President Hades Ho – Assistant Trainer and Program Manager in 5 star training camps Vice President Andrew So – Group Leader of 5 star training camp

134 Besides,

JCI Dragon is the hosting chapter with JCI City Lady for NOM project Run for Peace.

Cooperation with government departments

Guest of Honor The Best Employee and Employer Award (BEEA) Kick-off Ceremony - Jasper Tsang Yuk Sing, GBS, JP

The Best Employee and Employer Award (BEEA) Award Ceremony - Commission for Labour, Mr. Carlson Chan Ka-shun be GOH and Head Judge Jasper Tsang, GBS, JP

Dragon Apprentice 2017 Kick off Ceremony – Ms. Lee Pik-kwan, Betty, project ofﬁcer (Career Guidance), Education Bureau, the Government of HKSAR Dragon Apprentice 2017 Award Ceremony - Mr Y.K. Pang, GBS, JP

JCI Dragon June 2017 Monthly Fellowship Gathering – Guest speaker: Michael Tien Puk-sun, BBS, JP to share the topic "Road to Success"

The Best Employee and Employer Award (BEEA) project with Labour Department, Federation of Hong Kong Industries and Employers' Federation of Hong Kong be supporting organization.

Dragon Apprentice 2017 with the following government parties and organizations be supporting Organization. 1) Education Bureau 2) Commission on Youth 3) Hong Kong Small and Medium Enterprises Association 4) Charities Trust of The Hong Kong Jockey Club 5) Convenor of Youth Programme

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS To support NOM and 3 assigned chapters events and activities continually and to ensure effective communications between my assigned LOMs and JCIHK, to guide and assist LOM ofﬁcers to developing their LOM to be one of the leading network of young active citizen in Hong Kong throughout this year.

135 4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First of all, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to National President Senator Teresa Poon for inviting me be one of the National Vice President in this year. Without her encouragement, I could not have this chance to stand out for the role and create positive change and greater impact to the community.

Best Work of Life is the slogan of JCIHK 2017, I really felt the message behind " Service to humanity is the best work of life" in our JC creed. I have whole-heartedly devotion on the role of National Vice President and National Assigned Executive Officer to support JCIHK and give guidance for my three assigned chapters throughout this year.

My heartfelt appreciation is given to the three presidents of my assigned chapters, namely President Claudia Chor of JCI Kowloon, President David Luk of JCI Island and President Daryl Lin of JCI Dragon for their support to the JC movement. They are such passionate and brilliant leaders and influence young people to create positive change continually. I enjoyed very much working with my assigned chapters and feel so touched to witness their growth and development and create sustainable development and impact to the society.

I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to National Executive Vice President Winnie Yeung for her inﬁnity support to me this year and would like to extend my warmest regards to the National Board and excited to "Best work of Life".

Lastly, I would like to thank my mother chapter, JCI Harbour, for giving me the opportunity to serve our beloved organization JCI Hong Kong. Thanks President Tony Lam, Past Presidents and Board of Directors and fellow members for their continuous support. Best wishes to all the incoming National Board of Directors, LOM presidents and their ofﬁcers every success in 2018.

Kannis Leung National Vice President

136 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT KITTY LO

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS Serve as a bridge of communication between assigned chapters and NOM Promote plan of action of NOM to assigned chapters

2. ASSIGNMENT JCI City In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • JCI Honorary Advisor Senator Sonny Yu • JCI VP Senator Anthony Leung • JCI Advisor, JCI Asia Pacific Senate Presidential Advisor, Strategic Planning Committee Chairman Senator Eric Tang • JCI Asia Paciﬁc Senate Secretary General Senator Bowen Wong • NOM Panel of Advisor Senator James Tsui • National Vice President Steve Siu • JCIHK Alumni Club Advisor Senator Dennis Leung / Senator Ivan Mok, Vice Chairman Simon Cheng / Senator Tony Choi and Chairman Assistant Charles Lam / Senator Jacob Chan • National International Affairs Commission Vice Chairman Jordan Yeung and National Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman Gilbert Tsang • JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club Assistant Vice Chairman William Yeung / Eric Chu • ASPAC Ulaanbaatar 2017 HK Night Chairman Issac Lee and Organizing Committee - Ivan Chau and Mark Lo • Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 Organizing Committee – Gordon Li and Jerome Ng • JCIHK 52nd National Convention Advisor Senator Ban Chui and Director Cyrus Tang

JCI Tsuen Wan In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • National International Affairs Director Ben Mak • National International Affairs Ofﬁcer Brian Kung

137 • OC of ASPAC Ulaanbaatar 2017 Hong Kong Night Calvin Chan • OC of TOYP Selection 2017 Tima Ma

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS Continue my contribution to NOM and LOMs

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my great honor to serve as the National Vice President of JCIHK in 2017 which gave me a chance to gain a lot of useful knowledge and valuable experience.

Taking this opportunity, I would like to express my heartiest thanks to my assigned LOM Presidents: Alan Chung of JCI City, Flora Cheung of JCI Tsuen Wan. It's my pleasure to work with both of you this year. Besides, I would like to extend my say thanks to my assigned LOM Board Members, Past Presidents, Advisors, Senators and chapter members.

Please accept my most sincere gratitude to National President Senator Teresa Poon, National President Advisor Senator Gene Tang, and National Board of Directors. I am glad that I can serve JC with you all.

Last but not least, I would like to express my sincere appreciation and profound gratitude to my mother chapter JCI Yuen Long, President Jason Fung, Past Presidents, Senators and all Yuen Long members for their support.

Kitty Lo National Vice President

138 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT STEVE SIU

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS As National Vice President in year 2017, we don't need oversee independent area, so we only focus to serve or assist Local Chapter or Chapter President to operate the organization and act as bridge between NOM and LOM Pass the information of NOM to LOM • Pass the status of LOM to NOM • Assist LOM President to manage NOM Expectation • Give advice to LOM President in different aspect, e.g. Management Skill, Goal Setting, Problem Solving Skill • Mentoring LOM Chapter President when they facing different problem • Act as NOM Representative when NP is not around • Share their happiness when they have good achievement • Notice them about the progress of EI • Share resource no matter in Capital base or Network base when they need • Give advice to help them operate the chapter more efﬁciency • Monitoring the status of Chapter and give advice to the President • Report to NOM BOD whatever good news or bad news happened in LOM • Report and reﬂect the suggestion from LOM to NOM • Promote the Image and Event of LOM to NOM • Execute any instruction from NP and NOM BOD

2. ASSIGNMENT 2.1. JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • Rosanna Wong as National Corporate Communication Commission Chairman • Sunny Chan as National Corporate Communication Commission Vice Chairman • Carmen Mak as National Foreign Affair Commission Vice Chairman • Senator Carol Yeung as National Liaison Partnership Commission Chairman • Senator Kathy Woo as TOYP Deputy Chairman: • Naomi Chan as TOYP Sub-Committee Chairman (Community Service Day) • Cally Wong as TOYP Sub-Committee Chairman (Banquet) • Vicki Chan as TOYP Organizing Committee • Krystle Fong as ASPAC on to Team Organizing Committee • Senator Angela Chan as National Alumni Club Advisors

139 • Senator Winnie Wong as National Alumni Club Advisors • Senator Candy Yu as National Alumni Club Vice Chairman • Senator Daisy Lui as National Alumni Club Treasurer • Alvina Lam as National Alumni Club Secretary

NOM involvement: • JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes arranged a school visit for World President during her visit to Hong Kong on 22nd March 2017 by visiting St. Bonventure Catholic School, one of the UNESCO HK Network and green school. Dialogued with 10 SDG Junior Ambassadors in Hong Kong, followed by a school tour by SDG Junior Ambassadors. • JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes co-HOST • JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes supported ASPAC with 14 members (5 first timers) attended, and also supported On-to-Ulaanbaatar by co-hosting a ASPAC Hong Kong night booth with JCI Tai Ping Shan. • JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes supported UN Global Partnership Summit with 5 members (all ﬁrst timers). • JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes co-hosted a NOM Project JCI Harbour – 28th 5 Stars Camp with JCI Harbour on 28-29 October 2017.

Cooperation with local government departments as Guest of Honor. The detail is set out as below: Event Guest Role Sustainable Development Goals Mr Wong Kam-sing, Junior Ambassador Programme GBS, JP, Secretary for the GOH Opening Ceremony Environment (4th March, 2017) Sustainable Development Goals Professor Leung Wing-mo, Junior Ambassador Programme Former Assistant Director GOH Closing Ceremony of Hong Kong Observatory (8th July, 2017) Care and Dare FashionABLED Mr Stephen SUI, GBS, JP, Opening Ceremony Secretary for Labour and GOH (13th May, 2017) Welfare (Former) Prof. Alfred CHAN Care and Dare FashionABLED Cheung-ming, SBS, Closing Ceremony GOH JP, Equal Opportunity (13th August, 2017) Commission Chairperson The 48th Anniversary Banquet Ms. Elsie Oi Sie Leung, GOH (14th October, 2017) GBM, JP

140 Cooperation with UN Agency as Guest of Honor and ofﬁciating Guests. Event Guest Role Ms Jaclyn Grey, United Sustainable Development Goals Nations Development Junior Ambassador Programme Program in The Philippines, GOH Manila Training Manila Communications (21-22 July, 2017) Associate Sustainable Development Goals Prof. Patrick Lau SBS Junior Ambassador Programme JP, Emeritus President, Ofﬁciating Opening Ceremony UNESCO Hong Kong Guest (4th March, 2017) Association

Other achievements: • JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes's flagship project - Sustainable Development Goals Junior Ambassador Programme and Care and Dare FashionABLED Project were the 20th Anniversary Celebration events of HKSAR. • Sustainable Development Goals Junior Ambassador Programme was the ﬁrst JC project successfully granted the Environment and Conservation Fund. • JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes established long-tern partnerships with the following organisations include: • Government-related: Liaison Ofﬁce of Central Education Bureau, Environment Bureau, Labour and Welfare Bureau and Home Affairs Bureau • Others: UNESCO Hong Kong Association, Women's Commission, Hong Kong Federation of Women Association • JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes newly established partnerships include: • Foundation/Corporate : Wofoo Social Enterprise, The Mill Foundations, Laws Group, Fashion Farm Foundation • Corporate: D2 Place, The Annex • Global Partner: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), • Over 10 Fashion, styling, hair styling organisations

• JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes President was invited to support the following events as Ofﬁciating Guests including: • Run for Girls organised by PLAN Orgnisation Hong Kong on 9th Apr, 2017 (Sunday) • HK.WeCARE Volunteer Day organised by Wofoo Social Enterprise on 2nd April 2017.

• The chapter was invited to support several public events as Supporting

141 Organisation, including: • 2017 香港各界婦女慶祝三八國際婦女節 organised by the Hong Kong Federation of Women on 22nd March 2017 at Inter-Continental Hotel. • Peacemakers' Celebration on 18th February 2017 at Hong Kong Science Park organised by UNESCO Hong Kong Association. • HK.WeCARE Volunteer Day ( 大型義工同樂日 ) organised by Wofoo Social Enterprise on 2nd April 2017 at Discovery Bay Plaza, Tsuen Wan.

2.2. JCI Tai Ping Shan In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • Jonathan Wong as National Digital Marketing Director • Past President Senator Angela Siu as JCIHK Alumni Club Vice Chairman cum 20th Anniversary Chairman • Past President Senator Anthony Cheung as JCIHK Alumni Club Vice Chairman • Bowie Lam as JCIHK Alumni Club Assistant Vice Chairman • Michelle Zhang as National Digital Marketing Ofﬁcer • Amanda Li as National World Concern Development Ofﬁcer • Past President Senator Wendy Pang as Advisor of Nothing But Nets 2017 • Ken Leung as Organizing Committee Member of Inaugural Ceremony 2017 • Janice Ho as Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 Promotion Team • Goffy Chan as Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 Result Announcement Day • Past President Senator Wendy Pang as guest speaker of 2017 PR Workshop – Media Handling • Past President Senator Maric Cheng as trainer of Combo Power Workshop 3 – Supervising Skills & Risk Management • Immediate Past President Edith as one of the guest speakers of 2017 E-Bidbook Seminar I

Besides, • JCI Tai Ping Shan co-hosted a NOM Project – Change Maker Forum 2017 with JCI Peninsula on 22nd May 2017. • JCI Tai Ping Shan arranged a night visit for World President during her visit to Hong Kong on 21st March 2017 by visiting SoCO, walking through the poorest district in Sham Shui Po, sharing their visit experience on local "McRefugees", as well as sharing the living problems in Hong Kong. • JCI Tai Ping Shan supported ASPAC with 12 members attended, and also supported On-to-Ulaanbaatar by co-hosting a ASPAC Hong Kong night booth

142 with JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes. • JCI Tai Ping Shan is hosting one of the biggest recommended events of JCI Hong Kong "Singing Contest" on 22nd October 2017.

Cooperation with government departments They have invited some government ofﬁcers as GOH. The detail is set out as below:

Event Guest Role Prof. Alfred CHAN Inaugural Ceremony Cheung-ming, SBS, GOH (2nd January, 2017) JP, Equal Opportunity Commission Chairperson Dr. KO Wing-man GBS, The 40th Anniversary Ball JP, Secretary for Food and GOH (8th April, 2017) Health Mr Stephen SUI, GBS, JP, The 40th Anniversary Ball Secretary for Labour and GOH (8th April, 2017) Welfare Mrs. WONG HO Wing- The 40th Anniversary Ball sze, Susanne, JP, District GOH (8th April, 2017) Ofﬁcer (Central & Western) Mrs. WONG HO Wing- The 40th Anniversary Ball sze, Susanne, JP. District GOH (8th April, 2017) Ofﬁcer (Central & Western) Prof. Alfred CHAN The 40th Anniversary Ball Cheung-ming, SBS, GOH (8th April, 2017) JP, Equal Opportunity Commission Chairperson Mr LAM Chun-fung, Calvin, Chairperson of The 40th Anniversary Ball Central and Western GOH (8th April, 2017) District Youth Programme Committee Love and Dreambird 2017 Mr Caspar Tsui Ying-wai, Closing Ceremony Under Secretary for Labour GOH (13th August, 2017) and Welfare

More cooperating activities and departments are as below:

• JCI Tai Ping Shan has been supporting the HKSAR by applying for being one of the 20th Anniversary Celebration events of Return of HK to Motherland. All

143 three flagship projects have successfully applied as events for Celebration of 20th Anniversary of Return of HK to Motherland, which further promoted their projects as well as their chapter in various channels. • JCI Tai Pang Shan cooperated closely with Labour and Welfare Bureau as 2015- 16 Talent-Wise Employment Charter and as Supporting Organisations of Inclusive Organizations Recognition Scheme. To mobilize the Government, business sector, public bodies and non-governmental organisations to further promote the employment of disables through participation in the Scheme. • JCI Tai Pang Shan has been invited by The Central and Western District Youth Programme Committee to the gathering to exchange ideas and to explore more cooperation in the future.

2.3. JCI East Kowloon In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • Jessica Lee as National Vice President • Path Liu as National Leadership Development Director • Senator Kenny Lo as National International Affairs Commission Chairman • Peter Chan as National Leadership Development Ofﬁcer • Karen Kwong as National Membership Affairs Ofﬁcer • Iris Lam as TOYP Sub-Committee Chairman • Iris Lam as ASPAC On-to Chairman • Senator Eva Leung as National Alumni Club Vice Chairman • Senator Kenny Lo as 28th 5-Star Training Camp Head Trainer Besides, • JCI East Kowloon invited JCI President as Guest Speaker during her visit • They also supported ASPAC with 15 members attended, and also supported On- to-Ulaanbaatar by co-hosting a ASPAC Hong Kong night booth with JCI Sha Tin. • This year, NOM would like motivate more members attend other area conference, JCI EK have 2 members attended European Conference, 5 members attended JCI Global Partnership Summit

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS Will keep track the status of each chapter and act as bridge between NOM and LOM

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First of all, I would like to express my heartfelt thank you to National President Senator Teresa Poon to have invited me to join National Board as National Vice President in Year 2017 before stepping into a Senior member. Probably this is my very last ofﬁcial post in JCI as Ordinary member. During my past 15 years in JCI, I have learned a lot from Past

144 Presidents and Senior Member. The fruitful moments meant a lot to me as they have been nutrition which helps stimulate my growth. After My presidency in 2016, I am grateful that there is another stage for me to serve JC in different level, where I could also act as a mentor to provide guidance and advices to other LOM Chapter Presidents. On the other hand, this is also a great chance for me to learn about the management skill and culture from other LOM Chapter to bring back to my beloved mother chapter JCI City.

Secondly, I also express my appreciation to three presidents of my assigned chapter, namely President DoDo So from JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, President Remy Ching from JCI Tai Ping Shan and President Carol Ho from JCI East Kowloon, of course, with different character and management style. However I felt that they contributed 100% of themselves, devoted much time and effort to support JCI Movement and manage their mother chapter. They have completed many great projects this year including Junior SDG Ambassador from JCI HKJTT, 40th Anniversary Banquet from JCI TPS and Next Step Challenge from JCI EK. The result echos our core value – JCI Mission – To Provide opportunities that empower young people to create positive change. I enjoyed very much working with three brilliant beautiful lady presidents and my assigned chapters to feel witness their growth and development.

Last but not least, I have to thank my mother chapter JCI City that nominated me to serve JCIHK in 2017, as well as the continuous support from President Alan Chung, Past President, senior members and Board of directors.

Best wishes to all incoming National Board of Directors, LOM Chapter Presidents and their ofﬁcers and every success in 2018.

Steve Siu National Vice President

145 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT DEACON WONG

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • To empower the JC value, mission and vision to the assigned chapters • Inspiring the members of assigned chapters with initiatives and involvement

2. ASSIGNMENT 2.1. JCI Victoria JCI Victoria is the ﬁrst local chapter in Hong Kong since 1950. It is a challenging task for being National Assigned Executive Officer of the most historical chapter. SEED is the theme in 2017. It represents "Social Responsibility", "Empathy", "Empowerment" and "Dedication". With these qualities, members grow from a seed to truck and ﬁnally become a tree. The chapter nurtures young people by excelling themselves with possibilities, and creating impacts in line with Global Goals.

A lot of famous projects in different areas were launched and to be launched in this year such as InnoBrand Summits, Mental Health Press Conference, Mental Health First Aid Certificate Program, "Good SO" Outstanding Social Enterprise Award Ceremony, Grandparents' Day. The projects are impactful and arousing the public noises.

In particularly, JCI Victoria is a member of Asia Pacific International Cities Conference (APICC). Hence, President Irene led her members to visit not limited to the sister chapters but also visit the APICC members throughout the year. Besides, JCI Victoria is the most participation to ASPAC 2017 in the number of member among all local chapters in Hong Kong. She demonstrated well in the international participation in Junior Chamber International.

2.2. JCI Yuen Long 2017 is the year of 40th Anniversary for JCI Yuen Long. The ruby anniversary is a special one, my honor to be National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer of JCI Yuen Long in this special year. It is wonderful to be a part of JCI Yuen Long. Wish the chapter every success on this auspicious day of anniversary and hope the chapter achieves success always.

JCI Yuen Long is the most localized chapter on serving the youth and community in Yuen Long District. It has very long term relationship with the District Council and

146 other local associations and organizations. All the Past Presidents are very supportive and helpful to the Board of Directors and young members. It demonstrated the unity of different generations.

The 30th Hong Kong SAR Outstanding Students Award ( 香港特別行政區傑出學生選舉 ) was successfully held in 2017. It is not an easy task for a project continued for 30 years. Since 1988, the "Outstanding Student Election" organized by JCI Yuen Long annually. After more than twenty years of development, regardless of the size of the election, the number of school participation, or academic recognition is the largest of its kind. The number of entries received from various schools in Hong Kong is to demonstrate the importance of academic excellence in the election of outstanding students in Hong Kong.

I believe every active member in JCI Hong Kong has participated at least once in the Poon Choy activity in Chinese New Year. This is one of the most signature events not only in the JC circle but also in Hong Kong traditional culture. This year, over 300 participants attend the activity and "No Food Waste" was well executed to demonstrate UNSDG.

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS Annual General Meetings, Monthly Board Meetings and Chapters' activities

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my great honor to serve as 2017 National Vice President in JCI Hong Kong. I am very proud to be the National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer of JCI Victoria and JCI Yuen Long. I enjoy very much in sharing the happiness, joyfulness, problem solving and even though sadness with these two assigned chapters.

Taking this opportunity, I would like to express my thankfulness to National President Senator Teresa Poon for your trust, generous and kind support to me. Special thanks are extended to JCI Victoria and JCI Yuen Long, especially President Irene Leung and President Jason Fung for your continuous support and assistance throughout the year. I am much appreciated to the commitment and leadership from you both, I believe 2017 is one of the most challenging years in your life. Thanks should be given to all National Ofﬁcers for your assistance and support in 2017. I would also like to thank all 2017 Local Chapter Presidents for your encouragement and support, and going through the venture with me in 2017.

147 My heartiest gratitude goes to my mother chapter JCI Island. Thank you for giving me an opportunity to be serving and learning in JCI Hong Kong in this year, in particularly to all Past Presidents and Senators, you all have given me great support and useful guidance throughout my JC life.

Deacon Wong National Vice President

148 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT JOHN WONG

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS Be a National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer of JCI Lion Rock, JCI Bauhinia and JCI Apex.

2. ASSIGNMENT I was assigned to supervise the following 3 chapters: JCI Lion Rock, JCI Bauhinia and JCI Apex. Thank you for their pro-active performance and supports to NOM, below concluded their contribution:

2.1. JCI Lion Rock In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • Past National President Senator Ellen Tsang as Chairman of HKJC Foundation • Past President Olive Chan as Secretary of JCIHK 2017 Inaugural Ceremony and Assistant Trainer of The 27th 5-Star Training Camp • Past President Rainbow Leung as Sub-committee Organizing Committee Chairman of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 • JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club Past Chairman Senator Sam Sio as Advisor of Alumni Club Chairman • Senator Horseman Ho as Chairman of National World Concern Development Commission • Teem Lam as Vice Chairman of JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club • Thomas Wong as Vice Chairman of National Foreign Affairs Commission • Ringo Chung as Chairman of On-to-World Congress 2017 and Organizing Committee Member of ASPAC Hong Kong Night 2017 • Percy Lee as Organizing Committee Member of The 26th 5-Star Training Camp • Liu Mei Na as Organizing Committee Member of The 26th 5-Star Training Camp • Henry Luk as Organizing Committee Member of The 26th 5-Star Training Camp

Besides, JCI Lion Rock co-hosted JCIHK project with JCI Sha Tin - 26th 5-Star Training Camp with over 40 participants from difference chapters to join with positive feedback.

149 Cooperation with government departments In 2017, below governmental officials/departments were connected with JCI Lion Rock:

• Mrs. Alison Lau, Assistant Director of Environment Protection was invited as sharing guest of Green Economy Forum • Mrs. Vicki Kwok, J.P., Deputy Director of Environment Protection was invited as GOH of CD project Press Conference and Recognition Ceremony • Supporting Organization of Social Welfare Department activity - "Stargaze Camp for All & the Blind"

2.2. JCI Bauhinia In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • Past President Senator Florence Lau as Vice Chairman of JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club and Trainer of Trainer's Mentorship Program • Past President Mandy Ngai as Sectary of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 • Immediate Past President Carmen Wong as Vice Chairman of JCIHK 2017 Inaugural Ceremony • Judy Lai as Organizing Committee Member of JCIHK 2017 Inaugural Ceremony and Sub-committee Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 • Mabel Ng as Chairman of 1st Star Express Training Day 2017 • Kat Chan as Organizing Committee Member of 1st Star Express Training Day 2017 • Susan Lai as Organizing Committee Member of ASPAC Hong Kong Night 2017 • Natalie Yun as Sub-committee Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 • Irene Li as Sub-committee Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017

Besides, JCI Bauhinia co-hosted JCIHK project with JCI Tsuen Wan - 1st Star Express Training Day 2017 with 35 participants from difference chapters to join with positive feedback.

150 Cooperation with government departments In 2017, below governmental officials/departments were connected with JCI Bauhinia: • Ms. Jade Lai, Former Political Assistant of Labour and Welfare Bureau was invited as GOH of Circle Care • Ms. Scarlett Pong, B.B.S., J.P., Commission member of Women's Commission as project Circle Care honorary advisor • Yolanda Ng, Commission member of Women's Commission attended Circle Care as guest to support Circle Care

2.3. JCI Apex In contribution to NOM Participation as key position in NOM or organizing committee member(s) of NOM project(s): • Past National President Senator Tony Chan as Vice Chairman of HKJC Foundation and Member of 2017 Senate Screening Committee • Senator Leo Li as National Executive Vice President • Senator Yoee Leung as National Vice President and 2017-2018 JCI Asia Pacific Development Council Officer • Winita Yeung as National Records and Recognition Director • Immediate Past President Kacy Yu as National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Chairman • Issac Leung as 2016-2017 JCI Asia Pacific Development Council Officer • Louisa Lo as Assistant Vice Chairman of JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club • Christy Li as National Mainland Affairs Officer • Mable Tang as National Membership Officer • Steven Chow as National Records and Recognition Officer • Cecilia Ho as National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Vice Chairman • Henry Li as National Marketing & Media Commission Vice Chairman and Sub- committee Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017 • Past President Senator Marisa Choi as Head Trainer of Star Express • Ezgine Chong as Chairman of JCI World Public Speaking Championship (Hong Kong Selection) 2017 • Carrie Cheng as Organizing Committee Member of JCI World Public Speaking Championship (Hong Kong Selection) 2017 • Johnathan Kwan as Organizing Committee Member of JCI World Public Speaking Championship (Hong Kong Selection) 2017 • Johnnie Wong as Organizing Committee Member of On-to-ASPAC 2017

151 • Andrew Lee as Sub-committee Organizing Committee Member of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2017

Besides, JCI Apex co-hosted JCIHK project with JCI Queensway - JCI World Public Speaking Championship (Hong Kong Selection) 2017 with 30 participants and over 100 members from difference chapters to supports the participants with their impressive speeches.

Cooperation with government departments In 2017, below governmental ofﬁcials/departments were connected with JCI Apex: • Project" 商校合作：尋找企業家的故事2017"has been cooperated with Education Bureau for their "Business School Partnership Program". Various governmental ofﬁcials in charge the program from Education Bureau attended the project related events.

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS Continuous on supervising duties of assigned chapters

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my honor to serves as National Vice President of JCIHK and National Assigned Executive Officer of JCI Lion Rock, JCI Bauhinia and JCI Apex in 2017. This position further advanced my JC movement and provided valuable opportunities to deeper understand JCI Value, Vision and Mission.

By taking this opportunity, I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to National President Senator Teresa Poon for her trust to offer such great learning opportunity to me to be one of the National Board of Directors in 2017, also full supports from National Ofﬁcers and 21 Chapters are essential to make all great achievements happened in 2017.

Heartfelt gratitude to JCI Lion Rock, JCI Bauhinia and JCI Apex, under the leadership and hardworking of President Stephen Wong, President Fiona Bar and President Joel Li, we experienced amazing journey to advance JC movement together and enjoyed every moment we share with each other. It would be unforgettable experience in my JC life to work with these 3 buddies and their energetic members.

Last but not least, I would like to extend my sincere regards to my beloved mother chapter JCI Peninsula for giving me this valuable opportunity to learn by serving JCIHK, and President Kelvin Lam and his fellow Board of Directors for their supports throughout the year.

152 Best wishes to all the incoming National Board of Directors, LOM presidents and their ofﬁcers every success in 2018.

John Wong National Vice President

153 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL DIRECTOR CAROL LEE

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS Raise public awareness of JCIHK • Focus on the JCI Active Citizen Framework to create a better world, through a better way to create and measure positive change and sustainability in the community. • To increase public awareness of JCIHK through social media

2. ASSIGNMENT AND AREA REPORT 2.1. Cooperation with PR consultant In 2017, we are pleased to enhance the Public image and awareness of JCI Hong Kong by cooperating with PR consultant firm. A media luncheon is organized by NCC team at the beginning of 2017, to provide a platform for local chapters to meet and communicate with social media.

List of media attended the media luncheon: • 新城財經台總監朱子昭 • 新城財經記者 / 節目主持人陳豆 • 鳳凰衛視（香港台）助理編輯李卓敏 • Viu TV 新聞主播 / 製作總監余樂明 • 信報編輯主任陸永豪 , 環球電視台新聞總監鄭鋼英 • 經濟日報（行政人員版 Carrie Leung ） • 東方日報助理採訪主任羅暉翔 • 東方日報中環人語版余素月 • TVB 助理編輯 / 主持陳啟樂

List of social media published news about JCIHK: • 都市盛世 • 創新香港昔日情懷你我他 Facebook • 文匯報 • 文匯網 • Sing Tao Canada • sharing is love Facebook, Volunteerpro Facebook • 老餅話家常 Facebook • iGen6 Facebook • 加油同盟 Facebook

154 • 大公網 Facebook • 加油同盟 Facebook • 義工同盟 Facebook • 創新香港 Facebook

2.2. Proofreading In 2017, NCC team responsible for proofreading of all emails, promotion or ofﬁcial announcement issued by NOM, with the following criteria: • Complete proofreading within 72 hours • Grammar checking

List of items completed proofreading: Completion Item(s) Date 2017 MA Arena I Workshop Done Promotion message for January gathering 1 Dec Invitation letter to PNPs for January gathering 1 Dec Promotion email for Rotary gathering 1 Dec MA Arena banner 6 Dec Certificate of appreciation – For MA workshop 8 Dec MA Arena promotion message 11 Dec E-bidbook seminar 13 Dec Admin – Board meeting email Done Invitation to be the Trainer at JCI Hong Kong International 31 Dec President Forum Invitation letter for trainer at JCI Hong Kong International 31 Dec President Forum Notice of Joint Board Meeting 1 Jan Admin workshop 1 Jan New main door password email 1 Jan National mainland Affairs Navigator series 1 Promotion email 3 Jan Admin issues for NOM officers email 4 Jan NOM Project bidding 4 Jan January EI report and reminder email 4 Jan (RR) Updated EI 4 Jan Membership Fee Venue in JCI Office & Supermarket Coupons 7 Jan for PMO NOM PM Assignment 9 Jan Membership Arena II – Recruitment Tips of Qualified 10 Jan Members NOM PM assignment email 10 Jan Submit SDG Booklet Pre-entry from today ! 15 Jan Prospective Members Orientation 1 15 Jan

155 Guest Invitation Letter for Change Maker Forum 15 Jan Open Recruitment of Assistant Trainers and Group Leaders for 15 Jan "26th 5-Star training Camp JCI Official Course – JCI Achieve & JCI Impact 15 Jan Membership Arena II – Recruitment Tips of Qualified 16 Jan Members 2017 JCIHK E-Bidbook Seminar I – "Showcase Your Best 19 Jan Work of Life! 2017 Change Maker Forum – Best Time to Go ! 22 Feb Supporting Organization Invitation for Change Maker Forum 14 Mar [Vote of Thanks] – JCIHK National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Experience Program : Living like A 14 Mar Dwarf? E.I. Report with result as of 10 April 2017 9 Apr Let's Register for 2017 JCI Global Partnership Summit 10 Apr Register now for the International Summit 12 Apr 探索內地無限商機 - 深莞廣東商務考察團 2017 年 5 月 26 日 29 Apr 1st Star Express Training Day 2017 - Shining BB 14 May JCI Hong Kong Award Manual 2017 19 May e-bidbook seminar II 1 Jun E.I. Report with result as of 10 June 2017 1 Jun NSDG SDG Advocacy Gants Announcement 15 Jun [Vote of Thanks] - [JCIHK] NSDG x NTDC - UN Sustainable 17 Jun Development Goals Workshop Invitation of supporting organization 18 Jun MA Arena III – How to double up the number of members 23 Jun within 6 months? LOM Efficiency Index Guidelines 2017 4 Jul JCI Hong Kong Award Manual 2017 4 Jul Important Date for Award Submission and Award Judge 10 Jul Nomination for 2017 World Congress Nomination of Award Judges for National Convention 2017 10 Jul For Proof Read [JCIHK/Membership] Prospective Members 21 Jul Orientation 3 Poverty Simulation Workshop 24 Jul E.I. Report with result as of 10 Aug 2017 9 Aug

156 2.3 Business Exchange Program - "JCIHK Belt and Road @ Catcity" In order to provide more platforms for members to explore the JCI world and meet more opportunities through JCI world, NCC team is organizing a trip to Kuching on 7 Oct to 7 Oct, the capital city of Sarawak in Malaysia, to experience and explore opportunities in a developing country. Through the assistant of JCI Malaysia's PNP, we will have chance to visit the New Sarawak State Legislative Assembly Building, the Sarawak Biodiversity Centre and local factories.

Date: 4 Oct – 7 Oct Place: Kuching, Malaysia Chairman: Dave Wong (JCI Kowloon)

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS • "JCIHK Belt and Road @ Catcity" trip to Kuching in Malaysia will be held on 4 Oct to 7 Oct

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would like to express my sincerely thank to National President Senator Teresa Poon for inviting me to join her national board, giving me this opportunity to serve JCIHK.

In addition, I would like to thank National Executive Vice President Winnie Yeung, ofﬁcer Sammi Fung and ofﬁcer Janet Lau for their trust and support to my work.

Moreover, I would like to thank my mother chapter JCI Queensway for nominating me to be one if the national board of directors in 2017.

Last but not least, I would like to thank all National Board of Directors who supported me in 2017.

Carol Lee National Corporate Communications Director

157 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL DIGITAL MARKETING DIRECTOR JONATHAN WONG

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • Channel development JCIHK developed different kinds of digital channels, such as Official Website, social media and e-mail. Events hosted by both NOM and LOMs are the core of JCIHK but there is no specific channel for all events. We need a new channel to accomplish the channel mix of JCIHK, and enhance the event information ﬂow. • Explore new resource Digital channel is critical for two purposes for JCIHK, exposure and communications. As a NGO, it is risky to invest a new system for those two purposes. So, we have to keep sourcing and cooperation to gain the free resources. • Standardize practice of digital channel Digital marketing is new for JCIHK. In 2016, the 1st NDMD Michael kick start the channel development. After that, we should deﬁne the positioning and purpose for each channel to develop the channel mix, which enhance the synergy of all channel and user experience. • Enhance LOMs digital management skill Digital channel usage from LOMs is common. To maximize the impact of their works, relative training like social media management and analysis is necessary.

2. ASSIGNMENT AND AREA REPORT 2.1. Launch JCIHK App in App Store / Play Store JCIHK App (iOS & Android) launched in January 2017. It is a new channel for both JC and non-JC to reach the event of NOM and LOMs with mobile . The app is a prototype developed by service provider and JCIHK enjoy the free service as a tester. Until 2017 July, 227 events announce in the app and 250 user accounts created in the system.

2.2. Apply Google For Nonprofits JCIHK applied Google For Nonprofits successfully in June 2017. After setting up, JCIHK will enjoy below items for free: I. G Suit for Nonprofit - Unlimited G Suit Account with 30 GB storage (including Google Drive & Gmail) which cost USD 50 yearly for EACH account in origin. II. Google Ad Grants - Run text ads on Google Search results with $10,000 USD of in-kind advertising every month.

158 2.3. Social Media Guideline To maintain JCIHK image in social media, tone and manner should be present in a consistent, and social media guideline is necessary. In JCIHK social media, we mainly focus on few kinds of content to bring out JCI value and promote about JCIHK and LOMs I. NOM upcoming events & happening II. LOMs event review III. JCI knowledge IV. About UN & SDG

2.4. Digital Channel User Manual & Guideline JCIHK digital channel become comprehensive. To utilize those channels and maximize synergy of those channel, an instruction on those channel positioning, purpose, material required and access right should be well deﬁned. Both NOM and LOMs Board member can formulate its promotion strategy according this document.

2.5. Digital Marketing Workshop There are 2 workshops hosted by Digital Marketing Team. JCIHK App workshop and Social Media Workshop. JCIHK App Workshop (9th Dec., 2016) Objective: Introduce the JCIHK App and training on platform operation Participants: 26 ppl Social Media Management Workshop (9th Mar., 2017) Objective: Training on social media management provided by social media expert, Mr. Alex Yan from Guru Online. Participant: 59 ppl

2.6. Other Conventions JCIHK website has been updated to include NP messages, activity photos, partners' logo, Area and Commission information, activities dates and some useful documents.

Email Alias have been created and updated regularly to facilitate communication and information ﬂow among LOM ofﬁcers, senior members and all full members.

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS To increase the usage of JCIHK App, Digital Marketing Team will attend different LOMs event to promote the JCIHK App to member. We will encourage member to login and verify their JC identity. At the same time, NDMD will introduce the operation again for every LOMs board.

159 4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Special thanks to my Supervisors National Executive Vice President Senator Leo Li the valuable advices and invaluable support. And it is great to be the one of administration team lead by National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin, I gain valuable insight on chamber management.

It also is a great memory to cooperate with National Secretary General Priscilla Wan, National Honorary Treasurer Senator Polly Chan, and all directors in 2017. Thank you for your support throughout the year.

My heartfelt thanks to my ofﬁcers Emily Cheng and Michelle Zhang as National Digital Marketing Ofﬁcers too, things won't smooth without their involvements.

Last but not least, I would like to extend my best wishes to the incoming National Board for a successful and fruitful year in 2018.

Jonathan Wong National Digital Marketing Director

160 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOR BEN MAK

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS It is my greatest honor to serve in the National Board of Junior Chamber International Hong Kong as National International Affairs Director this year under the supervision of NEVP Senator Winnie Yeung.

The objective this year is to promote internationalism and enable our members to connect with people in the world. By; • To prepare all the information for promoting ASPAC to LOMs. • To prepare all the information for promoting World congress to LOMs. • To organize ASPAC party to further promote of ASPAC. • To coordinate the information of foreign invited events (i.e. Inauguration and National Conference in other courtiers)

I am delighted to present my report to the General Assembly of the 52nd National Convention as follows:

2. ASSIGNMENT & AREA REPORT 2.1 Visits to National Organization Events • JCI Macao (China) Inauguration: 8 January 2017. National President Senator Teresa Poon and 23 Hong Kong delegates attended this Inauguration Ceremony of JCI Macao (China).

• JCI Japan Kyoto Convention: 20-22 January 2017. Our 2017 National President Teresa Poon, 2017 National Vice President Steve Chan, 2017 National Vice President Kitty Lo and Past President Jade Chan and JCI UN & External Affairs Committee Member for Asia and the Paciﬁc, Ronald Kan totally 5 persons attended 2017 Kyoto Convention.

2.2 Onto Ulaan Baater (Mongolia), JCI Asia-Paciﬁc Conference 2017 NOM IA Team supervised the Onto Ulaan Baater ASPAC team about all arrangements such as Registration, Logistics, Air tickets & Accommodations, Attendance of ASPAC events etc. We also assisted the Hong Kong Night Team on some logistics matters. The bonding of whole Onto team and Hong Kong night team were very strong and cheerful at all times.

161 Onto Ulaan Baater (Mongolia) ASPAC Organizing Structure as below: Supervising Ofﬁcers: NEVP Senator Winnie Yeung, NIAD Ben Mak Chairman: Iris Lam (JCI East Kowloon) Secretary, Treasurer & Registration: David Wong (JCI Lantau) Logistic: Davy Hui (JCI Dragon), Mi Chan (JCI Ocean) Promotion: Catherine Chung (JCI City Lady), Krystle Fong (JCI Jayceettes) Program: Jo Wong (JCI North District), Johnnie Wong (JCI Apex) National International Affairs Ofﬁcer: Freddy Tsang (JCI Peninsula)

Onto Ulaan Baater (Mongolia) ASPAC Hong Kong Night Organizing Structure as below: Supervising Ofﬁcers: NEVP Senator Winnie Yeung, NIAD Ben Mak Chairman: Issac Lee (JCI City) Secretary & Program: Susan Lai (JCI Bauhinia) General Administration: Ringo Chung (JCI Lion Rock) Treasurer & Sponsorship: Michelle Wong (JCI Victoria) Program: Calvin Chan (JCI Tsuen Wan) Promotion: Ivan Chau (JCI City) Logistic: Mark Lo (JCI City) National International Affairs Ofﬁcer: Sharon Chan (JCI Sha Tin)

ASPAC Party 2017 ASPAC Party object to promote and give the information about ASPAC 2017. In the event, we also have a time of promotion for different area conference and world congress. The event was successfully held on 14th January 2017, which had over 90 members joined.

Ulaan Baatar 2017 JCI Asia-Paciﬁc Conference 2017 JCI ASPAC was successfully held at Ulaan Baater from 8Jun to 12Jun. All 228 Hong Kong delegates enjoyed this fantastic conference of International Affairs and experienced soul of Mongolia culture.

JCI ASPAC 2017 Awards Ceremony First of all, congratulations to JCI Hong Kong that got 7 awards in Awards Ceremony. This excellent result shows our Hong Kong members stepping forward to be the leading global networks of young active citizens. And congratulations to below afﬂicted chapters.

JCI Hong Kong Best National Growth and Development Program JCI Peninsula Best Local Peace Project Most Outstanding Local Organization

162 JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes Best Local Community Empowerment Program JCI Lion Rock Best Local Global Goals Project JCI Dragon Best Local Skill Development Program JCI Apex Best Inter Organization Collaboration Project

Hong Kong Night Hong Kong Culture is the theme of this year Hong Kong Night. All 21 affiliated chapters cooperated to organize 10 booths in total to present a beautiful picture of Hong Kong traditional culture in front of all ASPAC delegates, and even let delegates to have a feeling that they have travelled to Hong Kong after coming our Night. Meanwhile, we had wonderful music show and dancing performance during whole night.

Appreciation of OC team Last but not least, let us give a big hand to both ASPAC Onto team and Hong Kong Night OC team. Without ASPAC Onto team effort, we cannot enjoy such a wonderful trip and conference. During the trip and conference, there were lots of difﬁculties and emergencies which caused big troubles to Hong Kong delegates, really appreciate their abilities to handle all of it. And Hong Kong Night OC team also did a great job too that bringing us and all Asia Paciﬁc JC delegates a memorable night. Thank you!

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS Onto Amsterdam (Netherlands), JCI World Congress 2017 2017 World Congress will be held from 5th to 10th November 2017 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

NOM IA Team supervised the Onto Amsterdam World Congress team about all arrangements such as Registration, Logistics, Air tickets & Accommodations, Attendance of World Congress events etc.

Onto Amsterdam (Netherlands) World Congress Organizing Structure as below: Supervising Ofﬁcers: NEVP Senator Winnie Yeung, NIAD Ben Mak Chairman: Ringo Chung (JCI Lion Rock) Secretary & Promotion: Virginia Chan (JCI Lion Rock) Treasurer & Global Village: NIAO Brian Kung (JCI Tsuen Wan) Sponsorship & Logistic: Gary Lee (JCI City) As of August, we have totally 45 delegates from JCI Hong Kong. 36 delegates registered through JCI Hong Kong and 9 delegates registered through JCI Headquarter.

163 4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Having joined JCI for four years, I attracted by the organization's mission in this regard. Further, international affairs are one of the areas that I have devoted my energy to and have considerable interest in. I attended various JCI Asia-Pacific Conferences and was involved in a number of overseas receptions. International affairs have widened my range of experience in terms of my vision of the world and eager to share my experience in developing myself as a National International Affairs Director with different young leader this year in JC.

Firstly, I must say my most sincerely thank to National President Senator Teresa Poon for giving me opportunity to serve the National Board, she left so much freedom to me on doing IA, thank you for your support!

Also, I would like to send my greatest gratitude to my BIG SISTER National Executive Vice President Senator Winnie Yeung. Winnie always trusts my work and gives me many advices and supports all the time, especially on ASPAC Mongolia, it's my great honor to follow Winnie and become members of Winnie's Team. I am so happy to work with you!

On the other hand, I would like to thanks On To ASPAC team Chairman Iris Lam (JCI East Kowloon) and Hong Kong Night Chairman Issac Lee (JCI City), both chairmen did the great job and making an enjoyable ASPAC for all 228 HK delegates. You are the Best! Hope you both earned your own experience and continue to serve JCI Hong Kong in your JC life!

Last but not least, thanks to my mother chapter, JCI Tsuen Wan to give a chance for me to serve in the National Board! I joined JC since 2013, in these 4 years, JCI Tsuen Wan trained me and gave me so many opportunities to tried and learned. Big thanks to President Flora; PA Andrew Wong, BBS; all Advisors; all Past Presidents; board of directors and all JCI Tsuen Wan buddies for their continuous support all the time!

Ben Mak National International Affairs Director

164 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL MAILAND AFFIARS DIRECTOR ANTONIA CHO

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • To organize a study program of mainland affairs and a series of visit to representatives of All-China Youth Federation, The National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Ofﬁce of The State Council, etc. in Beijing. • To launch a series of workshops and visits for learning the latest developments in Mainland.

2. ASSIGNMENT AND AREA REPORT 2.1. Mainland Navigator Series 1: eMarketing in Mainland China Seminar Date: January 24, 2017 Venue: Classroom 108, Hong Kong Productivity Council, 78 Tat Chee Road, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon Guest Speaker: Mr. Chois Choi Highlights: 45 attendants from 10 local chapters participated in the seminar. Good and positive feedback was received from participants. Marketing channel, Mainland Chinese consumer behavior and habit were introduced by the guest speaker.

2.2. Beijing Study Tour Date: April 14-18, 2017 Venue: Beijing Highlights: The annual study tour was successfully held and completed with a total of 32 participants joining the tour. We had toured 4 government units/ NGO which include Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Ofﬁce of The State Council, 民政部港澳台辦公室, UN Global Compact Network China, Ofﬁce of the Government of the HKSAR of the People's Republic of China in Beijing. Besides the official visits, all the participants were fully engaged in the two days lecture, and also had the opportunity to visit the Great Wall and sightseeing points.

2.3. Mainland Navigator Series 2- Shenguan Business Tour Date: June 30, 2017 Venue: Shenzhen, Dongguan Highlights: A total of 25 members participated in the Shenguan Business tour which included a visit to 5 corporates in Shenzhen and Dongguan. Members learned about business and management practice in Guangdong Province through sharing by the

165 Director of Sinomax (listed mattress manufacturer), Kwok Tai Screws, Boton Group (listed Fragrance manufacturer), JustGreen (Baby goods) and Momo's Kitchen. The tour was ended with an exchange dinner including representatives from Shenzhen Youth Federation and entrepreneurs of Qianghai development zone.

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS Mainland Navigator Series 3- Date: September 1, 2017 Venue: The Banqueting House, 68 Mody Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Being able to serve the National Board as Mainland Affairs Director was a great pleasure and honor in 2017. I would like to thank my three National Mainland Affairs Officers including Christy Li, Louis Yeung, and Michael Au Yeung. They have been fully supporting all aspects of the activities hosted by Mainland Affairs team with dedication and commitment. Also, it is with certain that this area has been executed smoothly with the guidance and direction under NEVP Senator Leo Li.

Last but not least, I would like to especially thank to NP Teresa Poon, JCI VP/PNP Senator Anthony Leung, PNP Senator George Lung, PNP Senator James Tsui, PNP Senator Clement Woo, PNP Senator Eric Tang, PNP Senator Gene Tang, PNP Senator Paul Wu, PNP Senator Johnny Kwan, NACC Senator Jacob Chan who have advised and participated in organizing the Beijing Study Tour and Shenguan Business Tour.

Antonia Cho National Mainland Affairs Director

166 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR PATH LIU

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS Leadership Development Area has set three major goals in 2017: • Provide suitable training and leadership development program to correspond with members' experience. • Increase member's international perspective on leadership. • Provide support to LOM leadership development program. Under the theme "Best Work of Life", and the leadership of National President Senator Teresa Poon, we have achieved a fruitful year in developing our members to be the better and better young leaders.

2. ASSIGNMENT AND AREA REPORT 2.1. COMBO POWER WORKSHOP program The Combo Power Workshop program contains 5 Combo Workshops with total 10 sessions training with different topic to provide valuable knowledge and skills to our members. Starting from Dec 2016, 3 Combo Workshops with 6 sessions had been held with details as below: Combo Power Workshop I - Project Management & Pitch on Dec 04, 2016 with Trainers NVP Senator Yoee Leung, NVP Kannis Leung, NVP Deacon Wong, & NVP Jessica Lee. Combo Power Workshop II – Project Proposal & Chairmanship on Dec 17, 2016 with Trainers NVP John Wong, NVP Steve Siu, NVP Eric Ho, & NVP Kitty Lo Combo Power Workshop III – Supervising Skill & Risk Management on Feb 18, 2017 with Trainers JCI TPS PP Senator Maric Cheng , JCIEK PP Pong Yau & JCI Harbour Carmen Tam. Combo Power Workshop IV – Protocol & Parliamentary Procedure, is scheduled on August 2017 with Trainers PNP Senator Andrew Wong, PNP Senator Tony Chan, and PNP Senator Gene Tang. Combo Power Workshop V is scheduled on Oct 2017

167 2.2. Leadership Academy 2017 – Passport to Pass Board Hosting Chapter – JCI Island

A 2-Days Training Camp that with 21 participants in total and learning all the different knowledge and technique of leadership to be a better leader. Deeply appreciate the wonderful training team with Head Trainer JCI Island PP Senator Duncan Tai, Assistant Trainers including JCI City Lady PP Senator Licca Chan, JCI Victoria PP Senator Chris Tam, JCI Shatin PP Senator Lena Wong, and JCI Harbour Carol So.

Organizing Committee: Chairman – Paul Lo OC – Canon Poon, Carlos Tong, Adam Wong, Billy Ho

2.3. JCI World Public Speaking Championship 2017 (Hong Kong Selection) Hosting Chapter – JCI Queensway & JCI Apex

Thanks to all the effort of organizing committee, this championship which was a wonderful experience with SDG speech topics, with over 30 contestants and all the new elements added by organizing committee. The project including a Public Speaking Workshop on March 01 in JCIHK Office with over 70 participants, as a requirement for registering the championship to help the contestants preparing in advance. The Preliminary Contest serve as the second event was held on March 25 in Jao Tsung-I Academy and 8 contestants from Open Class & 8 contestants from JC Class was selected for the ﬁnal contest. The final contest was held on April 23 in Jao Tsung-I Academy with over 70 audiences.

JC Class Champion Jerome Ng from JCI City has perform really well in the public speaking contest in ASPAC and has made to the ﬁnal.

Organizing Committee: Chairman – Ezgine Chong (JCI Apex) OC – Sarah Chui (JCI Queensway), Tany Kwee (JCI Queensway), Amber Tam (JCI Queensway), Carrie Cheng (JCI Apex), & Johnathan Kwan (JCI Apex)

2.4. International President's Forum Thanks to the arrangement of National President Senator Teresa Poon, we were honored to have 2011 JCI President Senator Kentaro Harada to be our trainer, and delivered a wonderful 4 hours training to over 80 participants on Feb 26, 2017 in Jao

168 Tsung-I Academy. Through this training, participants obtained a better understanding of the core value of JC and how to create an impact to our society.

2.5. President Academy Hosting Chapter – JCI Kowloon

The training for our future leader was held on July 29 and 30 in Courtyard Shatin Hotel with Head Trainer PNP Senator Eric Tang, Asisstant Trainers including PNP Senator Paul Wu, NIPP Senator Brian Kwan, PP Senator Licca Chan, and PP Senator Karen Fong. All 35 participants including 2018 National Board of Candidates, 2018 LOM President Candidates and potential President Candidates experienced the highest standard of training in JCIHK and equipped the knowledge, skill and technique to lead JCIHK and their chapters to achieve the goals next year and create positive change to the members and society.

Organizing Committee: Chairman – Faye Feng OC – Winnie Tang, Evan Leung, Dora Huang, Marc Yeung, Kenny Li

2.6. Other Trainings NOM Directors/Commissioners/Ofﬁcers Training was held on November 26, 2016 to provide training based on NOM aspect.

Stage Management Power Workshop on March 31 provided an excellent opportunity to understand the key factor of professional stage management and project execution.

Debate Workshop was held on April 19, 2017 to serve as a preparation for forming the JCIHK Debate Team for ASPAC 2017.

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS 2 more Combo Power Workshop will be held in this year and the Income & Expenditure Statement of each projects needed to be submitted for adoption.

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This is my greatest honor to serve JCIHK as National Leadership Development Director in 2017. It was a wonderful experience for my JC and personal life. I would like to take this opportunity to appreciate the leadership from National President Senator Teresa Poon and the supervision from National Executive Vice President Senator Winnie Yeung. I also treasured the cooperation experience with my two incredible LD ofﬁcers, Peter Chan from JCI East Kowloon and Winnie Tang from JCI Kowloon, NTDC for all the assistance, JCI Kowloon, JCI Island, JCI Queensway, & JCI Apex for all the memorable project

169 experience. I truly believe that with the effort from all the people mentioned above, we have achieved a wonderful year in Leadership Development Area. Last but not lease, nothing can be done without the support of each chapters and the members of JCIHK, I hope that you all enjoy your JC life and have a wonderful learning year in 2017

Path Liu National Leadership Development Director

170 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR SYLVIA LEE

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS Member is the important asset in organizations. Through different programs, sharing sessions and events, it is to assist and support the membership growth and retention of the local chapters.

1.1. Motivation To motivate the local chapters on the membership growth of JCIHK by arranging recruitment incentive scheme (Networker Scheme), organizing sharing sessions (MA Arena), offering free venue and supermarket coupon for local chapters' Prospective Members Orientation (PMO).

1.2. Facilitation To facilitate the local chapters to recruit members by organizing recruitment seminar (Change Maker Forum) and Prospective Members Orientation in national level.

1.3. Trainings To provide trainings (5-Star Training Camps and Star Express Training Camp) to new members on JC knowledge and development opportunities, so as to increase the retention rate of membership.

1.4. Communication To enhance the effective communication between NOM and the 21 LOMs by assigning National Membership Ofﬁcers to support each local chapter. To promote the communication between National President and Prospective Members through the informal gathering (Good Morning NP).

1.5. Prospective Members Assignment To assign NOM Prospective Members ("PM") to local chapters on a fair basis.

2. ASSIGNMENT AND AREA REPORT 2.1. National Membership Ofﬁcers (NMOs) assignment to local chapters To enhance the effective communication between NOM and LOMs, three NMOs, Karen Kwong (JCI East Kowloon), Mable Tang (JCI Apex) and Patrick Ho (JCI Peninsula) have been assigned to local chapters to support, handle enquires and promote NOM events:

171 Karen Kwong Mable Tang Patrick Ho 1 JCI Island JCI Kowloon JCI Victoria JCI Hong Kong 2 JCI Peninsula JCI Lion Rock Jayceettes 3 JCI Yuen Long JCI Tai Ping Shan JCI Harbour 4 JCI Bauhinia JCI East Kowloon JCI North District 5 JCI Dragon JCI City JCI Ocean 6 JCI City Lady JCI Queensway JCI Apex 7 JCI Lantau JCI Sha Tin JCI Tsuen Wan

2.2. JCIHK Membership Growth in 2017 As of 3rd Joint Board Meeting on 21 August 2017, the total number of members in NOM's record was 2289. It is increased 175 members or 8% comparing with the ﬁgures of 1st Joint Board Meeting on 14 January 2017. Regarding to the annual growth, it is increased 172 members or 8% comparing with the ﬁgures of Joint Board Meeting on 18th July 2016. Increment Jul 16 Jan 17 Aug 17 Jul 16 - Aug 17 Jan 17 – Aug 17 Number Percentage Number Percentage Senior Member 581 620 632 51 9% 12 2% (SM) Full Member 1255 1263 1355 100 8% 92 7% (FM) Prospective Member 281 231 302 21 7% 71 31% (PM) Total 2117 2114 2289 172 8% 175 8%

2.3. JCIHK Networker Scheme This is an incentive scheme for membership recruitment with below highlights, i. Total 4 seasons included, they are, Season Duration Winter 21 Nov 2016 to 20 Feb 2017 Spring 21 Feb 2017 to 20 May 2017 Summer 21 May 2017 to 20 Aug 2017 Autumn 21 Aug 2017 to 20 Nov 2017

ii. Outstanding Networker, the Individual Award, will be presented to individual member at each season. Five Networker achievements are Bronze, Silver, Gold, Pearl and Diamond. Each awardee will be presented a networker pin for recognizing their achievement.

172 iii. The Five Most Outstanding Networkers of 2017, will be invited to join "Good Evening NP", to have dinner with National President. An exclusive gift will be given as reward. iv. Outstanding Chapter in Recruitment, the Chapter Award, will be given to the Most Outstanding LOM of each group every season. v. Highest Member Involvement Rate Award, the another Chapter Award, will be presented to LOM that has highest percentage of member referring at least 1 person to join the LOM in each season. vi. Networker results (as of 20 May 2017) are shown as follows, • Winter Season (21 Nov 2016 to 20 Feb 2017) Total 107 new Prospective Members (PM) referred by our members and 57 PMs inducted as Full Members (FM). The award presentation has been held on 22 Mar 2017 at JCI President Reception.

• Outstanding Networker Prize Members Remarks Bronze 10 Referred 3 PMs or more Referred 6 PMs or more and Silver 5 with 2 PMs inducted as FMs Referred 9 PMs or more and Gold 2 with 4 PMs inducted as FMs

• Outstanding Chapter in Recruitment Calculation: PM referred (1 point), FM inducted (2 points) Grouping: A (25-55 members), B (56-90 members), C (90+ members) Group Chapter PM Referred FM Inducted Total Point A NDJC 12 5 22 B YLJC 10 3 16 C CJC 18 5 28

• Highest Member Involvement Rate Award Chapter Member Involved Total Member* Involvement Rate SJC 10 46 22%

• Spring Season (21 Feb 2017 to 20 May 2017) Total 131 new Prospective Members (PM) referred by our members and 61 PMs inducted as Full Members (FM). The award presentation will be held at General Assembly at National Convention.

173 • Outstanding Networker Prize Members Remarks Bronze 10 Referred 3 PMs or more Referred 6 PMs or more Silver 3 and with 2 PMs inducted as FMs Referred 12 PMs or Pearl 1 more and with 6 PMs inducted as FMs

• Highest Member Involvement Rate Award Chapter Member Involved Total Member* Involvement Rate TPSJC 10 54 19% * total full member declared in May 2017

2.4. NOM PM Assignment As of 1 Aug 2017, National Membership Team has handled 31 cases of PMs applied directly. Through the tele-communication and understanding the PM's preference, we assigned the PMs on a fair basis and 29 of them have been assigned to the local chapters.

2.5. Free venue and supermarket coupons granted to local chapters for organizing PMOs To encourage LOMs to organize their own PMOs, NOM offers a maximum 5 times of each month, for free venue rental in JCIHK Ofﬁce (Seminar Rooms 1 & 2) for 3 hours and supermarket coupon of HK$100. 19 LOM PMOs are subsidized under this program.

2.6. Membership Form 2000 copies of new Membership Form with updated event photos and Active Citizen Framework are printed and delivered to JCIHK ofﬁce.

174 2.7. MA Arena A series of sharing sessions with speciﬁc topics (Retention/Engagement, Extension/ Recruitment, Motivation/Commitment) initiated in 2017, are to assist LOMs on membership management. Date Speaker Topic Participants 2016 National Honorary 17 Dec 2016 Treasurer A Secret to 37 Senator Nathan Wong Retention National Immediate Past 7 Feb 2017 President Recruitment to 41 Senator Brian Kwan Quality Member How to double Senator Polsion Leung up the number of 13 Jul 2017 (2004 President, JCI City) members within 6 31 months

2.8. Good Morning NP Informal gathering with National President is to provide opportunities to Prospective Members to communicate with National President Senator Teresa Poon directly, and it has been organized in Feb and May 2017. Date Venue Participants 11 Feb 2017 (Saturday) SP Flower & Ta Room 18 PMs from 18 LOMs 20 May 2017 (Saturday) Barista Caffee 18 PMs from 16 LOMs

2.9. NOM Prospective Members Orientation NOM Prospective Members Orientation (PMO) is to assist the local chapters for recruitment and introduce JCI to new members in NOM's prospective. Three NOM PMOs have been held and have attracted nearly 120 participants to join.

2.10. 5-Star Training Camp 5-Star Training Camp is to provide different trainings to new members on JC knowledge and development opportunities. It is a platform to all new members to get a sense of belonging to JC, develop their fellowship from different local chapters' members and increase the retention rate of members in the future. In 2017, two 5-Star Training Camp have been held and the last one will be held in October. i. The 26th 5-Star Training Camp Hosting Chapters: JCI Lion Rock and JCI Sha Tin Theme: 西遊記之 JC 真經 Date: 18th – 19th Mar 2017 Venue: Sai Kung Outdoor Recreation Centre Head Trainer: Asia Paciﬁc Development Council Ofﬁcer Suki Cheung (JCI Queensway)

175 Program Manager: National International Affairs Commission Chairman Senator Kenny Lo (JCI East Kowloon) Assistant Trainers: • UN & External Affairs Committee Member, Asia and the Paciﬁc Senator Ronald Kan (JCI Sha Tin) • National Vice President Deacon Wong (JCI Island) • National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Chairman Kacy Yu (JCI Apex) • National International Affairs Commission Vice Chairman Naomi Chan (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes) • Past President Pong Yau (JCI East Kowloon) • Immediate Past President Hades Ho (JCI Dragon) • Margaret Chung (JCI Peninsula) • Jason Wong (JCI City) • Chi Wah Wong (JCI Kowloon)

Organizing Committee Team: Supervising Ofﬁcers: • National Membership Director Sylvia Lee • Sky Chu (JCI Lion Rock) • Philip Cheng (JCI Sha Tin)

Chairman: Nero Chung (JCI Sha Tin) Organizing Committee: • Secretary & Logistic: Percy Lee (JCI Lion Rock) • Treasurer & Registration: Henry Luk (JCI Lion Rock) • Promotion: Yannes Yam (JCI Sha Tin) • Program: Bon Bon Liu (JCI Lion Rock)

Total Attendance: 47 members from 18 Chapters ii. The 27th 5-Star Training Camp Hosting Chapter: JCI Ocean Theme: 五星夢工場 Date: 8th – 9th Jul 2017 Venue: Wu Kwai Sha Youth Village Head Trainer: National International Affairs Commission Chairman Senator Kenny Lo (JCI East Kowloon) Program Manager: Immediate Past President Hades Ho (JCI Dragon) Assistant Trainers: • Past President Senator Olive Chan (JCI Lion Rock) • Chun Wai Chan (JCI Victoria) • Margaret Chung (JCI Peninsula) • Tommy Yip (JCI Peninsula)

176 • Vincent Wong (JCI Peninsula) • Andrew So (JCI Dragon) • William Yeung (JCI City) • Cecilia Ho (JCI Apex) • Winnie Chu (JCI City Lady)

Organizing Committee Team: Supervising Ofﬁcers: • National Membership Director Sylvia Lee • Marissa Choy (JCI Ocean)

Chairman: Esther Tsang (JCI Sha Tin) Organizing Committee: • Secretary & Treasurer: Eric Zhong (JCI Ocean) • Program: Ring Choi (JCI Ocean) • Promotion: Annie Hung (JCI Ocean) • Registration: Eric Wong (JCI Ocean) • Logistics: Regan Ho (JCI Ocean)

Total Attendance: 44 members from 19 Chapters

2.11. Star Express Training Camp Star Express Training Camp is commenced in 2017, is an intensive one-day training for members to equip with JC knowledge, protocol, managing projects and other necessary skills. Hosting Chapters: JCI Bauhinia and JCI Tsuen Wan Theme: Shining BB Date: 3rd Jun 2017 Venue: Wu Kwai Sha Society of Boys' Centres Hui Chung Sing Memorial School Head Trainer: Past President Senator Marisa Choi (JCI Apex) Assistant Trainers: • National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Chairman Kacy Yu (JCI Apex) • Past President Senator Justin Wong (JCI Kowloon) • Immediate Past President Hades Ho (JCI Dragon)

Organizing Committee Team: Supervising Ofﬁcers: • National Membership Director Sylvia Lee • Kannie Kan (JCI Bauhinia) • Andrew Lin (JCI Tsuen Wan)

Chairman: Mable Ng (JCI Bauhinia)

177 Organizing Committee: • Secretary & Treasurer: Marco But (JCI Tsuen Wan) • Registration: Kat Chan (JCI Bauhinia) • Promotion: Kin Chung (JCI Tsuen Wan)

Total Attendance: 35 members from 18 Chapters

2.12. Change Maker Forum Change Maker Forum is a seminar to motivate young people to create positive change, as well as to promote JCIHK to the public. Through inviting supporting organizations and members' friends, the exposure of JCIHK is increased as a result to recruit new members. Hosting Chapters: JCI Tai Ping Shan and JCI Peninsula Theme: Best Time to Go! Date: 22nd May 2017 Venue: The Tsim Sha Tsui District Kai Fong Welfare Association Guest Speakers: • Prof Daniel Cheng, MH JP（鄭文聰教授） • Mr. Tommy Chan（陳家強先生） Supporting Organizations: • Linghan University • The Education University of Hong Kong • Hong Kong Institute of Marketing • The Hong Kong Institution of Surveyors • Rotary International District 3450 – Hong Kong, Macao & Mongolia • AIESEC in Hong Kong • Wofoo Social Enterprises

Organizing Committee Team: Project Adviser: National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan Supervising Ofﬁcers: • National Executive Vice President • Senator Leo Li • National Membership Director Sylvia Lee

Chairman: Howard Sze (JCI Peninsula) Organizing Committee: • Secretary & Logistic: Merlin Wong (JCI Tai Ping Shan) • Treasurer & Program: Louis Yeung (JCI Peninsula) • Promotion: Jenny Lau (JCI Tai Ping Shan) • Registration: Eric Chiu (JCI Peninsula)

178 Total Attendance: 360 participants included 107 Potential Prospective Members (PPMs) Achievement: 36 PPMs applied as PMs (closing rate: 33%)

2.13. PM Induction Ceremony PM Induction Ceremony was arranged by National Membership Team, to provide an opportunity for the Prospective Members inducted as Full Members, led by National President Senator Teresa Poon and witnessed by JCI Board of Directors. i. JCI President Reception (22 Mar 2017) 20 Prospective Members from 10 local chapters were inducted and the ceremony was witnessed by JCI President Senator Dawn Hetzel and several Past National Presidents. ii. JCI Vice President Reception (7 May 2017) 11 Prospective Members from 7 local chapters were inducted and the ceremony was witnessed by JCI Vice President Senator Kong Joo Kim and several Past National Presidents.

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS • NOM PM Assignment • Free venue and supermarket coupons granted to local chapters for organizing PMOs • Networker Results for Summer Season (21 May 2017 to 20 Aug 2017) • Networker Scheme for Autumn Season (21 Aug 2017 to 20 Nov 2017) • Good Morning NP in Sep 2017 • 28th 5-Star Training Camp in Oct 2017 (to be hosted by JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes and JCI Harbour) • NOM Prospective Members Orientation in Nov 2017

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is honourable to serve JCIHK as National Membership Director in 2017, with plenty of learning opportunities, skills development and valuable exposure in national level. This is a huge challenging position as to handle administration tasks, to response to enquiries from NOM PM and LOM membership teams, and to supervise numerous NOM projects & membership events.

Without the encouragement of National President Senator Teresa Poon, I did not attempt to take this people oriented area. Without the unlimited support of National Executive Vice President Senator Leo Li, the 12 NOM projects / membership events could not be successfully held within 8 months. Without the passionate and responsible National Membership Ofﬁcers Karen Kwong, Mable Tang and Patrick Ho, the series of membership events could not be run smoothly.

179 It is extended my gratitude to National Training and Development Commission and the local chapters' contribution to organize the wonderful NOM projects, JCI Peninsula, JCI Lion Rock, JCI Tai Ping Shan, JCI Bauhinia, JCI Ocean, JCI Sha Tin and JCI Tsuen Wan. Special thanks to National Immediate Past President Senator Brian Kwan as the project adviser in Change Maker Forum, for the comprehensive insight and guidelines during this 5-month project.

It is sincere appreciated to the Presidents and Membership teams of the 21 local chapters, for the kind cooperation and continuous support to NOM.

It is glad to have the assistance from Chamber Executive Phyllis Chan, Chamber Staff Michelle Mann, Kary Cheung and Olivia Lau for excellent coordination on membership affairs of NOM and LOMs.

Last but not least, my heartfelt appreciation goes to my mother chapter JCI Harbour for giving fully and limitless support all the time.

Finally, my best wishes to be delivered to the upcoming National Board especially National Membership Team for another breakthrough and fruitful year in 2018.

Sylvia Lee National Membership Director

180 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL RECORDS & RECOGNITION DIRECTOR WINITA YEUNG

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • To keep track on JCIHK to achieve JCI 100% Efficiency. • To maintain LOM Efficiency Program with proper records and present monthly reports to local chapters. • To provide clear and sufficient guidelines on LOM Efficiency Index. • To review and release JCIHK awards manual in timely manner. • To facilitate award bidding and arrange award judges by NOM & LOMs in ASPAC, National Convention and World Congress with clear and sufficient guidelines. • Motivate local chapters to support JCI events and monitor effectiveness of chapter management and development. • Prepare e-bidbook judging system.

2. ASSIGNMENT AND AREA REPORT 2.1. JCI 100% Efﬁciency Index The main purpose/objective of the JCI 100% Efﬁciency Program is to oversee and ensure that JCI National Organizations are providing the minimum service required to their members to support their efforts toward sustainable impact.

The 100% Efﬁciency program for 2017 will run from November 1, 2016 to October 30, 2017.

JCI Hong Kong, which is an afﬁliated National Organization of JCI, have to achieve certain requirements set from the JCI 100% Efﬁciency Program to provide services to their members to support their efforts toward sustainable impact. Ten rules plus bonus opportunities are needed for NOM to fulfil to be an all-rounded National Organization.

As at the end of July 2017, 100% efﬁciency was achieved and the rest of them will be monitored closely to get the highest marks.

2.2. JCI Hong Kong LOM Efﬁciency Program During this year, NRRD has had effective and close communication between NOM and LOMs. NRRD has responded promptly to enquiries sent from chapters and keynote reminders were being sent to all chapter Presidents frequently through channels

181 including e-mail, whatsapp group or personally, so as to support chapters and at the same time, promote NOM events to chapters.

The JCIHK LOM Efficiency Program is designed to motivate local chapters to maintain high efﬁciency and effectiveness in Chapter management and development, as well as in achieving the objectives of JCIHK. This year, new LOM Efficiency Index has been added which purpose is to motivate members to join International Conference more frequently.

Moreover, monthly reports with deadlines reminders have been sent to LOM Presidents on the 10th of every each month from January to July 2017. The 2017 LOM Efﬁciency Program will be continued until November 2017.

2.3. E-bidbook Seminar The theme of "Showcase Your Best Work of Life" was implemented to two seminars, one was held in February and the other one was in July 2017. At the end, we have received positive and overwhelming feedbacks from LOMs regarding the excellent presentations made by the Speakers.

During the seminars, participants were inspired and they have learnt a lot of things, from the fundamental concept of award system to the secret tips of winning an award in ASPAC 2017, 52nd National Convention and World Congress 2017. Presentation materials were being uploaded to the JCKHK website after the seminars so that members can revisit the materials for easy reference as well.

E-bidbook seminar I The program was held on 6 February 2017 to assist members in preparation for award bidding during the ASPAC. Excellent speakers of the seminar include 2016 JCI Tai Ping Shan President Edith Ko and 2016 JCI Apex President Kacy Yu. The seminar was very popular and fully packed with 60 participants. The two speakers delivered an excellent presentation on the prominent features of winning bidbooks and enlightened in the interactive workshop.

E-bidbook seminar II The seminar was held on 17 July 2017 to assist members in preparation for award bidding during the 52nd National Convention & World Congress 2017. Two distinguished speakers, 2017 National Vice President John Wong and 2017 National Mainland Affairs Committee Chairman, Mr. Kenneth Yu, were invited to share their winning experiences and the technique to present the projects in an eye-catching way to the audiences and judges. There were over 90 participants and they all enjoyed the seminar very much.

182 During the seminar, NRRD presented the LIVE demonstration on how to use the new jci.cc website and how to upload bidbooks. The seminar was recorded in video and has been uploaded to internet so that members can revisit the content for easy learning. Two additional video segmented were added into the video clip as an update due to latest development and advise from JCI.

Totally, JCIHK had submitted 43 bid-books to ASPAC 2017.

Furthermore, a total of 17 awards were being presented in ASPAC 2017 and JCI Hong Kong, as a whole, had received 7 signiﬁcant Awards in ASPAC Ulaanbaatar. Details of the Awards received are as follow:

1. Best National Growth & Development Program JCI Hong Kong - Be All We Can Be 2. Most Outstanding Local Organization JCI Peninsula 3. Best Local Peace Project JCI Peninsula - We Love Schooling 4. Best Local Community Empowerment Program JCI HK Jayceettes - Breastfeeding, Best Feeding 5. Best Local Global Goals Project JCI Lion Rock - Save the Earth, Stop Using Paper Towels Impact 6. Best Local Skill Development Program JCI Dragon - Dragon Apprentice 2016 7. Best Inter-Organization Collaboration Project JCI Apex - Hong Kong Hide n Seek – Junior Tour Guide Integrative Experiential Journey

5 judges representing JCI Hong Kong were nominated by JCIHK to serve the Judging Panel for 2017 JCI Asia-Paciﬁc Conference.

List of the 5 judges is as follow: 1. Edith Ko, Tai Ping Shan 2. Iris Lam, East Kowloon 3. Kelly Ngan, Sha Tin 4. Kacy Yu, Apex 5. Nancy Yau, City Lady

As NRRD, I am very much appreciated with their effort made during the judging session.

183 2.4. National Convention Award Program 2017 Award Judging Panel We were very honored to have 1999 National President Senator Louise Chan as the Chief Judge for 52nd National Convention Award Program. PNP Louise was more than a Chief Judge, she was very supportive and provided a lot of suggestions and advise, as well as sharing her valuable expereinces with us. The judging process would not have been so successful without her guidance and motivation.

Award Judge Brieﬁng Day was held on 31 August 2017 and the Award Judging Day was held on 3 September, 2017.

Award Trophy Preparation for presidental award and bidbook award for 2017 National Convention.

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS • World Congress Award Program 2017 preparation for e-bidbook submission and award judge nomination to 2017 World Congress is under way 24 September 2017 • Efﬁciency Index report (September to November 2017) • Admin Meeting (September and December 2017) • Joint Director Meeting (December 2017) • Handover work to the 2018 National Records and Recognition Director

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It was my great honour and pleasure to serve JCIHK as 2017 National Records and Recognition Director. After serving 3 years in APEX, it was a big challenge for me to serve JCIHK because I have to take care of 21 chapters. Although it's not easy, I am glad and cherish that I have got a chance to see the bigger world, gained more knowledge and met more people. I strongly believe that Serving JCIHK would make a better me, more mature, improved my own management skill, and learned to be a good leader, which acted as the stepping stone for me to advance my career path in JC.

It was both exciting and joyful for me to work with National President Senator Teresa Poon. I really learned a lot from her, she is so talented and very strong in leadership! I am also very greatful and blessed that she has been very supportive and trusted my working ability without any doubt. Also, I would like to express my sincere gratitude and thanks to NGLC Senator Zenith Lin for his valuable advice and guidance. Special thanks to chamber ofﬁce staff members for their help and efforts made on the R&R Area. Last but not least, I would like to express my gratitude to JCI Apex for nominating me as National Director, to excel further growth and explore my fruitful journey in JC!

184 Final credit goes to my two National Records & Recognition Ofﬁcers, Katie Tsang from JCI Peninsula and Steven Chow from JCI Apex for their continous contribution and support throughout the year, I can't imagine my life without them!

We expereinced the spirit of "Best Work of Life" was well-relected to all JCI members with the distinct growth and hope everyone can keep in mind to transcend yourselves to another stage.

This year I was really happy to have 8 buddies working together, we don't always come out for gathering but we always support each other spiritually. These mermories are unforgetable.

Best wishes to all desginated National Board of Directors, LOM Presidents and their ofﬁcers in 2018!

Winita Yeung National Records & Recognition Director

185 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS AFFAIRS DIRECTOR ALEX TSE

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • Provide opportunity for JCIHK & LOMs to promote their United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG) initiatives to the public • To support LOMs with regards to Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) implementation • Organizing Poverty Simulation Workshop. We could educate the people in Hong Kong and let them know more about poverty, and let them experience what poverty is through the program and draw the social concern about poverty • Organizing SDG Forum to promote UNSDG within JCI Hong Kong and in the Hong Kong community • Organizing Organ Donation Appreciation Program. We could promote organ donation to allow public to understand and be receptive of the idea of organ donation; and encouraging public to register at the CODR (www.codr.gov.hk) of the Department of Health • Organizing JCIHK Better World Program. We encourage companies, organizations and schools to actively support the Global Goals and build a Better World with the Better World Logos given to them • Build relationships and partnerships with UN Agencies, Companies, NGOs and Schools geared towards Sustainable Development

2. ASSIGNMENT AND AREA REPORT 2.1. National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Area Projects • Poverty Simulation Program Hosting Chapter: JCI North District Chairman: Jo Wong Schedule of the Events: 2 April 2017 Advocator Training Day and Sustainable Development Goals Forum 15 June 2017 Poverty Simulation Workshop I 28 July 2017 Community Service Day 13 August 2017 Poverty Simulation Workshop II cum Closing Ceremony

186 Overview: The Poverty Simulation Workshop emphasized support for SDG Goal no.1: No Poverty and SDG Goal No.2: Zero Hunger. The program allows you to understand the difficulties of low-income families in Hong Kong (e.g. one-parent family) through role-playing. Through this workshop, we will be able to have a better understand and aware of the poverty situation.

Advocator Training Day & Sustainable Development Goals Forum (2 April 2017) We have invited Hezon Tang from the Hong Kong Lutheran Social Service (HKLSS) to be our guest speaker to share the poverty situation in Hong Kong.

Poverty Simulation Workshop I (15 June 2017) The workshop was held in La Salle Primary School with more than 70 students.

Community Service Day (28 July 2017) Joined with the Jockey Club Cheung Wah Youth S.P.O.T, we visit the underprivileged families. Distributing family household products. During the visit, we would let our participants the real situation of the underprivileged families.

Poverty Simulation Workshop II (13 August 2017) The workshop was held in JC office with more than 30 participants. The participants mainly come from the Hong Kong Life Planning Association and Tung Wah College.

• "LIFE ANGEL" UNSDG Organ Donation Appreciation Program Hosting Chapter: JCI Queensway Chairman: Heidi Chong Schedule of the Events: 18 June 2017 Kick Off Ceremony 8 October 2017 Outdoor Promotion Activity 19 November Closing Ceremony

Overview: With all the advanced medical technology, organ transplant still remains the only hope for some patients with organ failure. In Hong Kong, there is only a limited supply of donation of transplantable organs leaving over 2000 patients waiting desperately while fighting against death. We need to have an active support for organ donation by members of the public to shorten the waiting time and bring new life. Every day, more than 2000 patients are waiting for an organ transplant in Hong Kong. With only about 260,000 registered at the Centralised Organ Donation Register in Hong Kong. We need to raise the Public awareness of organ

187 donation. The Life Angel UNSDG Organ Donation Appreciation Program will recognize and appreciate Organ Donation Ambassadors "Life Angels" at different levels: Corporate, Organizations, schools, and individuals.

Kick Off Ceremony (15 June 2017) It was held at JC ofﬁce on 18 June 2017. With more than 80 participants joined the event. We have invited Dr. Anne Fung, Assistant Director of Department of Health to be our Guest of Honour, Ambassadors E-kids and one of the supporting organizations, Hong Kong Transplant Sport Association. There are session shared by two organ recipients, Mr. Martin Wong Yim Wah and Mr. Chan Kwok Ming Peter who have climbed up to the Mount Everest Base Camp (5,364m height) in May 2017.

Outdoor Promotional Activity (8 October 2017) & Closing Ceremony (19 November 2017) Partner Organizations and corporate will be invited to join the outdoor promotion activity day to deliver our message. In the Closing Ceremony, we will recognize and appreciate the Organ Donation Ambassadors "Life Angels" at different levels: Corporate, Organizations, schools, and individuals.

2.2. Promotion of SDG in JCIHK Event name Date Speaker National Sustainable 10 March 2017 Mr Robert Wong, 2015 TOYP Development Goals Affairs Awardee, Ms Sze Lai Shan, the Commission Experience Community Organiser of SOCO Program: Living like A Dwarf? Poverty Simulation 2 April 2017 HKLSS - Corporate Develop Workshop (Advocator Ofﬁcer, Hezon Tang Trainging & SDG Forum) UN Sustainable 31 May 2017 JCI UN & External Affairs Development Goals Committee Member, Asia and Workshop the Paciﬁc Senator Ronald Kan, National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Chairman Kacy Yu, National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Commissioner Chris Lai

2.3. UN Related Agency Relations UNICEF Hong Kong Meeting with the Chief Executive of UNICEF Hong Kong Ms. Jane Lau and the Sustainable Funds Leader Ms Vivian Pan. During the meeting, we shared how about the SDG framework of JCIHK and how we implement the goals in our projects.

188 2.4. National Global Goals Committee JCI outlined a series of tasks to be completed by the National Global Goals Committee. Task Involved Status Ensure all National Officers and JCI Local Organizations are aware of both the JCI Kanazawa Declaration and the Global Goals for Sustainable On-going Development Assist the National Organization in making a formal commitment to In Process advance the Global Goals within the country Engage members of the National Organization to identify the Global Goals that are most relevant to the country and report them to your Area P Director or Area Manager Use Global Goals promotional materials to encourage local members to take action toward the priority goals identified P Help organize National Partnership Summits whose theme is the Global Goals and topics of discussion are the priority goals identified P Use Global Goals social media promotional materials to share the Global Goals with your National Organization's social network P Help facilitate the sharing of materials, resources and information about the Global Goals to local organizations and members eager to implement P Take initiative in at least one national flagship program (ideally with attraction to media). P Link existing projects of the national and local organizations to the On-going global goals to demonstrate their relevance to the organization Assist Local Organizations in developing new projects and programs On-going that address the priority goals for their local community Report, share feedback and send recommendations to JCI about how we can better implement the Kanazawa Declaration and advance the Global In Process Goals Contribute at least two articles about the Global Goals, Kanazawa Declaration in your national publication in 2017 P Include articles about the Global Goals in communications with external On-going stakeholders and partners Support local organizations in submitting at least one project in 2017 that takes action to advance a global goal in the local community and In Process encourage them to upload it on the JCI Project Gallery Complete the end of year report. In Process Ensure the transfer of knowledge and information to the incoming In Process National Global Goals Committee members for 2018 Complete the application and register to become an official National In Process Partner of the Global Goals for sustainable development

189 JCI International Conference Representation for SDG Related Sections 1. Kanazawa Conference (17-19 February, 2017) 7 members attended the Kanazawa Conference. National President Senator Teresa Poon, JCI Vice President Senator Anthony Leung, JCI UN & External Affairs Committee Member, Asia and the Paciﬁc Senator Ronald Kan, National Executive Vice President Senator Leo Li, National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Director Alex Tse, National Sustainable Development Goals Officer Kitty Li, National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Vice Chairman Cecilia Ho.

2. JCI Global Partnership Summit 2017 (1-4 August 2017) 18 members attended the JCI Global Partnership Summit. National President Senator Teresa Poon, JCI Vice President Senator Anthony Leung, JCI UN & External Affairs Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Senator Ronald Kan, JCI Sponsorship Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Senator Maurice Leung, National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Chairman Kacy Yu, Jenny Fong (JCI Peninsula), Patrizia Yeung (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes), Samantha Kong (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes), Dora Chan (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes), Kitty Leung (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes), Jennie Ho (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes), Carol Ho (JCI East Kowloon), Senator Allan Leung (JCI East Kowloon), Pong Yau (JCI East Kowloon), Prudence Ching (JCI East Kowloon), Steven Ho (JCI East Kowloon), Tany Kwee (JCI Queensway) and Angie Lau (JCI North District).

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS • Submit report to JCI National Global Goals Committee • Update JCIHK website for SDGs Area • Continue supervising Poverty simulation and "LIFE ANGEL" UNSDG Organ Donation Appreciation Program • Continue promoting SDG and supporting chapters in their SDG initiatives • Continue to reach out to UN related agencies in Hong Kong to build sustainable relationships • Continue Organizing JCIHK Better World Program.

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would like to express my sincere gratitude to National President Senator Teresa Poon for give me this opportunity to serve in JCI Hong Kong as a National Director, supervising officer NEVP Senator Leo Li to and National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Commission Chairman Kacy Yu and her team for supporting our SDGs events.

190 I am sincerely appreciated to my teammates including: National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Officers Kitty Li (JCI North District) and Meg Chui (JCI Kowloon); the hosting chapter of Poverty Simulation Program JCI North District, Project Chairman Jo Wong and Organizing Committees; the hosting chapter of"LIFE ANGEL" UNSDG Organ Donation Appreciation Program, JCI Queensway, Project Chairman Heidi Chong and Organizing Committees; Thanks for all your great contributions. Our activities could not successfully completion without anyone of you.

I would like to thank my mother chapter JCI North District and President Hei Tse for giving me the opportunity to serve our beloved organization JCI Hong Kong.

Alex Tse National Sustainable Development Goals Affairs Director

191 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL WORLD CONCERN DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR SHIRLEY SO

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • To promote UN projects in Hong Kong community • To strengthen the relationships and partnerships between Run For Peace, Nothing But Nets partners and JCIHK • To provide opportunities to LOM to promote their UN projects to community

2. ASSIGNMENT AND AREA REPORT 2.1. Run For Peace Hosted by JCI Dragon & JCI City Lady This campaign is in support of SDG Goal 10: Reduce inequality within and among countries, SDG Goal 11: Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable and SDG Goal 16: Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels Objectives: • To foster social harmony for ethnic minorities • To generate positive energy among young people • To end discrimination

Campaign activities: • Invited artists and celebrities for campaign video • Constantly encourage JCI members to share the message with their families and friends • Relay running team with ethnic minorities • Cultural performance along the running route • Engage other JCI National organization to join the Run For Peace

Achievements: • 500 participants attended Run For Peace • Over 10 media coverage • Achieved with a total of HKD 31,132.37 donation received, which has been donated to Christian Action. • That has been sponsored 8 ethnic minorities kids to attend summer school

192 2.2. Second hand running shoes donation program Hosted by JCIHK Objectives: • To encourage JCIHK members to donate running shoes to ethnic monitories • To encourage ethnic monitories to do exercise and support Run For Peace Achievements: • This program has been supported by some corporate companies, schools and other NGO • Total 70 pairs of shoes have been collected within two weeks • All shoes have been donated to Christian Action

2.3. Second hand T-shirt and shorts donation program Hosted by JCIHK Objectives: • To encourage JCIHK members to donate T-shirts and shorts to ethnic monitories Achievements: • This program is held from 7 Aug to 18 Aug. We target to collect over 100 T-shirts and shorts.

2.4. Nothing But Nets Hosted by JCI Lantau This campaign is in support of SDG Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being, SDG Goal 17: Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development.

Objectives: • To reinforce the public to recognize the seriousness of malaria • To increases the public awareness of Nothing But Nets project • To raise fund for the purchase of insecticide –treated mosquito nets to countries which are at risk of malaria

Campaign Activities: • Opening ceremony at Fortune Metropolis on 17 June 2017 with over 200 participants • Donation boxes was placed at all pacific coffee outlets for the whole month of June • Opening ceremony highlights video was shown at roadshow in June • Nothing But Nets VR video was shown at opening ceremony and attracted many participants to experience VR video

193 Achievements: • Over 200 participants attended Nothing But Nets opening ceremony • Campaign video has been promoted via different platforms and arouse public awareness

3. OUTSTANDING TASKS • Second hand T-shirt and shorts donation program will be ended on 18 Aug • Nothing But Nets campaign will be ended in Sept, continue supervising Nothing But Nets project

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would like to take this opportunity to thank National President Senator Teresa Poon to give me a chance to be the National World Concern Development Director. It is a great opportunity for me to take the challenge. I would like to thank our NGLC Zenith Lin for his guidance, support and assistance. It has been my great pleasure to work with all National board members this year. Also, I would like to thank National World Concern Development Ofﬁcer Amanda Li for her passion, support and contribution at all times.

And I would like to express my gratitude to JCI Dragon, JCI City Lady and JCI Lantau for their hard work in organizing Run For Peace and Nothing But Nets projects.

Last but not least, a big thanks to all JCI Hong Kong members, appreciate for your support with participating NOM projects – Run For Peace and Nothing But Nets Kick-off ceremony and thank you for supporting JCI Hong Kong throughout the year.

Shirley So National World Concern Development Director

194 Reports from LOM Presidents

Report from: Page

The President of JCI Victoria 196

The President of JCI Kowloon 204

The President of JCI Island 213

The President of JCI Peninsula 221

The President of JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes 233

The President of JCI Lion Rock 246

The President of JCI Harbour 255

The President of JCI Yuen Long 267

The President of JCI Tai Ping Shan 272

The President of JCI Bauhinia 281

The President of JCI Dragon 292

The President of JCI East Kowloon 301

The President of JCI City 311

The President of JCI Queensway 318

The President of JCI North District 326

The President of JCI Ocean 333

The President of JCI Sha Tin 340

The President of JCI Apex 348

The President of JCI City Lady 359

The President of JCI Tsuen Wan 365

The President of JCI Lantau 371

195 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL VICTORIA

1. OBJECTIVE AND YEAR ACHIEVEMENT Our objectives: -To uphold the foundation of JCI Victoria by applying JC way -To enhance our chapter management by inspiring our members with different new initiatives -To perform our slogan in our projects and members throughout the year

Year Achievements: - 8 members have attended Asia Pacific International Conference while 24 members have joined Asia Paciﬁc Conference held in Ulaanbaatar of Mongolia. The participation rate was very high as nearly all active members joined. -Enhance our own "Member Awards Scheme 2017" to monitor members on their engagement of activities, recognize their contribution - There was 10% increase for Membership growth since last National Convention - 10 trainers in the chapter -Actively promote different leadership workshops to promote members with JC ways training.

2. THEME SEED Our Future 2.1. SEED's implication SEED represents "Social Responsibility", "Empathy", "Empowerment" and "Dedication". With these qualities, our members grow from a seed to truck and finally become a tree. We nurture our young people by excelling themselves with possibilities, and creating impacts in line with Global Goals.

3. PROFILE Established Since 1950 (67 Years) 3.1. Membership (up to 31 July 2017) 3.1.1 Current number of ordinary member: 49 3.1.2 Current number of senior members:30 3.1.3 Average age of members: 32.8 3.1.4 Gender distribution 49% Male, 51% Female

196 3.2. Membership Fee 3.2.1 Ordinary member: HKD1480 3.2.2 Current number of senior members: HKD880 3.3. Sister Chapter 3.3.1 JCI Tainan, Taiwan (Since 1983) 3.3.2 JCI Tawau, Malaysia (Since 1983) 3.3.3 JCI Osaka, Japan (Since 1989) 3.3.4 JCI Seoul Dongdaemun, Korea (Since 2002) 3.3.5 JCI Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (Since 2012)

4. ORGANIZATION 4.1. Board of Directors Directors • President Irene Leung • Immediate Past President Gin Lee • Hon. Secretary Mandy Lam • Hon. Treasurer Ivan Liu • Vice President (Membership Extension / Aimee Tan International Affairs) • Vice President (Community Development / Alan Lam Public Relations) • Vice President (Business Affairs / Mainland Affairs) Anson Fong • Vice President (Membership Affairs / Ivan Cheung Leadership Development / Publication & Communication) • Administration Director Sammy Chui • Financial Director Francis Cheuk • International Affairs Director Kenichi Yokofujita • Membership Extension Director Ellie Lam • Community Development Director David Chan • Business Affairs Director Isaac Tse • Mainland Affairs Director Queenice Wong • Membership Affairs Director Colwin Tham • Publication & Communication Director Cherry Cheung

Presidential Executive Assistant Carmen Lee

National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer Deacon Wong

Panel of Advisors • Presidential Advisor Senator Ronald Ho • Presidential Advisor Senator Rosalinda Hong

197 • Presidential Advisor Senator Spencer Li • Presidential Advisor Senator Vincent Chung • Chapter Affairs Advisor (Finance & Administration) Senator Clara Chan • Chapter Affairs Advisor (Editorial & Digital Marketing) Senator Jan Lai

Appointed Officers • Administration Officer Michelle Wong • Business Affairs Officer Steve Wong • Community Development Officer Lawrence Wong • Leadership Development Officer Sandy Li • Membership Affairs Officer Alan Tsang • Membership Extension Officer Mike Cheng • Public Relations Executive Officer When Yip • Public Relations Officer Maggie Phan • Publication & Communication Officer Sharon Lau

Training & Development Commission • Training & Development Commission Chairman David Chan • Training & Development Commission Vice Chairman Chun Wai Chan

Senior Members Club • Chairman Albert Ng

Area Advisors • Business Affairs Advisor Senator Chris Tam • Community Development Advisor Senator Angela Ying • International Affairs Advisor Senator Thomas Sun • Leadership Development Advisor Senator Patrick Ko • Mainland Affairs Advisor Senator Jimmy Bonds Lam • Membership Affairs Advisor Senator Eric Lo

Long Range Planning Committee Chairman • Chairman Senator Connie Woo

4.2. Hon. Legal Advisor • Senator Peter Ma

4.3. Auditor • Talent Partners CPA Ltd.

198 4.4. Board of Trustees • Chairman Felicia Sham • Trustee Senator Ronald Ho • Trustee Senator Clara Chan • Trustee Senator Spencer Li • Ex-ofﬁcio Irene Leung

4.5. JCI Victoria Foundation Ltd. (associated company) • Chairman Felicia Sham • Hon. Secretary Senator Connie Woo • Hon. Treasurer Senator Clara Chan • Director Senator Ronald Ho • Director Senator Angela Ying • Director Senator Spencer Li • Ex-ofﬁcio Irene Leung

4.6. Hon Life Members • Senator A de O Sales • Senator John Chan

5. MEETING 5.1. Board Meeting Board meetings are held monthly on the Fourth Wednesday (unless public holiday presence on that meeting date and shall therefore be postponed to the following Thursday) at the JCI Hong Kong Chamber Ofﬁce

5.2. Monthly Fellowship Gathering Monthly Fellowship Gatherings are held with a wide range of topics and format to provide members with different experiences and knowledge. Dinner Seminars are held occasionally to inspire members with interesting insights and JCI experience from different guest speakers.

Date Topic Venue 15 Jan 2017 Inauguration cum Jan MFG Royal Plaza Hotel 12 Feb 2017 6 Joint Chapters Spring Luncheon The Banqueting House in cum MFG( 六福臨門迎雞年 ) TST East ( 尖東御苑皇宴 ) 26 Mar 2017 Mar MFG : Running Games Impact Force CQB 21 Apr 2017 Apr MFG: Click Rate 變商機 : Causeway Bay Youtuber 吸 Like 攻略

199 23 May 2017 搵食快 DD Kwun Tong 27 Jul 2017 innoBrand Summit 2017 cum Jul The Hive MFG –Unicorn Factory

5.3 Joint Board Meeting and Joint Directors Meeting All Joint Board meetings and Joint Directors meetings were attended by President Irene Leung to ensure close communication with NOM

6. PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES 6.1. innoBrand Summit 2017: Macro-economic Summit 2017- In Search of The Golden Rooster in a Crowd of Black Swans( 在黑天鵝中尋金雞 ) innoBrand is one of flagship projects of Junior Chamber International Victoria (JCI Victoria) since 2006. This year, innoBrand 2017 targets potential young entrepreneurs, university students in related study can run small size local enterprise runners to gain insights into different ways of creating innovative brands and how branding brings success to their businesses. MBA Program Structure: Macroeconomics Summit in March to let the youth know the macro economics and political situation of Hong Kong, and to exchange ideas with expert guests in the forum Business Management Workshops in July Activities for Business Networking in November

Date: 11 Mar 2017 Time: 1:45pm to 4:30pm Venue: JCIHK Ofﬁce Speakers: Franklin Lam( 林奮強 ), BBS (Co-founder of HKGolden 50) and King Yip ( 葉景強 )(HK Mortgage Referral)

Result to achieve: • Encourage Hong Kong young generations by enhancing their knowledge in corporate branding and market positioning • Enhance publicity & brand image of JCI Victoria, our co-organizers, supporting organizations and sponsors in supporting Hong Kong founded business • 67 participants attended the seminar and most of them were looking forward to the 2 prominent speakers.

Impact: • Provide a platform for potential new entrepreneurs and local SMEs in Hong Kong to learn about methods of building up successful brand and stimulate awareness about the importance of an innovative branding strategy to SMEs in Hong Kong

200 6.2. innoBrand Summit 2017-Unicorn Factory( 顛價租金「廠」世界 ) Date: 27 Jul 2017 (Thu) Time: 6:45pm to 9:45pm Venue: The Hive, 21/F, The Phoenix, 23 Luard Road, Wanchai Speakers: Hon Jeremy Tam Man Ho ( 譚文豪議員), Mr Hamish Ho Chi Chung (Ocean Three 創辦人何智聰 ) & Ms. Doreen Kong Yuk Foon( 江玉歡律師 )

Result to achieve: • To look into the new operational ways, legal and technical solutions for potential young entrepreneurs in factory areas or factory buildings ("Factory-preneurs 廠業家 ") • On the event day, around 50 participants, including our members, Past Presidents, members' friends, walk in young people attended. • Inspiring themes were presented in policy and marketing perspectives by speakers and most participants responded positively.

Impacts: • Coverage of the seminar is spread throughout Facebook • Facebook boost reached 1026 readers and 41 post reactions • Facebook Live got over 800 views

6.3. Mental Health Press Conference 同行 . 童心 Let's walk. Let's talk" 問卷調查發佈記者招待會 Date: 22 May 2017 Time: 11am-1pm Venue: JCIHK Ofﬁce Since the start of the academic year, a spike in the number of students in Hong Kong who have committed suicide has seen 22 young people – one just 11 years old – take their lives. The society is desperately to solve the suicide problems amongst students. With applying JCI Active Citizens Framework, JCI Victoria joint force with JCI Lantau have launched << 同行．童心 Let's walk. Let's talk 學童精神健康推廣計劃 >> to tackle the root cause of suicide problems amongst students.

Result to achieve • A survey with 528 respondents was conducted from March to May 2017. Survey respondents gave the government a score of 3.47 out of 10 for its efforts to improve children's mental health. • More than 95 per cent agreed that current resources were inadequate. 60 per cent of respondents agreed family support was more effective than government policies in improving children's mental health. 64 per cent of 528 adult respondents thought the family was most effective in improving a child's mental health.

201 Another 21 per cent agreed that government policies could help. • The project has aroused the awareness of professional bodies. Hong Kong Psychology Association, one of the professional organizations, has become the key partner in creating the impact of the projects sustainably to the community.

Impact • The projects were reported by several English and Chinese media, including South China Morning Post, Oriental daily, Singtao daily, AM730, Metroradio, HK01, Yahoo News, Sina News. • 20 people were trained with our Mental Health First Aid Certiﬁcate Program and received certificate from The Mental Health Association of Hong Kong. Their skills can help students who are developing a mental health problem and relieve them from emotional outbreak.

7. PROJECTS INVOLVED WITH OTHER LOMS IN HONG KONG Date Name of Activity Chapters involved 16 Jan 2017 6 Joint Chapets' Excom Training JCI Kowloon, JCI Peninsula, JCI Harbour , JCI Queensway, JCI Ocean 12 Feb 2017 6 Joint Chapters Spring Luncheon JCI Bauhinia, JCI North District, JCI cum MFG( 六福臨門迎雞年 ) Ocean, JCI Apex, JCI Lantau 19 May 2017 7 Chapters' Joint Happy Hour JCI Lion Rock, JCI Yuen Long, JCI Gathering North District, JCI Apex, JCI City Lady, JCI Lantau 22 May 2017 Let's Talk. Let's Walk. JCI Lantau 31 Mar 2017 6 Chapters' Joint Happy Hour JCI Island, JCI Yuen Long, JCI North Gathering District, JCI Ocean, JCI Apex 4 Jul 2017 三會結義耀才能 2017 JCI Victoria, JCI East Kowloon, JCI Tai Ping Shan 28 Jul 2017 4 Chapters' Joint Happy Hour JCI Kowloon, JCI Yuen Long, JCI Gathering Ocean 9 Aug 2017 JCI Admin JCI Island

8. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS TO BE LAUNCHED 8.1. 30 Sep 2017: "Good SO" Outstanding Social Enterprise Award Ceremony 2017 8.2. 8 Oct 2017: Grandparents' Day

9. CONCLUSION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This is a year for me, the board and the members to remember. Time ﬂies. Still, it is my honor to have the opportunity to serve as 2017 President for Junior Chamber International Victoria. I never think I would do that before but ﬁnally I am very proud to be the President of the most senior chapter of JCI Hong Kong following the legacy

202 and the great achievement built by our past presidents. It is absolutely the most challenging year of my Jaycee career but I believe everything will be awarded as long as we have good faith.

On behalf of Junior Chamber International Victoria, I would like to express my thankfulness to National President Senator Teresa Poon and National Assigned Executive Officer National Vice President Deacon Wong for their unfailing support to me and the Chapter.

Thanks to all NOM ofﬁcers for their support and assistance in all areas throughout the year. Thanks to all Chapter Presidents for their encouragement and friendship. My deepest gratitude goes to our Honorary Life President Senator John Chan; Presidential Advisors Past National President Senator Ronald Ho, Past National President Senator Spencer Li, Past President Senator Vincent Chung, Past President Senator Rosalinda Hong ; Chapter Affairs Advisors Past President Senator Clara Chan and Past President Senator Jan Lai, all Past Presidents, Area and Projects Advisors of JCI Victoria for giving me great support and encouragement throughout my presidential year. They were always ready to guide us and offer utmost support whenever we requested. Without you all, I can't grow like now. I appreciate there were not much pressure from Past Presidents who all support me to go ahead this year.

Special thanks to our Honorary Legal Advisor Peter Ma from Lai, K.M & Li Solicitors &Notaries and Auditor Talent Partners CPA Ltd. for their professional support. I take this chance to thank my board members including: IPP Gin Lee, HS Mandy Lam, HT Ivan Liu, VP Aimee Tan, VP Anson Fong, VP Alan Lam, VP Ivan Cheung, BAD Issac Tse, CDD & TDC Chairman David Chan, MAD Colwin Tham, MED Ellie Lam, FD Francis Cheuk, PCD Cherry Cheung, IAD Kenichi Yokofujita, MLAD Queenice Wong, AD Sammy Chui, Presidential Executive Assistant Carmen Lee, all appointed officers, chairmen and organizing committee members for their commitment and support to the chapter. This year, we came up some challenges but I believe most of us can tackle them in a positive way.

Needless to say, thanks to our members for fully support to the chapter. A valuable opportunity comes to this year and I think most of us can learn a lesson from experiences. My wishes go to the incoming Board for another fruitful year in 2018. SEED our Future!

Irene Leung President

203 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL KOWLOON

1. OBJECTIVE AND YEAR ACHIEVEMENT With the theme "Make A Difference" set for JCI Kowloon in 2017, our main objective is to provide a platform for our members to create positive changes and ‘Make A Difference' in all aspects individually, to the chapter and to the society. To achieve this, our chapter set the following objectives this year:

• To reinforce and strengthen the JC Values in each of our members Through our Kepler Project, an internal project that targets to motivate our members to join different Leadership Development courses, members completed different JC ofﬁcial courses and were also being given opportunities to take up the trainers role, through this, they can be groomed as future trainers.

• To strengthen the bonding between the new, experienced and senior members Past presidents, senior members are being invited to all of our events. Experienced members are being invited to be the chairmen of several projects in the aim to pass on their knowledge and experience to our new members. In 2017, we see a better bonding fostered between our members, and in July, we had over 50 guests attended our monthly fellowship gathering co-hosted with senior members club

• Membership growth and retention To recruit more new members and retain our existing members to make our chapter a stronger and sustainable one. We have 64 members as of today, an increase of 14.2% compared to 56 members in January. We are expecting to see few more members to be inducted in August.

• Identify new problems or areas in the community which need our attention A new community development project – ‘Together We Care' has been launched with the aim to raise awareness on different social problems in Hong Kong, this year, Dementia is picked as the theme.

204 2. THEME "Make A Difference" is the theme for JCI Kowloon in 2017.

We believe that every little difference counts! In 2017, we determined to provide a platform for our members to "make a difference" in the community, to the chapter and to themselves. We determined to give a new impression, to show everyone a ‘different' JCI Kowloon by bringing new and ‘different projects, by enhancing our ﬂagship projects through adding ‘different' elements.

In 2017, all of us will enjoy the "best work of life", "make a difference" in a positive manner and "build a better future" together.

3. PROFILE Established Since 1965 3.1. Membership (up to 31 July 2017) 3.1.1 Current number of ordinary member: 64 3.1.2 Current number of senior members: 15 3.1.3 Average age of members: 31.0 3.1.4 Gender distribution 52% Male, 48% Female 3.2. Membership Fee 3.2.1 Ordinary member: HKD$1,500 3.2.2 Senior member: HKD$500 3.3. Sister Chapter 3.3.1 JCI Mandaue, The Philippines (Since 1974) 3.3.2 JCI Taipei Jayceettes, Taiwan (Since 1978) 3.3.3 JCI Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Since 1979) 3.3.4 JCI Orchid, Singapore (Since 1980) 3.3.5 JCI Nagoya, Japan (Since 1985) 3.3.6 Pan Mac JC, Macao (Since 1991) 3.3.7 Daegu Suseong JC, Korea (Since 2011) 3.3.8 JCI Capital, Mongolia (Since 2013)

4. ORGANIZATION • Honorary Legal Advisor Ms. Amy Kwong • Honorary Auditor Peter Cheng & Company

2017 Board of Directors • President Claudia Chor • Immediate Past President Antonia Cho • Honorary Secretary (Secretariat/ Records & Steven Szeto Recognition)

205 • Honorary Treasurer (Treasury/ Edward So Business Affairs) • Vice President (Community Development/ Benson Pang Leadership Development/ Publication) • Vice President (Membership) Christine Wan • Vice President (International Affairs/ Dorothy Sze Public Relations) • Director (Business Affairs) Dixon Sum • Director (Community Development) Michelle Yau • Director (Finance) Christy Mak • Director (Leadership Development) Faye Feng • Director (Membership Affairs) Angela Cheung • Director (Membership Extension) Evan Leung • Director (Publication) Dora Huang • Director (Public Relations) Dave Wong • Director (Records & Recognition) Wilson Leung

Appointed Officers (without voting rights) • Presidential Assistant Gilbert Lo • Officer (Business Affairs) Spencer Shai • Officer (Digital) Dominic Lee • Officer (International Affairs) Harry Chan • Officer (Leadership Development) Marco Yeung • Officer (Membership Affairs) Cathy Tang • Officer (Membership Extension) Savannah Tang • Training Development Council Chairman Kenny Li

Advisors • Presidential Advisor Past National President/ Honorary Life President Senator Andrew, BBS • Chapter Advisor Past President Senator Kitty Chan • Chapter Advisor Past President Senator Jackson Leung • Chapter Advisor Past President Senator Nelson Lin • Chapter Advisor Past President Senator Jade Chan • Chapter Advisor Past President Senator Justin Wong

JCI Kowloon Foundation • Chairman Past National President Senator Paul Wu • Advisor Past National President/ Honorary Life President Senator Andrew, BBS • Committee Member Past President Senator Kitty Chan

206 • Committee Member Past President Senator Jackson Leung • Committee Member Senior Member Club Chairman Dicky King

Senior Member Club • Chairman Dicky King • Immediate Past Chairman Past President Senator Queenie Lo • Vice Chairman Past President Senator Donna Lau • Committee Member Henry Lau • Committee Member Keith Tam • Ex-Offcio Immediate Past President Antonia Cho

5. MEETING 5.1 Board Meeting Board Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at Jayceetees Board Room, JC Ofﬁce

5.2 Extraordinary General Meeting The 2017 Extraordinary General Meeting was held on 9 August to appoint Peter Cheng & Company as the new auditor of JCI Kowloon.

5.3 Monthly Fellowship Gathering The Monthly Fellowship Gatherings (MFGs) are held every month in different formats including formal or informal dining. Details of each monthly fellowship gatherings are held and listed as follow:-

Month Theme January 2017 Inauguration Ceremony cum January Monthly Fellowship Gathering February 3 Dragon Bonanza co-hosted with JCI Dragon and JCI East Kowloon March The Young Leadership Spirit Guest Speakers: Mr. Chip Tsao ( 陶傑 ) and Mr. Joseph Lam ( 林作 ) April Tour to Legislative Council Complex May Daring to Dream Guest Speakers : Mr. Renson Chan ( 陳文剛 ) and Ms. Jo Ngai ( 魏綺珊 ) June Change the World (on A.I. revolution) July Summer Friendtasy Co-host with Senior Member Club August Unlock the Secrets Hidden in Your Hands

207 6. PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES 6.1. Community Development: Together We Care – Best Friend of Dementia ( 港心 . 廣愛 - 最佳「腦」朋友 ) Background of the Project: A new community project with the aim to explore different social issues in Hong Kong every year. With the rapid development of scientific technology of medical equipment and medicine, people live longer than the past. The society became aged population in which there is rapidly increase of disease related to elderly in worldwide and that also applies to Hong Kong. Dementia is one of the global health issues and World Health Organization (WHO) reports that a new case of dementia is diagnosed every 4 seconds.

In view of this, Dementia is picked to be the theme of the project and we aim to raise awareness of this in the society.

Results to achieve: There are 6 phrases for this project Phrase 1: Questionnaires on young adults' understandings on Dementia and its related services currently available in Hong Kong • Over 500 questionnaires were collected Phrase 2: Kick- off Ceremony (7 May 2017) • Over 100 guests attended the ceremony • Dr. Ko Wing-man, BBS, former Secretary for Food and Health was the Guest of Honor • Ms. Karene Mak ( 麥貝夷小姐 ), Mr. Brian Wong( 黃千庭先生 ) and Ms. Mannyan Lam ( 林聞恩小姐) are being appointed as our Star Campaign Ambassadors Phrase 3: Workshop Co-hosted Workshop with Children's Chinese Calligraphy Competition Team (25 June 2017) • Around 40 guests including elderly, members, parents and kids joined the workshop to do the Chinese Calligraphy writings together Phrase 4: Young Ambassador training workshops and home visits • 3 workshops and home visits were organized on 8/7, 22/7 and 29/7 • Around 100 young ambassadors are being trained to raise awareness on Dementia in the community Phrase 5: Community Education Day • Held on 5 August in Belcher Bay Park, Kennedy Town • Ms. Helen Law Lan ( 羅蘭 ) is the star guest speaker and joins along with our Star Campaign Ambassadors- Ms. Karene Mak, Mr. Brian Wong and Ms. Mannyan Lam

208 Phrase 6: Dementia-friendly Caring Shops Recognition Schemes • Around 10 different types of shops including restaurants, pharmacies joined the schemes in the Sai Wan community to date and we expect to see and get more applications

Impact: • Raised the public awareness on Dementia through workshops and education day in the community • Young ambassadors and participants got to know more about Dementia and how to treat, take care of those who are being diagnosed • Through the simple early testing, we referred cases / individuals with early syndromes to our partner- Mind-Delight Memory & Cognitive Training Centre for further follow up

6.2. Community Development: 10th Children's Chinese Calligraphy Competition ( 第十屆兒童中文書法比賽 ) Background of the Project: The practice of Chinese Calligraphy has been found to improve concentration, patience, and creativity. This year, we are celebrating the 10th Anniversary of this ﬂagship project and the theme is 細味寫意. We hope to promote the message of fostering communication between parents and children, and the beauty of Chinese calligraphy and writing through different activities.

Results to achieve: There are 4 main activities for this project Activity 1: Kick- off Ceremony (13 May 2017) • Around 100 guests joined in total, with the kick-off ceremony hosted in Avon Mall, Fanling; along with a bus parade and roadshows in Mongkok and Yuen Long • Ms. Claire Yiu ( 姚嘉妮 ) was the star ambassador of the event Activity 2: Competition (13 May – 7 July 2017) • Received over 500 competition entries and 100 brush calligraphy entries Activity 3: Chinese Calligraphy Workshops • 2 workshops were hosted on 28 May and 25 June (co-hosted with Together We Care- Best Friend of Dementia project) with psychologist and calligraphy teachers in attendance to teach our participants Chinese Calligraphy writings Activity 4: Final Competition cum Award Ceremony (6 August 2017) • 60 ﬁnalists from the brush calligraphy competition (junior level and senior leve) will be invited to participate in the ﬁnal stage

209 Impact: • Promoted the Chinese Calligraphy not only to children, but also their parents and elderly (researches state that Chinese Calligraphy could ease Dementia) • Parents got better understandings about Chinese Calligraphy and how that could improve children's emotions • A ﬁrst cross-over project between 2 ﬂagship projects (Together We Care x 4C)

6.3. Business Affairs: Road to Little Boss 2017 Background of the Project: Road to Little Boss aims to provide a platform to encourage young people to start their own businesses and achieve their dreams.

Through different sharing by key speakers, participants will learn the skills required to formulate their business ideas and draft business plans. We focus on the topic of Internet of Things (IoT) this year.

Results to achieve: There are 3 main activities for this project to date: Activity 1: New Year Boom Project (22-28 January 2017) • provide a real business start-up practical opportunity for members by participating in the New Year Fair at the Victoria Park • members planned the booth and got an opportunity to promote their own businesses to the public (over 1 Million of visitors) during the period

Activity 2: Kick-off Ceremony cum Business Seminar (3 June 2017) • Legislative Councillor Hon. Charles Peter Mok, JP was the Guest of Honor; with the following speakers: Mr. Warren Ng, President of Hong Kong Netrepreneurs Association, Mr. Chois Choi, Founder of Source Network Media Group Ltd. and Mr. Kenneth Leung, Managing Director of Emori Products Company Limited/ Vice Chairman of Hong Kong Top 10 e-Commerce Club being invited to do sharing with the participants • Over 50 participants joined this kick-off ceremony cum workshop

Activity 3: Business Workshop E-Commerce and Business Start-Up (15 July 2017) • Mr. Eric Chan, Chief Consultant of Reachtop Consulting and Mr. Chois Choi, Founder of Source Network Media Group Ltd. were the key speakers • Over 30 participants joined the workshop to get the practical tips from the speakers

210 Impact: • Through joining the New Year Fair, members got practical experience to try out running a start-up business by ‘being a boss' • Participants gained insights and advice from local successful entrepreneurs

7. PROJECTS INVOLVED WITH OTHER LOMS IN HONG KONG 7.1. 16 January 2017: Leadership Development Workshop- JC Monopoly (co-hosted with JCI Victoria, JCI Peninsula, JCI Harbour, JCI Queensway and JCI Ocean)

19 February 2017: LD Workshop: JC Protocol and Meeting Procedures (co-hosted with JCI Tsuen Wan)

22 February 2017: Public Relations- 9-Chapter Joint Happy Hour (co-hosted with JCI Peninsula, JCI Lion Rock, JCI Harbour, JCI Tai Ping Shan, JCI Bauhinia, JCI Dragon, JCI Tsuen Wan and JCI Lantau)

4 March 2017: Membership Affairs- Three-Dragon Bonanza (co-hosted with JCI Dragon and JCI East Kowloon)

28 July 2017: Public Relations- 4-Chapter Joint Happy Hour (co-hosted with JCI Victoria and JCI Yuen Long and JCI Ocean)

8. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS TO BE LAUNCHED 8.1. 12 August 2017- Shelter Dreams 2017 ( 小紙箱 . 大世界 ) In its 7th year, through a whole day event with in-depth orienteering tour, cardboard shelters building and ﬁnancial management planning competitions, participants will have a better understanding on the working poor and housing problems in Hong Kong.

Results to achieve: - the project aims to raise awareness on poverty and housing issues, and guided youngsters to face such problems positively - to motivate youngsters to achieve their dreams

8.2. 9 September 2017- Annual General Meeting cum September Monthly Fellowship Gathering

8.3. 16 - 19 November - Overseas Leadership Academy This is a new leadership development cum international affairs project initiated by our chapter. It would be in the form of 4-day-3-night leadership training camp to be held in Hong Kong.

211 Results to achieve: • to enhance the leadership of our potential chapter presidents/ elite members from our 8 sister chapters, as well as • to facilitate cultural exchange to strengthen the relationships with our 8 sister chapters

9. CONCLUSION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2017 will deﬁnitely be one of my most memorable years to remember. It is my great pleasure to be the President of JCI Kowloon in 2017. It has been a ‘different' year for us with lots of achievements accomplished.

I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to National President Senator Teresa Poon and all the JCI Hong Kong Board of Directors and Ofﬁcers for giving us a chance to enjoy the ‘Best Work of Life' together. I must also express my gratitude to our National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer Kannis Leung for her continuous guidance and support throughout the year.

My appreciation goes to Honorary Legal Advisor Ms. Amy Kwong and Honorary Auditor Peter Cheng & Company for their continuous guidance and assistance. Thanks must also be given to my dear Advisors, including Past National President/ Presidential Advisor/ Honorary Life President Senator Andrew Wong, BBS, Chapter Advisors including Past President Senator Kitty Chan, Past President Senator Jackson Leung, Past President Senator Nelson Lin, Past President Senator Jade Chan and Past President Senator Justin Wong for their continuous guidance. Without their valuable advice, support and guidance, my presidential year would not have been so smooth and successful. I would also like to express my utmost thanks to my Board of Directors, all projects chairmen and members who have walked through the ‘Make A Difference (MAD)' Journey with me this year.

Let's continue to ‘Build a Better Future, enjoy the ‘Best work of Life' and ‘Make A Difference' together in 2017!

Claudia Chor President

212 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL ISLAND

1. OBJECTIVE AND YEAR ACHIEVEMENT On the basis that JCI Island has been growing recently and celebrated the 50th anniversary last year, we determined to take assertive steps in 2017 to further provide opportunities for our members to grow such as breaking through our previous projects and organizing new flagship projects. This spirit could be embodied by our slogan, "Islanders – Be Global Networkers".

In Community Development area, we continued to organize the flagship project, "O! Love Tour" for the 4th consecutive year for the benefit of singleton elderlies who have no prior flying experience. However, we successfully expanded the scope of this project by extending the trip from 3-day-2-night to 4-day-3-night and increasing a visit to Taichung besides Taipei. We also enhanced the criteria of the selection of the singleton elderlies to those coming from grass-root level with the majority of them obtaining the Comprehensive Social Security Assistance in order to enhance the quality of the beneficiaries.

On the other hand, "Shell / Island JC Scholarship for the Disabled" will be continued on 36th consecutive year to recognize and reward those hard-working students suffering from disability by working with HKSAR Government and other organizations. In 2017, we also successfully expanded the scope of this project by adding one category for the Diversified Potential Development Project which will subsidize the students nominated by the principals in Hong Kong Special Schools. To increase the impact of this project on the society, we have successfully expanded the scope by arranging a gallery of visual arts prepared by those disabled students in a public area.

In Business Affairs area, we launched a new ﬂagship project, "Hackathon" to allow provide over 20 tertiary students an opportunity to contribute their creative business ideas to a listed company, Bauhaus, by way of a competition known as "Hackathon", which is a fresh new concept amongst all LOMs in JCI Hong Kong.

In addition, a joint-chapter Guangzhou Business Trip was organized again. To improve the attractiveness of this project, in 2017, we chose a weekday visit to Guangzhou so that our members could have opportunities, for the 1st time, to visit some large local enterprises such as "mobike" to widen their horizons.

213 In Leadership Development area, we also launched a new ﬂagship project, "CEO Factory" to provide tertiary students an opportunity to shadow the work from CEOs or senior management staff. This project could enhance the mutual understanding between the employers and the employees with the complication of different generation gaps. We worked with 6 companies including one listed company, Guru Online.

To allownew members to grow in JCI, we also provided more training opportunities to our members by organizing / co-organizing 6 JCI official courses such as JCI Achieve, JCI Impact, JCI Admin, Effective Leadership, Effective Meetings and Effective Communication: Building a Foundation.

JCI Island obtained, in the 1st time in the last couple of years, the hosting right to host JCI Hong Kong Leadership Academy to provide training opportunities to those experienced JCI members to further develop their JCI career paths and contribute to JCI Hong Kong.

In International Affairs area, we continued to bring opportunities to our members to widen their international exposure, such as visiting and receiving sister chapters, and, for the 1st time in recent years, attending 4 area conferences to assist the driving of JCI movement.

In United Nations Affairs area, we launched a new ﬂagship project, "Edutainment Fest" to address speciﬁcally the UN Sustainable Development Goal number 4, Quality Education. We have invited 23 speakers / trainers including edutainment practitioners to increase the awareness of "play with joy, study with joy" amongst the students for their all-rounded development.

In Membership Affairs area, JCI Island has expanded the number of Fellowship Gatherings and invited guest speakers such as former ATV Director Mr. Ip Ka Po, Green Architect and 2016 TOYP Awardee Mr. Tony Ip, and, for the 1st time with consul-general, Consul-General of Israel to Hong Kong and Macau Mr. Sagi Karni. JCI Island also hosted 2 Prospective Membership Orientations to recruit more members.

In Public Relations area, JCI Island continued to participate in different NOM and LOM activities. In addition, we increased the number of issues for our chapter publication, "Brotherhood" to 4. We also continued to organize JC Sports Day for the beneﬁt of all 21 LOMs by improving the rundown and risk management.

In Digital Marketing area, JCI Island has launched a new website, www.jciisland.org with a completely new interface to align with the modern trend.

2017 is a year of breakthroughs and innovations for JCI Island, and have set new

214 milestones for our Chapter at various aspects. Through the Board members and the spirit of brotherhood, JCI Island has taken assertive steps successfully to expand and increase its inﬂuence on the society by making greater impact and creating more positive change, to align with JCI Creed, JCI Mission and JCI Vision.

2. THEME "Islanders – Be Global Networkers" is the theme for JCI Island in 2017. We believe by organizing more projects in different aspects, our members will widen the horizons both locally and internationally and can act the best work of life.

3. PROFILE Established Since 1966 (51 Years) 3.1. Membership (up to 31 July 2017) 3.1.1 Current number of ordinary member: 40 3.1.2 Current number of senior members: 27 3.1.3 Average age of members: 31.9 3.1.4 Gender distribution 100% Male 3.2. Membership Fee 3.2.1 Ordinary member: HKD1,600.00 3.2.2 Current member of senior members: HKD750.00 3.3. Sister Chapter 3.3.1 JCI Makati, the Philippines (Since 1971) 3.3.2 JCI Taipei, Taiwan (Since 1974) 3.3.3 JCI Seoul, Korea (Since 1976) 3.3.4 JCI Bukit Mertajam, Malaysia (Since 1984) 3.3.5 JCI Manilena, the Philippines (Since 1987) 3.3.6 JCI Sendai, Japan (Since 1994)

4. ORGANIZATION 4.1. Board Members • President David Luk • Immediate Past President Deacon Wong • Secretary General (International Affairs, Clive Lee United Nations Affairs) • Treasurer (Leadership Development) Ronald Chang • Vice President (Membership Affairs, Benjamin Lee Public Relations) • Vice President (Community Development), Clement Lee • Vice President (Business Affairs, Rick Lee Digital Marketing) • Director (Membership Affairs) Kenneth Au-Yeung

215 • Director (Community Development) Jacky Tsang • Director (Public Relations, Kaden Choi Digital Marketing) • Appointed officers (without voting rights) • Officer (Leadership Development), Billy Ho • Officer (Membership Affairs), Sam Sham • Officer (Public Relations), Leon Lau • Officer (International Affairs, Ricky Szeto United Nations Affairs)

4.2. Advisors and Auditor • Presidential Advisor 1998 President Senator Duncan Tai • Presidential Advisor 2009 President Senator Michael Tang • Presidential Advisor 2015 President Parco Wu • Honourary Legal Advisor Winnie Wai • Honourary Auditor HKJC Foundation Chairman and 2005 National President Senator Ellen Tsang

4.3. Senior Members Club Chairman Kenneth Li

4.4. Trust Fund Committee Chairman 2005 President Senator Keith Pon

4.5. Election Committee Chairman Immediate Past President and National Vice President Deacon Wong

5. MEETING 5.1. Board Meetings Face-to-face Board meetings are held on the 4th Wednesday of each month at JCI Hong Kong ofﬁce.

5.2. Monthly Fellowship Gatherings / Informal Gatherings 8 January 2017; Harbourview Hotel, Wanchai; 2017 Inaugural Ceremony cum January Fellowship Gathering 31 January 2017; u-banquet, North Point; Chinese New Year Gathering 31 January 2017; house-warming, Pok Fu Lam; Senior Members Club Gathering 23 February 2017; restaurant, Yau Ma Tei; Senior Members Club Gathering

216 2 April 2017; golf, Tai Po; Informal Gathering 27 April 2017; Dynasty Court, Central; April Fellowship Gathering cum Senior Members Club Gathering 25 May 2017; HK Scouts Centre, Jordan; Joint-chapter May Fellowship Gathering cum Senior Members Club Gathering 10 June 2017; ASPAC, Ulaanbaatar; Informal Gathering 19 July 2017; Chinese Recreation Club, Tin Hau; July Fellowship Gathering cum Senior Members Club Gathering 24 July 2017; Business Visit, Guangzhou; Informal Gathering 2 Sep 2017; Harbourview Hotel, Wanchai; 2017 Annual General Meeting cum September Fellowship Gathering October/November 2017; Formal; Fellowship Gathering cum Senior Members Club Gathering Drinks Monday on every Mondays; Hyatt Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui; Happy Hours Drinks

6. PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES 6.1. O! Love Tour Result to achieve: • To take an active role to arouse the awareness and concern on the singleton elderlies' issues • To equip the university students and our members with the essential skills to learn how to live with the elderlies for their own families and thus creating sustainable impact • To bring together like-minded partners such as Simon K.Y. Lee Foundation, the City University of Hong Kong (academics), Young Women's Christian Association and Golden Age Foundation (social sector), JCI Taipei (NGO), The Kinnet (commercial sector), corporate and individual sponsors to create positive change • To make the elderlies' ﬂying dreams come true • To promote intra-general harmony in the community by encourage mutual understanding between the elderlies and the youngsters

What kind of impact: • This project reaches over 1,000,000 people through media coverage such as Ming Pao, Commercial Radio, Ta Kung Pao and Facebook • The project has attracted over $200,000 sponsorship • 1st ﬂying experience for the singleton elderlies • University students' experience in living with the elderlies which in turn enhance their skills on their own families thus creating sustainable impact • Supporting organizations include All-Source Garment Exporter, Dah Chung Holding Ltd., Himson Global Company Limited, PW, Science Adventures, Screw and Fastener (HK) Co., Ltd., Wofoo Social Enterprises

217 6.2. Edutainment Fest Result to achieve: • To promote well-being 2030 (resilience, sustainability and innovation) under OECD Well-Being 2030 for Education • To promote a healthy, balanced development lifestyle for youth and children • To build an eco-system engaging different stakeholders in education • To develop a platform to recognize edutainment practitioners • To build capacity and psycho-social-emotional capabilities for youth in the Summer

What kind of impact: • This project reaches over 10,000 people through media coverage such as Facebook • Participants' awareness of a healthy and balanced lifestyle • Edutainment practitioners felt being recognized • Speakers and trainers include Mr. Jason Yip, Red Cross; Mr. Tony Ip, Green Architects and 2016 TOYP Awardee; Mr. Jimmy Tao, The Grand Prix at the International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva (2015); Mr. Bird Tang, Convenor and CEO of VolTra; and Ms. Carrie Tang, Founder and Director of Gracewise • Supporting organizations include ASPPA, DragoNation, Envision Hong Kong, Geili, HKSELTE, Leo Club of Hong Kong Citizens, Seysa, VolTra

6.3. Hackathon Result to achieve: • To provide a platform for the participants to share and implement their business ideas • To motivate the participants with creativity and innovation • To provide opportunities to the participants for commercial acumen • To bring together like-minded partners such as Impact Hub, Startup Salad and Bauhaus to create positive change • To provide employment opportunities for the participants at a listed company

What kind of impact: • This project reaches over 3,000 people through media coverage such as internet (letstartup.hk) and Facebook • Participants' creative business ideas commented by experienced managers • Employment opportunities for the participants to work in a listed company • Supporting organizations include IVE

218 7. PROJECTS INVOLVED WITH OTHER LOMS IN HONG KONG 7.1. 31 March 2017; Joint-chapters Happy Hour drinks; JCI Victoria, JCI Yuen Long, JCI North District, JCI Ocean and JCI Apex 7.2. 25 May 2017; Joint-chapters May Fellowship Gathering; JCI Queensway 7.3. 24-25 July 2017; Joint-chapters Guangzhou Business Visit; JCI Bauhinia 7.4. 29 July 2017; Joint-chapters JCI ofﬁcial courses (JCI Achieve, JCI Impact, Effective Communication: Building a Foundation); JCI Ocean, JCI Tsuen Wan, JCI Lantau 7.5. 9 August 2017; Joint-chapters JCI ofﬁcial course (JCI Admin); JCI Victoria

8. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS TO BE LAUNCHED 8.1. October: Visit to the Legislative Council 8.2. 3 November 2017:Shell / Island JC Scholarship for the Disabled (ceremony part only) 8.3. November / December: Fund-raising

9. CONCLUSION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The year of 2017 is a year for JCI Island to grow. The Board members have shown determination to bring JCI Island to a next level by either expanding the scope of existing ﬂagship projects or organizing various new projects in different areas.

I would like to express my gratitude towards the Board members who trust me and fully support me, and all the Islanders in various aspects, which showed to me with a strong sense of brotherhood.

I would like to extend my gratitude to Presidential Advisors, 1998 President Senator Duncan Tai, 2009 President Senator Michael Tang and 2015 President Parco Wu; Senior Members Club Chairman Kenneth Li; Trust Fund Chairman 2005 President Senator Keith Pon; Election Chairman Immediate Past President and National Vice President Deacon Wong; as well as the Honourary Legal Advisor Winnie Wai; and the Honourary Auditor HKJC Foundation Chairman and 2005 National President Senator Ellen Tsang.

I would also like to extend my gratitude to National President Senator Teresa Poon, National Assigned Executive Officer Kannis Leung, National Officers, Past National Presidents, Chapter Presidents, Past Presidents, Senators and all JCI members for your continuous support to JCI Island.

Last but not the least, I would like to express my appreciation to Project Chairmen and Organizing Committee members for your commitment, effort and passion to JCI Island and devising the projects for us.

219 All the best to the Board members, and wish everyone of you can be for the best work of life.

David Luk President

220 第五十二屆總會周年大會半島青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標「凝聚力量 • 展翅翱翔」是本年度的主題口號。「凝聚力量」意為希望今年加強會內長、中、青會友的交流。每位會員的能力、技能都是獨特的，期望凝聚會員每一點的力量，半島上下團結一心，一同發展會務。為保持會員人數平穩增長，目標是達到 80% 會員續會率及 5% 純會員增長率。「展翅翱翔」意為希望透過與不同的官、商、民機構合作，舉辦以青商積極公民框架為基礎及聯合國十七項可持續發展目標為範圍的工作計劃，向社會各界推廣青商理念，對社會及年青人締造正面影響，藉此鼓勵會員在青商的天際中勇敢地展開其翅膀，盡展所長，一同成長，一同翱翔。同時希望提升會員的參與率，目標為 95% 或以上。此外，本會今年致力與姊妹會的交流並合辦工作計劃，讓會員更能夠接觸青年商會國際化獨特的一面，為會員帶來更多的體驗。

2. 年度主題「凝聚力量 • 展翅翱翔」

3. 簡歷成立於 1969 年 ( 今年為 48 周年 ) 3.1. 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） 3.1.1 現有正式會員人數 : 130 人 3.1.2 現有資深會員人數 : 79 人 3.1.3 會員平均年齡 : 32 3.1.4 會員男女比例 : 53% 男會員及 47 % 女會員

3.2 會員費用 3.2.1 普通會員︰港幣一千五百元正 3.2.2 資深會員︰港幣六百五十元正

3.3 姊妹會 3.3.1 首都青年商會 ( 菲律賓 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1971 年 8 月 ) 3.3.2 城市青年商會 ( 新加坡 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1971 年 8 月 ) 3.3.3 箕面青年會議所 ( 日本 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1972 年 ) 3.3.4 台中國際青年商會 ( 台灣 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1972 年 ) 3.3.5 檀香山華裔青年商會 ( 美國夏威夷 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1975 年 11 月 ) 3.3.6 麻甫西首爾青年商會 ( 韓國 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1988 年 10 月 ) 3.3.7 濠江青年商會 ( 中國澳門 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1992 年 10 月 )

221 3.4 友誼盟會 3.4.1 韓國京都青年會議所 ( 日本 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1988 年 10 月 )

4. 組織架構 4.1. 執行董事局會長：林偉洛上屆會長：杜月嬋副會長：何卓燊副會長：楊詠欣副會長：黃永康副會長：朱學霖秘書長：黎思聰財務長：雲騰龍

4.2. 董事商業事務董事：老婉華社會發展董事：吳德偉國際事務董事：蘇嘉浚領袖才能董事：丁希純會員擴展董事：梁家穎出版事務董事：梁正熙公關推廣董事：鍾嘉賢紀錄及獎勵董事：彭仲恆會員事務董事：吳兆堅青年事務董事：朱韋謙祖國事務董事：馮善衡

4.3. 顧問團成員會長顧問：阮淑勤參議員、李銘津參議員會務顧問：黃志榮參議員、俞美華參議員陳玉桂參議員、關啟亮參議員國際事務組顧問：鄭展榮參議員、張智恆參議員財務處顧問：袁滿忠參議員青年事務組顧問：楊少琼參議員商業事務組顧問：陳玉桂參議員社會發展組顧問：陳展霞參議員出版事務組顧問：許秋成參議員公關推廣組顧問：趙少雄參議員紀錄及獎勵組顧問：唐慶華參議員領袖才能組顧問：關啟亮參議員會員事務組顧問：古麗芳參議員

222 秘書處顧問：俞美華參議員會員擴展組顧問：伍致豐參議員祖國事務顧問：張利敏參議員公關顧問：鍾慕貞參議員

4.4. 會長助理會長助理：林景華、施展豪

4.5. 主委紀錄秘書：陳張蓮、楊國雄財務處助理：黃木棋會員擴展主委：林嘉俊、高照公關推廣主委：吳嘉儀、雷皓殷會員事務主委：何翠儀、張琬琪、魏悅凌紀錄及獎勵主委：麥德榮領袖才能主委：譚詠羽、陳美君國際事務主委：陳卓芝

4.6. 策略計劃委員會主席：陳展霞參議員委員：黃志榮參議員、鄧長政參議員、俞美華參議員阮淑勤參議員、陳玉桂參議員、李銘津參議員關啟亮參議員、伍致豐參議員、趙少雄參議員當然委員：林偉洛

4.7. 發展基金委員會主席：伍致豐參議員委員：彭振聲參議員、甘耀成參議員、杜月嬋、雲騰龍當然委員：林偉洛

4.8. 資深青商會主席：李燕芬參議員上屆主席：陳炫亨顧問：趙少雄參議員、張利敏參議員秘書及司庫：鍾齊清副主席：李德敏、孔祥偉委員：布金時、崔珮怡、鄧福彬當然委員：杜月嬋

223 4.9. 全港青年學藝比賽大會主任委員：林偉洛副主任委員：何卓燊委員：朱韋謙

4.10. 遴選委員會主席：杜月嬋委員：黃志榮參議員、陳展霞參議員、俞美華參議員阮淑勤參議員、李銘津參議員、關啟亮參議員

5. 會議 5.1. 執行董事局會議自當選至今共舉行九次會議，主要委任各組董事、分配工作、制訂工作大綱及目標、決定財政預算、制訂方針及檢討會務等。

5.2. 董事局會議已召開八次會議，主要為董事局成員報告及討論各組別工作計劃進展情況，會議於每月最後一個星期四舉行。

5.3. 會員月會已舉行八次月會，除了二月及九月份外，每月首個星期四晚上七時半，假座富豪香港酒店舉行，期間邀請社會各界知名人士出席月會，分別擔任不同主題之主講嘉賓。

月會主題為：一月份月會暨「二零一七年度董事局就職典禮」二月份月會暨「新春團拜之『金雞起舞賀半島』」三月份月會暨「遨遊蒙古六天神秘之旅」四月份月會暨「仔細入『微』商機無限」五月份月會暨「你就是品牌」六月份月會暨「阿 SIR 同你講創作」七月份月會暨「『你是你本身的傳奇』及『半年度頒獎典禮』」八月份月會暨「與『志雲飯局』」

6. 工作計劃及活動 6.1. 「不一樣的我」系列不一樣的我 2017「繪出甜觸動愛」是一個以「繪本故事 x 甜品製作 x 生命教育」的工作計劃。計劃將具有正能量的繪本故事原素加入甜品製作的過程中，並透過互動分享帶出生命教育或價值教育反思，嘗試以更創新的介入方式為受眾注入正能量。籌委會主席：連乙峰

224 整個計劃為期 5 個月，當中包括服務大使工作坊、服務大使服務日，除了有不同障別人士參加外，更邀請健全人士一同經歷整個過程。健全人士在過程中除了真正認識不同障別人士的特性外，透過與他們相處及合作，以自身經歷體會傷健共融。活動籌備時間：2017 年 3 月至 7 月活動大使：萬綺雯女士

第一階段：「繪本 x 甜品」服務大使工作坊邀請了 13 位視障、聽障及健全人士成為服務大使，參與由一位動障甜品老師以「繪本 x 甜品」為主題的服務大使甜品工作坊，分別在以下時間進行了六個工作坊：4 月 22 日、4 月 29 日、5 月 02 日、5 月 13 日、5 月 20 日、6 月 29 日，工作坊得 Tiffany's Community Bakery，Paul Lafayet 及 Cake Story Company 的支持，各服務大使有機會嘗試學習各式的甜品製作。

第二階段：生命教育服務日於以下日子走訪 5 間不同學校及機構作生命教育及甜品製作服務，包括 6 月 3 日關愛之家（青衣）、6 月 15 日九龍真光中學（小學部）、6 月 24 日盲人輔導會、6 月 29 日路德會啟聾學校、6 月 29 日心光盲人院暨學校。5 次生命教育服務日總共服務了 180 位不同類別人士。

第三階段：不一樣的親子烘焙體驗日透過即場介紹「繪本 x 甜品」的理念、殘障及健全服務大使的分享、受助者分享、支援殘疾人士組織分享等，加深更多社會大眾對不同能力、不同障別人士的認識，並推動共融。日期：2017 年 7 月 8 日時間：下午 2 時至 4 時地點：路德會啟聾學校主禮嘉賓：前勞工及福利局局長蕭偉強太平紳士對象：5-9 歲小朋友、學生及家長、幼稚園及小學老師參與人數：來自 52 十家庭共 60 位小朋友，總人數約 150 人

6.2. 「與未來對話」系列「與未來對話」是本會由 2013 年開始舉辦至今的領袖才能工作計劃。藉著與社會成功人士作交流對話，從中學習，並以對話嘉賓為榜樣，規劃理想的人生。鼓勵參加者挑戰自己，訂立目標並付諸實踐，踏上目標之路。今年繼續與香港城市大學科學及工程學院合辦「與未來對話 - 領袖傳『城』」。

225 「與未來對話」之主席技巧及工作計劃管理工作坊為了加強會員管理工作計劃的能力，尤其針對新一屆的董事局成員的訓練、會員將會擔任工作計劃的主席及城大學生的小組導師，令會員對籌委會主席的角色及工作計劃管理有更加清晰的理解。日期：2017 年 2 月 24 日分享導師：國際青年商會香港總會副會長暨 2015 年會長黃文瀚及 2012 年會長關啟亮參議員參加人數：22 人

「與未來對話」之 JCI Ofﬁcial Course - JCI Impact & Achieve 為了加強會員對國際青年商會理念的了解，明白如何透過青商運動及籌辦工作計劃去實現目標及影響社會及青年。日期：2017 年 5 月 13 日培訓導師：副會長何卓燊及會員何淑琪參加人數：17 人

「與未來對話」之歷聚營目的是透過一些歷奇活動令會員可以挑戰自己、提升自信及增強與人的合作，溝通能力及建立團隊精神。籌委會主席：鄭天殷日期：2017 年 6 月 17 日地點：香港青年協會 - 賽馬會西貢戶外訓練營參加人數：35 人費用：每位港幣 350 元正（早鳥價港幣 300 元正）

「與未來對話」- 領袖傳「城」本會第二年與香港城市大學科學及工程學院合辦之領袖訓練工作計劃。由半島青年商會具培訓經驗的會員組成的導師團，透過兩日一夜的訓練營，啟發城大學生如何以青商積極公民框架 (JCI ACF) 為基礎，於聯合國十七項可持續發展目標 (SDG) 之範圍內，發揮創意設計並執行各自的工作計劃，實踐「服務社會，訓練自己」的青商精神，同時亦希望透過是次活動，可以提升學生們的公民意識，加強其社會責任感，為成為明日社會優質領袖踏出第一步。籌委會主席：李萬能

第一階段：領袖傳「城」活動簡介及招募會主要介紹本會及整個工作計劃的目的和意義，並邀請上屆曾參加的學生分享比賽當中的得著和感受，藉此招募城大學生參加工作計劃。日期：2017 年 3 月 16 日地點：香港城市大學

226 第二階段：領袖傳「城」訓練營兩日一夜訓練營共有 21 位同學參加，導師團由五位甚具培訓經驗的半島會員組成。首席培訓導師為 2011 年半島青年商會會長李銘津參議員，另外四位導師包括連乙峰、駱嘉安、何淑琪及趙秉裕。培訓內容包括 D.I.S.C ( 透過測試讓同學認識自我及了解隊友 )、戶外遊戲，同學要去不同地點共同解決問題，讓他們明白團隊合作及溝通的重要性，講解何謂積極公民框架 (ACF) 及聯合國 17 項永續發展目標 (SDGs) 以便同學們應用於他們各自的工作計劃上、最後還有項目管理、資源分配等等，讓參加者有一個初步的概念，在往後設計及執行工作計劃上能夠更有方向及效率。日期：2017 年 5 月 20 及 21 日地點：香港青年協會賽馬會西貢戶外訓練營

第三階段：城大學生小組工作計劃 (6 月至 7 月中旬 ) 參加比賽學生人數 33 人，分 5 個小組於兩個月內構思及落實執行工作計劃如下： 1. 暑假放電不放生 (6 人 )：教育新生代，以防止肆意放生兩棲類小動物 2. 今天我們會飛 (8 人 )：協助特殊教育學生 ( 自閉症及過度活躍症學生 ) 走入社區 3. 城尚啟夏之窮 U 日記 (6 人 )；大學生貧窮體驗 4. 叁易餘綠 (6 人 )：城市大學宿舍廚餘回收，分類及循環再用。 5. 傳城正能樣 (5 人 )：人傳人，心連心，發放社會正能量。

第四階段：評審暨嘉賓分享會學生組別演示工作計劃內容、嘉賓評審分享及大會頒贈獎項嘉賓評審：公民黨黨魁立法會議員楊岳橋先生財經界名人暨無線新聞前高級主播黃麗幗小姐著名主持人暨香港城市大學科學及工程學院院友陸浩明先生城市大學科學及工科學院助理院長林漢華教授國際青年商會香港總會署理會長李海榮先生日期：2017 年 7 月 29 日地點：香港城市大學康樂樓 4 樓健絡通演講廳（LT401）出席人數：約 150 人費用：免費

支持機構 ( 排名不分先後 )：香港專業教育學院 ( 李惠利分校 ) 資訊科技系、宏施慈善基金社會服務處、基督教香港信義會新來港人士樂聚軒、露宿者行動委員會、香港兩棲及爬蟲協會、村里村外、Cava Bar Restaurant、洗車俠

227 6.3. 「商智商識之企業蛻變」工作計劃為正在努力奮鬥的第二或三代，探討家族生意的傳承及轉型，提供更清晰的路向。以論壇及工作坊形式分享如何克服接手家族生意的挑戰，引導他們發掘其公司的定位及面臨的挑戰，以構想傳承轉型的策略，同時提供擴大人際網路的機會。籌委會主席：陳曉婷 ( 開幕禮 )、郭浩宏 ( 工作坊及閉幕禮 )

「商智商識之企業蛻變」開幕禮暨座談會：日期：2017 年 5 月 21 日時間：下午 2 時至 5 時地點：Campﬁre, 黃竹坑道 42 號利美中心 5 樓全層分享嘉賓：星光實業第三代掌門人梁馨蘭小姐、叙福樓集團執行董事黃傑龍先生、Bakerz180 烘焙達人創辦人及 ClubOne 會所一號董事陳浩弘先生嘉賓主持：傳承學院院長李志誠博士

「商智商識之企業蛻變」工作坊 ( 一 ) 認清與分析日期：2017 年 6 月 18 日時間：上午 10 時至下午 3 時地點：Campﬁre Collaborative Space, 黃竹坑道 42 號利美中心 5 樓全層導師：曜陽國際投資董事總經理馬穎釗先生、SINOMAX 總經理林仕超先生、 Guru Online 執行董事伍致豐先生

「商智商識之企業蛻變」工作坊 ( 二 ) 思考與改變日期：2017 年 6 月 25 日時間：上午 9 時至下午 5 時地點：Campﬁre Collaborative Space, 黃竹坑道 42 號利美中心 5 樓全層導師：亞洲萬里通有限公司行政總裁黃思遠先生

「商智商識之企業蛻變」閉幕典禮暨調查發布會目的除了是發布問卷數據來反映大眾對傳承的看法及總結參加者的學習經驗外，也想透過一些嘉賓分享其傳承故事及心得，提高大眾對傳承之了解。日期：2017 年 8 月 6 日時間：下午 2 時至下午 5 時地點：溫莎公爵社會服務大廈 1 樓禮堂分享嘉賓：萬希泉鐘錶有限公司創辦人兼行政總裁沈慧林先生、SINOMAX 總經理林仕超先生、MOME 澳動傳科創辦人廖卓然先生、聯福盛殯儀公司董事福永享公司創辦人潘耀財先生嘉賓主持：「智識做老闆」電台節目主持及作者李慧芬女士

228 支持機構 ( 排名不分先後 )：傳承學院、香港中小企經貿促進會、香港大中華中小企業商會、香港中小型企業聯合會、香港中小企業總會、香港中小企業發展促進會、香港中華廠商聯合會、香港貿易發展局、Impact Hub Pilot Hong Kong、Rouge、2GHK、香港菁英會

贊助機構 ( 排名不分先後 )：匯創紀( 香港) 有限公司、Campﬁre Collaborative Spaces、Kevination Production、萬象廣告、SDGS Dvocacy Grant、香港青年商會基金、半島青年商會發展基金

6.4. 「我們愛讀書」系列「我們愛讀書」2017– 新春利是封義賣活動於 2016 年 12 月至 2017 年 1 月舉行，共籌得善款總額港幣 $155,821.30。於 3 月 2 日本會 3 月份月會中安排「我們愛讀書」致謝禮，邀請吳氏藝院一眾學生親身出席致謝禮接受感謝狀。籌委會主席：雷皓殷

「我們愛讀書」2017– 貴州助學之旅本年有幸獲本會資深青商會上屆主席陳炫亨協助聯繫籌募得人民幣 30 萬元及前會長彭振聲參議員捐助人民幣 3 萬元，援助修建位於貴州省印江縣的「香港半島青商纏溪中學何樵紀念綜合樓」，新修建校舍可容納 980 名中學生，新校舍竣工儀式將於 10 月舉行。日期：2017 年 10 月 17 日至 21 日地點：貴州省印江土家族苗族自治縣籌委會主席：方瑞棋

6.5. 「青年事務」系列「第四十二屆全港青年翻譯比賽」乃本會長壽工作計劃，由民政事務總署贊助學藝大賽的比賽項目之一，是次比賽目的是引起青年人對翻譯之興趣及認識其重要性，亦提升青年人的翻譯技巧。今年比賽口號為「翻出心底話譯出我心聲」，而比賽的題目亦以兩代溝通為主題，希望比賽之餘可提醒年青人兩代溝通的重要性。比賽頒獎典禮已於 7 月 6 日晚本會 7 月份月會中舉行，比賽優勝者獲頒發獎金及獎盃。籌委會主席：吳嘉宜合辦機構：全港青年學藝比賽大會協辦機構：香港翻譯學會日期：2017 年 4 月 29 日地點：九龍工業中學活動大使：黃天頤小姐參加人數：293 人

229 「青年家書 2017」青年家書今年已經是第 6 屆，此工作計劃分為徵文比賽及優秀作品展覽暨頒獎典禮兩個部分。今年比賽設三道題目分別為「幸福的味道」、「鎖在心頭的憾」及「重來一次•迎回美滿」。目的除了希望提升本港青年與父母之間的溝通能力和親子關係，讓大家建立一個溝通渠道，從而加深互相了解和促進感情外，亦希望同學們都能一一坦誠向家人盡訴自己內心的感受，如學業、前途、友情、愛情或其他的真感受和真想法。作品中將選出30份優秀作品以及冠、亞、季軍。優秀作品展覽暨頒獎典禮已訂於 11 月 4 日舉行。活動籌備時間：2017 年 5 月至 11 月籌委會主席：曾令豪

7. 與其他分會合作之工作計劃或活動 7.1. 1 月 16 日，與維多利亞青年商會、九龍青年商會、海港青年商會、經緯青年商會及浩洋青年商會合辦「六會聯合執行董事局訓練工作坊」

7.2. 2 月 22 日，與九龍青年商會、獅子山青年商會、海港青年商會、太平山青年商會、紫荊青年商會、騰龍青年商會、荃灣青年商會、大嶼山青年商會合辦「九會聯會歡樂時光」

7.3. 5 月 22 日，與太平山青年商會合作承辦總會工作計劃 Change Maker Forum 籌委會主席：施展豪

7.4. 「登上發現號」系列 ( 與姊妹會濠江青年商會合辦 ) 活動以「港澳童心無界限．文化共融樂滿 FUN」作口號，延續 2015 年第一屆「登上發現號」工作計劃，讓港澳兩地基層兒童體驗出外遊歷及與外地朋友的交流活動，今年更將「登上發現號」工作計劃推廣到少數族裔社群。籌委會主席：林佩欣 ( 濠江青年商會 )、副主席：白天榮 ( 半島青年商會 )

參與活動的小童年齡介乎 8 至 12 歲，預計人數為 25 名澳門小朋友及 25 名香港小朋友，地點將會在香港傷健協會賽馬會傷健營。透過兩日一夜的體驗營活動，讓他們可建立國際友誼，從遊戲中學習與人溝通的技巧及合作的重要性，讓他們認識不同背景的朋友，加深他們對不同文化的認識及了解。活動籌備時間：2017 年 3 月至 8 月

「登上發現號」啟動禮：繼 2015 年半島·濠江姊妹會攜手合作的第一個旗艦工作計劃「登上發現號」在澳門成功舉辦，適逢今年兩會結盟銀禧周年，故在半島•濠江姊妹結盟銀禧紀念晚宴上，誠邀大家一起啟航發現號，場面十分熱烈。日期：2017 年 4 月 29 日時間：晚上 7 時至晚上 11 時地點：香港尖沙咀 iSQUARE 國際廣場金殿海景宴會廳

230 「登上發現號」分享會及營前簡介會：向義工及參加者詳細介紹活動日的內容及安全細則 ( 澳門站 ) 日期：2017 年 7 月 30 日時間：下午 2 時至下午 5 時地點：明愛泉仁樂家庭綜合服務中心 ( 香港站 ) 日期：2017 年 8 月 5 日時間：上午 10 時至下午 1 時地點：土瓜灣浸信會

「登上發現號」認識香港本地遊及文化交流營：日期：2017 年 8 月 12-13 日時間：二日一夜地點：香港尖沙咀，中環及香港傷健協會賽馬會傷健營

協辦單位：澳門明愛、香港文化動力慈善基金、香港童軍總會北葵涌區區會、土瓜灣浸信會愛苗睦鄰天地贊助單位：澳門教育暨青年局、澳門社會工作局、新濠博亞娛樂、香港青年商會基金、半島青年商會發展基金支持單位：信德中旅船務管理有限公司、驁映娛樂製作有限公司、宏基行有限公司、Sky Creative Macau、心在澳門葡萄牙土風舞蹈協會、塞安古體育用品、 GrandZoo、June Woonamy

8. 本年度餘下工作計劃 8.1. 9 月 2 日 2017 年度周年大會 8.2. 10 月 17 至 21 日「我們愛讀書」- 貴州探訪 8.3. 11 月 4 日「青年家書 2017」- 徵文比賽頒獎禮 8.4. 11 月 25 至 26 日董事局訓練營 8.5. 12 月 7 日全年度頒獎禮

9. 總結及鳴謝「凝聚力量•展翅翱翔」是本年度主題口號，本年度推行的各個工作計劃皆圍繞這口號的理念，凝聚會員同心協力，各展所長，互相學習，一同達成目標，一同於青商的天際中翱翔。

自接任會長一職，喜見各董事局成員各司其職，使會務得以順利進行。藉此感謝上屆會長杜月嬋、會長顧問阮淑勤參議員及李銘津參議員、會務顧問黃志榮參議員、俞美華參議員、陳玉桂參議員及關啟亮參議員、對本人處事及會務上的指導、支持及包容，另感謝策略計劃委員會主席陳展霞參議員、發展基金委員會主席伍致豐參議員及資深青商會主席李燕芬參議員全年的工作，使各項會務目標得以順利完成。

231 本年度各組別的各項發展及工作計劃得以順利推行，實有賴各組別顧問提點及指導，他們分別為財務處顧問袁滿忠參議員、秘書處顧問俞美華參議員、社會發展組顧問陳展霞參議員、會員事務組顧問古麗芳參議員、青年事務組顧問楊少琼參議員、國際事務組顧問鄭展榮參議員及張智恆參議員、出版事務組顧問許秋成參議員、紀錄及獎勵組顧問唐慶華參議員、商業事務組顧問陳玉桂參議員、領袖才能組顧問關啟亮參議員、會員擴展組顧問前會長伍致豐、公關推廣組及資深青商會顧問趙少雄參議員、祖國事務組及資深青商會顧問張利敏參議員、公關顧問鍾慕貞參議員，本人在此衷心感謝。

總會方面，感謝總會會長潘沁怡參議員及總會指派執行委員梁嘉恩參議員的積極參與及悉心指導，讓我從可以從你們的身上及領導才華方面學習。

本年度的各項工作計劃得以成功舉辦及會務目標可以順利推行，實有賴每位董事局成員各盡其職，由始至終以無窮的創意及堅毅的執行意志，從而發揮所長，實踐其領導力，做到敢想、肯講、能做的表現。各董事局成員和籌委會成員的付出及努力是非常重要，本人謹向各位致衷心的謝意。在此本人向會長助理林景華及施展豪、各組別主委、曾擔任籌委會主席及各籌委會成員的會友深表謝意，並樂於見到每一位都透過參與半島的工作中得到快樂，有所得著，有所成長。

此外，特別感謝資深青商會主席李燕芬參議員，對本會的支持及付出。在主席領導下，各資深青商本年度活躍積極參與會務發展，鼎力支持半島各項的工作計劃，與各會員分享個人及青商經驗，與本年度半島「凝聚力量」的宗旨相和應。

時光飛逝，由去年籌組董事局直到今天，不經不覺已過了一年，看到會員無論在領導、執行、應變、溝通及演講能力等，都有不同程度的成長，而且會員積極支持半島活動，不論是籌備工作計劃，又或是出席活動，每次都高朋滿座，不捨離開，我想這是作為會長最欣喜的！其實工作計劃只是一個讓會員成長的平台，讓會員從開心經驗中歷練，更讓會員透過參與從而建立友誼。看到會員對會務的堅持，慶幸半島有你們每一位，讓半島成為一個家，一個大家喜愛的家。

本人有幸出任半島青年商會會長一職，在本年度凝聚半島各會友的卓越能力和豐富經驗，讓大家能在互相協助，取長補短，達到「凝聚力量•展翅翱翔」的本願。今年，在大家無私的協助下，大致完成年初訂下的各項目標，不少工作計劃亦獲得社會各界的正面評價，並得到不少媒體的報道，令社會大眾有機會認識半島青年商會。從各項工作計劃中亦深深感受到各會員的工作能力及熱誠，相信他們將來在青商不同的崗位上合作，繼續在前輩指引下，將本會會務發展得更好！

最後，本人定必與董事局繼續同心合力，做好餘下任期的工作。亦在此預祝新一屆董事局會務昌隆、再創高峰！

林偉洛會長

232 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL HONG KONG JAYCEETTES

1. OBJECTIVE AND YEAR ACHIEVEMENT 2017 is a year of breakthroughs and innovations. With collective wisdom and efforts of our members, we adhered to our common goal and have set new milestones for the chapter at different aspects. May our passion in exemplifying the JCI Mission and Values continue to create new possibilities and positive changes with the theme of 2017 "Explore your potential; Exude your Charisma ( 發掘個人潛能綻放個性魅力 )" .

Towards 48th anniversary of JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, we launched a series of Care & Dare ( 敢想敢做2017:「時尚共融」計劃) activities to foster mutual care to our local community, reduce inequality and empower women. Riding on the success of the breastfeeding campaign in 2016, we will continue to support this initiative and more.

As for Youth Development Affairs and United Nations area, we started to plant a seed in the primary school students in Hong Kong and launch a brand new Ambassador campaign (SDG 小專員計劃 2017) in accordance with the UN Sustainable Development goals. Also we extended our instiative to the students in Manilia, The Philippines.

As for membership, we aim for growth but more importantly, retention, and pave a structural path for members. Both new and experienced members, they always seek a way to connect with each other, to communicate learnings and share knowledge; therefore, to enhance communication and be a smart Jayceettes, we made great use of technology to create greater efficiency for our members with the unique Jayceettes mobile APP Jaycceettes Connect.

The Chinese Affairs area is newly set up this year. We aim to enhance members' knowledge about Chinese Culture and Mainland Affairs through different activities such as Chinese Calligraphy, Chinese Tea Appreciation and Mainland Culture trip in ShenZhen.

As for Leadership Development, we launched our new leadership development path for members and impose new recognition system. Also we launched a new prospective handbook with innovative infographics. We launched our ﬁrst Inter-collaboration training project with sister chapter JCI Manila known as Positiv!ty x Limitless Hong Kong obtained knowledge on the four specially written modules – Stress Management, Failure Management and Empowerment.

233 For International Affairs, besides encouraging members to participate in the international conferences, we also featured our own creative IA video and deepened the understanding amongst our sister chapters.

2. THEME With the theme of 2017 "Explore your potential; Exude your Charisma ( 發掘個人潛能綻放個性魅力 )", we aim to help our members to enhance their abilities, achieve their goals, and continue to strengthen the sisterhood and solidarity of the Jayceettes by implementing meaningful projects that create positive impact in our society.

3. PROFILE Established Since 1969 (48 Years) 3.1. Membership (up to 31 July 2017) 3.1.1 Current number of ordinary member: 67 3.1.2 Current number of senior members: 87 3.1.3 Average age of members: 31 3.1.4 Gender distribution 100% Female 3.2. Membership Fee 3.2.1 Ordinary member: HKD1,450 3.2.2 Current number of senior members: HKD 750 3.3. Sister Chapter 3.3.1 JCI Manila, JCI Philippines (Since 1971) 3.3.2 JCI Kaohsiung, JCI Taiwan (Since 1974) 3.3.3 JCI Yokohama, JCI Japan (Since 1975)

4. ORGANIZATION Honorary Patron Ms. Elsie Oi-sie Leung, GBM. JP Honorary Legal Adviser Mr. Moses Cheng, GBS.OBE. JP Chapter Auditor Fan Chan & Co.

2017 Board of Directors • President Do Do So • Immediate Past President Patrizia Yeung • Vice President, Community Development Davina Wong & International Affairs • Vice President, Leadership Development Krystle Fong • Vice President, Membership Affairs, Haze Wong Public Relations & Publication • Vice President, United Nations & Samantha Kong Youth Development Affairs • Honorary Secretary (/Records & Recognition) Marissa Tse

234 • Honorary Treasurer Pinky Chiu • Director, Community Development Dora Chan • Director, Leadership Development Ellen Chung • Director, Membership Affairs & Publication Christal Leung • Director, Public Relations Valen Ng • Director, United Nations & Kitty Leung Youth Development Affairs

Appointed Officers (without voting rights) • International Affairs Officers Sherry Chong Marie Kam Caren Ngai • Leadership Development Officer Yasmine Lai • Public Relations Officer Carrie Chan • Records and Recognitions Officer Elisabeth Lam • United Nations Affairs & Polly Ng Youth Development Affairs Officer

Area Advisors • Presidential Advisor Past President Senator Phyllis Chan • China Affairs Past President Senator Connia Chu Lo • Community Development Past President Senator Maureen Chu Lo • Chapter Affairs Past President Senator Alice Liu • International Affairs Past President Senator Kathy Woo • Leadership Development Past President Senator Wimi Lam • Membership Affairs Past President Senator Winnie Tsang • Public Relations Past President Senator Brenda Lam • Publication Past President Naomi Chan • Records & Recognition Past President Senator Pauline Lau • Secretariat Past President Senator Mariana Ng • Treasury Past President Senator Anny Kwan • United Nations Affairs & President Senator Carol Yeung Youth Development Affairs Past

235 Long Range Planning Committee • Chairman Immediate Past President Patrizia Yeung • Members Past President Valerie Cheung Past President Senator Connia Chu Lo Past President Senator Alice Liu Past President Senator Jennifer Lam Past President Senator Kathy Woo Past President Naomi Chan Senator Candy Yu • Ex-ofﬁcio President Do Do So

Trust Fund Committee • Chairman Past President Senator Juliet Ng • Immediate Past Chairman Past President Senator Alice Liu • Investment Manager Past President Senator Winnie Tsang • Secretary Alice Wai • Treasurer Past President Senator Jennifer Lam • Ex-ofﬁcio President Do Do So

Senate Screening Committee • Chairman Past President Senator Peggy Yen • Members Past President Senator Joanne Li Past President Senator Mariana Ng

Nomination and Election Committee • Chairman Immediate Past President Patrizia Yeung • Members Past President Senator Juliet Ng Past President Senator Anny Kwan Past President Senator Winnie Yeung

Senior Member Club Committee • Chairman Shirley Wong • Immediate Past Chairman Alvina Lam • Vice Chairman Catherine Leung Carol Liu Fanny Lam Senator Eliza Pang • Secretary and Treasurer Fanny Lo • Advisor Past President Senator Margaret Wu Senator Petula Wong • Ex-ofﬁcio Immediate Past President Patrizia Yeung

236 5. MEETING 5.1 Board meetings Board meetings are held regularly on the Third Thursday of every month at Junior Chamber International Hong Kong.

5.2 Mid Year Evaluation Meeting A mid-year evaluation was held to review the process and performance of each area on 29 June 2017.

5.3 Annual General Meeting The 45th Annual General Meeting is scheduled to be held on16 September to receive the reports of 2017 Board of Directors, to receive the 2016 Audited Accounts, as well as to elect the 2018 Board of Directors.

5.4 Senior Member Club Meeings Four meetings are held per year. Meeting were held in February and May. Two more meetings will be held in October and December 2017.

5.5 JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes Trust Fund Committee Meeting The ﬁrst meeting was held on 18 March , 2017 to discuss subsidies for three projects under united nations, community development and leadership development areas respectively. Investment plans were also discussed during the meeting.

5.6 Long Range Planning Committee Meetings Two meetings were held in March and August to examine and recommend the plan of action from 2018 to 2020.

5.2 Monthly Fellowship Gathering and Activities Date Project and Activity Name Jan 8 (Sun) 2017 Inaugural Ceremony cum January Fellowship Gathering Jan 20 (Fri) – Jan 22 (Sun) Courtesy Visit to JCI Manila cum 2017 Induction Ceremony Jan 24 (Tue) Publication Workshop - Give your Best Shot Feb 11 (Sat) February Fellowship Gathering Feb 15 (Wed) Prospective Member Orientation 1 Feb 17 (Fri) 2017 6 Joint Chapter Gathering Happy Hour Mar 4 (Sat) SDG Junior Ambassador Programme 2017- Opening Ceremony cum Day Camp Mar 31 (Fri) March Fellowship Gathering Apr 1 (Sat) Jayceettes Academy – JCI Courses Effective Presenter and Communicator (co-hosted with JCI East Kowloon)

237 Apr 18 (Tue) Jayceettes Academy – New Member Training & Project Management Training Apr 23 (Sun) Fundraising cum April Fellowship Gathering "The Good Old Time" May 9 (Tue) Dialogue with Pansy Ho J.P. May 13 (Sat) Care & Dare 2017 : FashionABLED - Opening Ceremony May 17 (Wed) Jayceettes Academy – MC "Easy" Workshop with Professional Emcees May 21 (Sat) May Fellowship Gathering May 27 (Sat) -28 (Sun) Jayceettes Academy – 2 days Training camp (co-hosted with JCI Manila) June 17 (Sat) June Fellowship Gathering June 25 (Sun) Jayceettes Academy – JCI Official courses – JCI Achieve & JCI Impact June 28 (Wed) Prospective Member Orientation 2 July 8 (Sat) SDG Junior Ambassador Programme 2017 - Closing Ceremony cum Awards Presentation July 18 (Tue) July Fellowship Gathering July 21 to 23 (Fri to Sun) SDG Junior Ambassador Programme 2017 - School Training in Manila August 13 (Sun) Care & Dare 2017 : FashionABLED - Closing Ceremony August 19 (Sat) August Fellowship Gathering September 16 (Sat) Annual General Meeting cum September Fellowship Gathering October 14 (Sat) Anniversary Celebration October 28 – 29 (Sat to NOM 5-Star Training Camp (co-hosted with JCI Sun) Harbour) November Jayceettes Academy - LOM Ofﬁcers Training November November Fellowship Gathering November 25-26 (Sat to 深圳新貌考察交流團 Sun) December 9 (Sat) Awards Presentation cum December Fellowship Gathering

6. PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES 6.1. Sustainable Development Goals Junior Ambassador Programme 2017 (SDG 小專員計劃 2017)

Result to Achieve: Education • To arouse primary and secondary school students' interest in international relations through understanding different global policies

238 • To educate students on sustainability issues and solutions and to turn ideas into actions • To coach participants to generate innovative and practical ideas through engagement of the project and implementation of their ideas in their schools or local community

Individual Development • To nurture students with a global perspective and equip them with understandings on SDGs • To inspire students on taking actions to improve the world environment • To explore students' innovative potential and expand their knowledge in international relations

Community Engagement • To enhance the facility of the campus and make the campus more sustainable • To discover a creative approach to solve real world social issues • To make Hong Kong a more sustainable city • To raise awareness on global and environmental issues in the community

Key sponsors: • Funding Organizations - Environment and Conservation Fund; Environmental Campaign Committee • Gold Sponsor - Hong Kong Red Swastika Society • Bronze Sponsor - The Israeli Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong • Strategic Partner - UNESCO Hong Kong Association • Sponsor Organizations - HKJC Foundation and JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes Trust Fund • Sing Yin Secondary School (Opening Ceremony Venue) • Greennomarket (Day Camp Workshop Sponsor) • Urban Spring, Co. Ltd (Opening Ceremony Water Sponsor)

What kind of Impact: • One of the celebration of 20th anniversary of establishment of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region event • The ﬁrst JC project can successfully grant the funding from 環境及自然保育基金 Environment and Conservation Fund. • Around 100 Hong Kong students (age 8-12) participated in the programme (from 15 local schools) • Approximated 5,000 students from 15 local schools were trained to implement SDG goals (Goals #6,7,13,14,15)

239 • Around 1,000 students (age 6-12) in Manila, The Philippines were participated in the training. • The Opening Ceremony and day camp was held on 4 March, 2017 at Sing Yin Secondary School. Over 300 guests attended the event, including teachers, students and parents, followed by site visits to Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change and Mai Po Nature Reserve in late March and early April. • The Award Presentation cum Closing Ceremony was held with a tremendous success on 8 July 2017 at Asia Society Hong Kong Center. Over 250 guests attended the event • We were proud to have also over 22 local and overseas Supporting organizations that helped us to promote the programme. • We were also proud to have spread the word of SDGs in the public through different publicity channels across Hong Kong from print to broadcast media to advertisements in over 81 MTR stations and Star Ferry. • Guest of Honors included Mr Wong Kam-sing, GBS, JP, Secretary for the Environment, HKSAR (Opening Ceremony); Professor Leung Wing-mo, Former Assistant Director of Hong Kong Observatory (Closing Ceremony) and Ms Jaclyn Grey , United Nations Development Program in Manila Communications Associate (Manilia Training, The Phillipines) • Ms Skye Chan and Miss Celine Yeung were appointed as Event Ambassadors • Keynotes Speakers included Opening Ceremony: Mr Mok Ho-kwong (Yeah Man) ; Closing Ceremony: Dr William Yu, CEO of World Green Organisation; Oversea Trainers: President Do Do So; Vice President Samantha Kong and Ms Tiffany Tang. • Judging Panels: JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes President, Ms Do Do So; JCI Hong Kong Acting National President; Mr Zenith Lin, Hong Kong Red Swastika Society; Mr Timmy Yam; UNESCO Hong Kong Association, Dr Angela Cheung MBE, JP; Friends of the Earth Hong Kong; Dr Alfred Cheung; Business Environment Council, Ir CF Leung; Chinachem Group, Ms Winnie Ma • Local Supporting Organizations: British Council, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Outstanding Students' Union, Hong Kong Green Building Council, Hong Kong Outstanding Tertiary Students' Services Association, Hong Kong Outstanding Students' Association, Hong Kong Sustainable Development Research Institute, Kwoon Chung Motors Co., Ltd, Model United Nations Club, HKUSTSU Junior Achievement Hong Kong, Leo Club of Hong Kong Island, LomfaFair, mymailbox852, Outstanding Teens Association, Youth Square, The "Star" Ferry Company, Limited, Sing Yin Secondary School, Asia Society Hong Kong Centre, Greennomarket, Urban Spring HK • Overseas Supporting Organizations: Sustain-earth.com ( 瑞典 Sweden), University

240 of Bristol Model United Nations Society ( 英國 United Kingdom), United Nations Youth Nottingham ( 馬來西亞 Malaysia)

6.2 Care & Dare 2017: FashionABLED ( 敢想敢做 2017:「時尚共融」計劃 ) Result to Achieve: • To build the self-conﬁdence of the disabled persons • To arouse social awareness to the needs of disabled people, ultimately promote social inclusion and reduce inequality. • To promote the adoption of "FashionABLED Logo" to encourage more "disabled friendly" shops and shopping malls, ultimately, creating a REAL "ABLED Shopping Paradise" in Hong Kong.

Key Sponsors: • Platinum Sponsor :Wofoo Social Enterprises 和富社會企業 • Silver Sponsor: Hon Lam Mathematics & Music Studio 翰林數學與音樂研習藝室 • JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes Trust Fund 香港女青年商會信託基金 • Hong Kong JC Foundation 香港青年商會基金 • SDGs Advocacy Grant • Mrs Rebecca So • Venue Sponsors: The Annex and D2 Place • Digital Media Sponsor : Basecamp Digital Media • Strategic Partner: Fashion Farm Foundation; Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong (Thei) 香港高等教育科技學院 ; Support Employment for People with Disabilities 創業軒 ; Moooﬁt

What kind of Impact: • One of the celebration of 20th anniversary of establishment of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region event • Video promotion in April: we invite 2 disabled persons as spokesperson to share their difﬁculties on buying suitable clothes and special needs for clothes. (Ms. Rabi Yim, President of Direction Association for the Handicapped 嚴楚碧，路向四肢傷殘人士協會主席 and 仇健明先生（史泰龍） • The opening ceremony was successfully held on 13rd May at The Annex with over 150 participants and guests with disabled people, students & designers, and commercial representatives had been invited for a sharing session on this topic. • Co-creation Meet up Design Workshop was held on 10 June, 2017 at InnoHub at PolyU. Aim to invite interested designers for another meet up session to facilitate their discussion with disabled models with the support of Social Enterprise Sew On Studio.

241 • Closing Ceremony – Social Inclusion Carnival and mini Fashion Show was held at D2 Place, Fashion Farm Foundation. Over 50 NGOs and social enterprises to showcase their customized fashion, products and services to the public. • D2 Place exhibited the designed fashion during September and October. • We engaged architecture students to propose barrier-free facilities in shopping malls so as to improve accessibility to the disabled and create a REAL "ABLED Shopping Paradise" in Hong Kong. • Through engaging youngsters in the project, we encouraged the students to be more empathetic and show caring towards the disabled. Further, we hope that the mindset of promoting disability equality built would be brought to the business environment as the students step into workplace. • Ambassadors included celebrities and NGO representative: Ms. Rabi Yim, President of Direction Association for the Handicapped 嚴楚碧 , 路向四肢傷殘人士協會主席 ; Mr. Alex Fong 方力申 ; Mr. Sammy Leung 森美 with video promotion in Facebook and D2 Place Big TV screen during July and August. • Guest of Honours: Closing Ceremony: Prof. Alfred Chan, Chairperson of Equal Opportunities Commission 平等機會委員會主席陳章明教授 ; Opening Ceremony: Mr. Stephen Sui Wai-Keung, JP, Former Secretary for Labour and Welfare 前勞工及福利局局長蕭偉強 • Judging Panels: Ms Dora Chu, Founder of Maison Vermillion; Ms Grace Lam, renowned stylist and former Senior Fashion Style Editor at Vogue China; Ms Janet Ma ( 馬詩慧); renowned super model in Hong Kong; Ms Mimi Tang, former CEO in Asia Paciﬁc region of Kering Group; Mr Ming Chau, Director of Hong Kong Rehabilitation Power • 10 Models: Ms. Rabi Yim, President of Direction Association for the Handicapped 嚴楚碧 , 路向四肢傷殘人士協會主席 ; Mr Willy Law Wai- cheung, MH, Chairman of Hong Kong Red Cross John F. Kennedy Centre Alumni Association 羅偉祥先生 MH 2017 康復諮詢委員會委會 ; 仇健明先生（史泰龍）, 復康力量董事 ; Ms Judy Tong, 唐蓮娜小姐 ( 失明女性 ) , WETV 無障礙媒體的音樂主持人 ; 鄧光寶先生 WeTV 光寶一叮主持 ; Ms Angel. WeTV 手語主持人; 郭巧玲小姐 ; 朱淑賢小姐患有輕度弱智及聾啞; 李雪青小姐 ; Mr. Jason Yeung 楊國富先生輪椅運動員及教練 • Opening Ceremony cum Seminar Star Speakers: Moderator: Mr. Stephen Sui Wai-Keung, JP, Former Secretary for Labour and Welfare 前勞工及福利局局長蕭偉強 • Speakers: Ms Alice Chu, Associate Professor and Programme leader of BA (Hons) in Fashion Design of Thei; Mr. Alvin Yip, winner of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Award 2011; Mr. Brian Cha, founder of Moooﬁt, a motivational speaker who broke 3 Guinness World Records; Ms Mimi Tang, former

242 CEO in Asia Pacific region of Kering Group; Mr Willy Law Wai-cheung, MH, Chairman of Hong Kong Red Cross John F. Kennedy Centre Alumni Association • Media Support: City Magazine, HK01, onTV 東網電視, Radio Television Hong Kong, Takungpao, TVB News, WeTV 無障礙媒體 • Over 50 Supporting Organizations: ADAM Arts Creation Limited 藝全人; Dialogue in the Dark 黑暗中對話; Direction Association For The Handicapped 路向四肢傷殘人士協會 ; Equal Opportunities Commission 平等機會委員會 ; Faith In Love Foundation Ltd. 相信愛基金; Haven of Hope Christian Service 基督教靈實協會 ; HK.WeCare 香港開心 D; Hong Chi Association 匡智會; Hong Kong Design Institute 香港知專設計學院; Hong Kong Phab Association 香港傷健協會; Hong Kong Red Cross John F. Kennedy Centre 香港紅十字會甘迺迪中心 ; Hong Kong Rehabilitation Power 復康力量 ; J. Crew; Jprohouse; Lawsgroup 羅氏時裝集團有限公司 ; MONKI; New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association 新生精神康復會 ; Redress; Richi Limited; Seal of Love Charitable Foundation 正愛慈善基金會 ; Sew On Studio 裳樂匯坊 ; Silence 龍耳 ; Skin Need; The Hong Kong Society for the Deaf 香港聾人福利促進會 ; THEi 香港高等教育科技學院 ; The Mental Health Association of Hong Kong 香港心理衞生會 ; The Mills Ltd, Nan Fung Group 南豐集團 ; The Neighbourhood Advice Action Council 鄰舍輔導會 ; The Salvation Army 救世軍 ; The Surian • Hair Stylists and Makeup Artists included Dickey Blue, Cooney Lai, Kathy Chow and Gloomy Kwok

6.3 JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes x JCI Manila 2-Day Training Program Positiv!ty x Limitless Hong Kong

Result to achieve: • To echo with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations, with particular focus on SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being) and SDG 4 (Quality Education) to promote the well-being amongst students by promotion of mental health awareness by a systematic training program to ensure that students are well educated on how to improve their resiliency and other personal capacities. • To co-run the captioned training program with us since we share similar goals for resource maximization. The JCI Manila Training Institute is one of the largest Training Institutes in Asia and it has been continuously educating the youth and other local chapters in 2016 through their Limitless Program. • Major Sponsor: Openp.hk – No. 1 Party Room (https://openp.hk/)

243 What kind of Imapct: • A Inter-collabration project with JCI Manila , over 25 participants participated in the first ever overseas training program and obtained knowledge on the four specially written modules – Stress Management, Failure Management, Empowerment; • Train-the- Trainer session for their personal development. Participants had a memorable training experience under the Experiential Learning Framework – the learning by doing approach. • Evaulation of the training was conducted and collect feedback from participants and planned ahead for the upcoming trainings in the near future. • Through this course presented by Jayceettes Academy, our members were ﬁlled with positivism and more ready than ever to bring on positive change and impact to society! • Oversea Head Trainers: JCI Manila : Director Jeremy Clemente, Trainers: Director Lec Toribio and Glenn Ong

7. PROJECTS INVOLVED WITH OTHER LOMS IN HONG KONG 7.1. 6 chapter Joint Happy Hour Causal Gathering on 17 February 2017 JCIHK Jayceettes, JCI East Kowloon, JCI City, JCI Queensway, JCI Shatin, JCI City Lady and JCI Tsuen Wan

7.2 The Joint Chapter Training cohosted with JCI East Kowloon on 1st April 2017

7.3. Joint Causal Gathering Boat Trip on 1st October 2017

7.4 28th 5 Stars Camp with JCI Harbour on 28-29 October 2017

8. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS TO BE LAUNCHED 8.1. "Dialogue with Pansy Ho, J.P." - Building Bridges, Demolishing Walls, and On the Road to be an Engaged and Active Citizen 8.2 Membership Affairs Scheme: Jayceetees Star Sharing

9. CONCLUSION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "Explore your Potential , Exude your Charisma" is the slogan of 2017. I am blessed that our members fully developed their own potential throughout this year.

I am proud to be the president of JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes. 2017 has been a greatly rewarding year for JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes and a year of fast speed personal development as the President of JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes. The great achievement thus far this year came from my beloved board of directors and ofﬁcers, organizing committees,

244 members, senior members and Past Presidents.

Over the eight months, passion has colored my life with endless challenges and precious memories. We, Jayceettes, aim to pioneer thoughts and programme to facilitate our community. We have courage to bring forth new and creative projects every year. I am really glad that we could strengthen our relationship with local government, NGOs and corporates. I would like to extend our gratitude to Hon Patron Ms. Elsie Oi-sie Leung, GBM, JP, Honorary Legal Advisor Mr. Moses Cheng, GBS, OBE, JP for their unfailing support and advice. Our gratitude also goes to Chapter Patron Vision 2008 Limited as well as all sponsors and donors who supported our projects and endeavors throughout the year.

I would also like to express utmost thanks to Honorary Life President Senator Jennifer Yu; Presidential Advisors Past President Senator Phyllis Chan; Chapter Affairs Advisor Past President Senator Alice Liu, Immediate Past President Patrizia Yeung, all Past Presidents, Area and Project Advisors. Without their unfailing support, guidance and encouragement, it would not have been possible for us to attain breakthroughs and set new milestones together.

My Presidential Advisors have been great mentors, companions and great friends to me. Our friendship has been and will always been cherished.

Last but not the least; I would like to express my deepest appreciation to all Jayceettes for their amazing support for the past 48 years. Only with this strong foundation laid could the Chapter continue to ﬂourish, and motivate new members to explore new territories.

My sincere wishes go to the 2018 board. Riding on the achievement in the past 49 years; a new page is to be written. All the best and be all you can be for the best work of life!

It is my sincere hope that every Jayceettes will feel the colorful passion this year as we reached new heights with innovative projects and members development. Let's worked together and continue to set new milestones for the chapter.

Do Do So President

245 第五十二屆總會周年大會獅子山青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標加入獅子山青年商會，豐富了我的人生，令我認識很多志同道合的朋友，加入青商，改變了我的人生軌跡，令我認識我的生意拍檔，開創自己的事業。我深信國際青年商會這個平台是年青人服務社會 , 訓練社會的一個最佳平台。我希望在本會原有的基礎下 , 塑造更良好的文化和制度 , 讓每一個加入的年青人都關心社會 , 並且從中發揮自己的優勢 , 創造正面成長和結果。我和核心團隊努力建構一個讓年青人樂在成長的機構 , 不斷突破 , 並能持續發展。我們董事局今年的方向以 Mans 四大方向為主軸：第一個方向是 M-MEMBERSHIP：人力資源是為最重要的資產。有好的人才 , 會務才能朝正確的方向發展。我們不但需要多舉辦會員招募活動 , 找合適人才 , 讓他們發揮才能 ; 還必須將現有會員放在合適的位置 , 展露他們的長處，提昇自己、挑戰自己。增加會員之餘 , 還能增強現有會員的歸屬感。第二個方向是 Achievement。提昇會友的成就感。每個人也需要被鼓勵 , 鼓勵會友參與不同的訓練，利用本會及分會舉辦的領袖工作坊，提昇自己的能力，成就自己，成就別人。第三個方向是 Networking。我們希望透過不同工作計劃，連結不同政府部門、商業機構以及非牟利團體的合作，匯聚更多網絡的合作平台，更會利用「積極公民」的框架激發一系列的義工體驗、培訓及大型推廣活動，鼓勵社會各界踴躍加入義工行列，廣泛為社會上不同階層的人士帶來價值，創造對社會有影響力的社會發展工作計劃。第 4 個方向是 Sustainability。非官方數字，一般會友的青商生涯只有兩年左右，我們希望能可持續的學習環境讓會友能夠持續貢獻，持續成長，如此，才能凝聚更大的力量貢獻社會。

2. 年度主題敢創。躍動人生

3. 簡歷成立於 1971 年 ( 今年為 46 周年 ) 3.1. 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） • 現有正式會員人數： 84 • 現有資深會員人數： 26 • 會員平均年齡： 32。4 • 會員男女比例： 62% 男會員及 38 % 女會員 3.2 會員費用

246 • 普通會員︰港幣 1400 • 資深會員︰港幣 550 • 準會員 (6 個月會費 )：港幣 $500 元

3.3 姊妹會 • 三重市國際青年商會 ( 台灣 / 台北 ) ( 簽盟年份： 1976 年 ) • 詩巫國際青年商會 ( 馬來西亞 / 詩巫 ) ( 簽盟年份： 1998 年 ) • 一般社団法人刈谷青年会議所 ( 日本 / 刈谷 ) ( 簽盟年份： 2010 年 ) • 友好會：廣州巿白雲區青年聯合會 ( 中國 / 廣州 ) ( 簽盟年份： 2005 年 )

4. 組織架構永遠名譽會長永遠名譽會長：前會長劉漢華太平紳士，銀紫荊星章勛賢

董事局成員

執行董事局會長：黃永俊義務秘書長：張啟平 ( 督導商業事務 ) 義務財務長：盧傑銘副會長：朱恩賜 ( 督導會員事務及擴展 ) 副會長：鍾文婷 ( 督導商業事務 ) 副會長：羅美婷 ( 督導商業事務 ) 副會長：文曉光 ( 督導商業事務 )

董事會員事務董事：關詠儀商業事務董事：唐凱欣國際事務董事：黃碧珍領袖才能董事：李殷齋社會發展董事：林卓峰出版事務董事：施朗然

幹事會員事務幹事：林芷彤會員擴展幹事：李俊榮商業事務幹事：陳國威商業事務幹事：盧鳳呈商業事務幹事：謝翹峯國際事務幹事：阮心研領袖才能幹事：黃兆鵬

247 領袖才能幹事：陳潔鈴社會發展幹事：袁嘉麟社會發展幹事：林偉君

會長特別助理：蘇杰鋒 , 蔡倩彤

監事：黃敬麟 , 陳溢謙

總會指派執行委員總會副會長：總會副會長黃文瀚

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248 資深青商會資深青商會主席：資深會員梁智佳上屆主席：資深會員林曉斌當然委員：2016 年會長梁淑瑜

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參議員委員會參議員委員會主席：2010 年會長張靜美參議員委員：2006 年會長謝淑文參議員委員： 2000 年會長陳卓基參議員委員：2002 年會長曹國俊參議員

遴選委員會遴選委員會主席：2016 年會長梁淑瑜委員：2014 年會長陳佩楨參議員委員：2009 年會長葉景強參議員委員：2000 年會長陳卓基參議員委員：2015 年會長梁凱珊

5. 會議 5.1 執行董事局會議自當選至今共舉行 6 次會議。在管理學角度 , 一位公司決策人應集中精力應對 6 位管理人員 , 才是最高效的策略 .。本人深信只要放權予六位執行董事局成員 , 並在事前能夠有足夠和良好的溝通，達成一致共識 , 才能讓各部門運作暢順。定期的會議確保能夠讓核心管理團隊能夠有針對性地解各種問題。討論內容為分配工作、工作焦點、製訂工作大綱及目標、決定財政預算、製訂方針及檢討會務等。

5.2 董事局會議每月第一個星期四於上環總會舉行，自當選至今 , 共召開九次董事局會議及去年舉行兩次董事局籌備會議。

5.3 中期檢討訓練日營本人認為年中檢討相當重要 .。路走遠了會累 , 持續半年的義職工作 , 難免身心靈也許有點兒疲憊 , 作為一個團隊大家能夠聚在一起 , 互訴心聲 , 商討什麼是行得通 , 什麼是行不通的。休息 , 是為了走得更遠。7 月 8 日在九龍荔枝角一處私

249 人派對場地舉行了中期訓練日營 , 並請來四位會位顧問作為是次活動培訓導師 , 效果奇佳。

5.4 會員月會每月舉行一次，自當選至今召開七次會員月會，各董事報告工作計劃及會務進度，並接受會員詢問、進行每月生日會及會員入會儀式。期間每月邀請社會各界知名人士出席月會，分別擔當各個不同主題之主講嘉賓。本年度已舉辦的月會如下，平均出席人數 40 人，詳細列表

如下：月份月會主題籌委會主席參與人數一月份一月份月會及 2017 年度董事局就職典禮郭旖雯 80 二月份走出你自己的故事．來吧！青商國際之旅董事黃碧珍 50 三月份三月份月會暨青商簡介會 Learn To Lead 簡名儀 36 四月份月會暨商業分享會四月份董事唐凱欣「初創攻略。回到未創時」 35 五月份五月份月會及有機手工工作坊顏耀明 30 六月月會暨商務分享會六月份譚震詠 40 GETTING TO YES 「說 ' 好 ' 無難度」七月份七月月會暨籌款活動 ' 泡泡獅子山 ' 黃銳豪 22

5.5 長遠發展委員會會議舉行了一次會議，總結來年並討論本會 5 年計劃，檢視如何提本會長遠發展略。

6. 工作計劃及活動領袖才能發展：第六屆領袖導師計劃社會發展：旗艦工作計劃綠色經濟論壇之都巿固體廢物收費──企業如何應對垃圾徵費商業事務：創你所想。香港本地創業家之創業方程式

6.1 第六屆領袖導師計劃背景：本會領袖才能發展組籌辦的旗艦工作計劃《領袖導師計劃》，至今已經推行第六屆，工作計劃的理念是藉著多位社會上各行各業的傑出人士擔任導師，學員能夠從導師的以身作則的典範及寶貴的個人經驗中學習。此計劃為學員們定制個人化系統式的培訓，從計劃期間參與和出席的活動當中，訓練自己的領袖才能，為成為青商明日領袖作好培訓根基，深入啟發及建立自我學習和個人發展方向。

250 今屆的《領袖導師計劃》的主題為「傳承．啟航」，希望將領袖導師人數增加，藉此學員有更多機會與來自不同行業的導師交流。今年把導師的人數增加為十五位，導師人數為歷年之冠。

其中《領袖導師高峰會》，當中請來三位全新合作的導師包括仙跡岩執行董事何國偉先生、陽光洗衣便利店集團總監江麗萍小姐，以及廣域度多媒體董事總經理黃嘉輝先生。他們分享其成功之道及青年人如何有效作生涯規劃，使參加者思維大開。

於八月份舉行之《領袖導師計劃》大型活動「大班之戰」，透過模擬商業遊戲，學員們能與當中的導師互動及分享心得。

項目一 ( 四月九日 ) ：第六屆《領袖導師計劃》「傳承．啟航」開幕典禮及《領袖導師高峰會》項目二（四月至九月）：第六屆《領袖導師計劃》「傳承．啟航」之《與領袖對話》項目三（八月五日）：第六屆《領袖導師計劃》「傳承．啟航」之大型活動「大班之戰」項目四（十月）：第六屆《領袖導師計劃》「傳承．啟航」閉幕禮及謝帥宴

結果： • 今屆的領袖導師計劃有三十一位學員參與，總共超過九十三次的個人化深入面談及導師安排之公司參觀。參與之學員得到導師的啟發及支持，加入成為本會會員，其中更擔任來年本會及總會之董事局職位。 • 當中導師於本會及總會舉辦之講座作為主講嘉賓，包括 T-Factory 負責人暨太興飲食集團品牌及業務發展部副經理陳家強先生、鴻福堂集團主席謝寶達先生、二零零六年香港十大傑出青年及傑出青年協會主席林景昇先生，總參與人次達五百人。 • 是次計劃得到傳媒關注，《領袖導師計劃》開幕典禮當日得到 Now TV 及 RTHK 採訪。

6.2 社會可持續發展工作計劃「救救地球，一張就夠」背景：社會可持續發展組已第二年舉辦關於抹手紙的議題 , 主題是「救救地球•一張就夠」，國際青年商會榮譽顧問劉鳴偉的一句說話鼓勵了我們：‘社會上大部分有影響力的工作計劃，一般也需要大約 2 年時間才能引起足夠的關注和行為的改變 '，而這也正切合聯合國永續發展目標 (SDG) 的目標，我們期望不但能引起香港社會大眾的關注，我們更希望帶來行為的改變，達致能真正減少抹手紙廢物對堆填區的負擔。獅子山青年商會明白到要引起更廣泛層面的關注和響應是次行動，於是聯合了在環保界甚具影響力的機構世界

251 綠色組織作為聯辦機構 , 團結社會各義工組織，從學校、商界（香港餐飲聯協會）和個人層面發揮最大的影響力。

項目一（1 月 -6 月）：量化評估 20 間商場及 40 企業減少使用抹手紙數據分析項目二（5 月 5 日）：綠色經濟公開論壇 - 企業如何應對垃圾徵費項目三（5 月 21 日）：智行攤位之宣揚「救救地球，一張就夠」理念項目四（5 月 -8 月）：食肆環保體驗月項目五（7 月 2 日）：區宣傳日「都市人使用抹手紙習慣」問卷調查項目六（7 月 3 日）：學校環保教育工作坊「我承諾 I Pledge」救救地球目標行動一起 BYOT 項目七（8 月 5 日）：綠．識．生活循環線環保導賞團公眾參與活動之參觀碧瑤廢物處理及回收中心項目八（8 月 13 日）：「救救地球。一張就夠」新聞發佈會及嘉許禮項目九（8 月 14 日）：全城停用抹手紙關注日

結果： • 超過 20 間商場願意以減少 10% 抹抹手紙為目標，以示響應計劃 • 自政府於三月底推出「都市固體廢物收費」計劃，不僅市民要「諗計仔」減少垃圾及垃圾費，不少企業亦各出奇謀，務求盡量於不影響日常運作下「揼少啲、慳多啲」。有見及此，獅子山青年商會及世界綠色組織特別舉辦「綠色經濟論壇之都巿固體廢物收費──企業如何應對垃圾收費」。請來環境保護署副署長吳文傑先生為大家剖析該計劃與企業的關係，更邀請多位企業代表到場分享行業應對措施，吸引逾百名不同界別人士參加。同場世界綠色組織更公佈將於暑假推出「停用抹抹手紙關注日」呼籲各界積極響應。 • 設置關於日常生活關於減少固體廢物的遊戲，教育巿民動腦筋減少廢物，當天有超過 200 位巿大眾參與。 • 超過 250 間食餐願意響應「救救地球 • 一張就夠」行動，並於男女洗手間上貼上活動貼紙，以引起公眾關注和響應，餐廳食肆包括翠華飲食集團、太興飲食集團、彩福樓、富臨酒家、鍋居火煱、發記甜品、陶源酒家、鴻福堂、叙福樓集團、聯邦飲食集團、利苑飲食集團等等 • 動用超過 20 位義工朋友，成功在全香港人流最暢旺的銅鑼灣街頭訪問超過 500 位巿民，同時也讓更多巿民認識國際青年商會。 • 我們到訪屯門劉德容小學，為超過 300 位小學師生宣揚減少固體廢物（抹抹手紙），共教育自備手巾仔 BYOT (Bring Your Own Towel) 的重要性。 • 邀請了環境保護署副署長郭黃穎琦女士，以及環保大使明星黃又南先生 (Shine 組合其中一位 ), 知名 Mr 樂隊結他手黎澤恩先生，餐飲聯主席翠華控股有限公司李遠康先生出席，相信能夠在西九龍中心引起超過 500 位公眾人

252 士的關注和支持，並吸引到各大傳媒報導，發揮影響力到全港。 • 首次設立全城停用抹手紙關注日 , 數間商場也會於當天 1 小時停用供應抹手紙，並且有企業贊助在免費報紙刊登出半版廣告，接觸 700 萬巿民。

6.3 商業事務 - 營銷新勢力系列講座項目一：商業分享會「初創攻略。回到未創時」項目二：商務分享會 GETTING TO YES 「說 ' 好 ' 無難度」項目三：創你所想。香港本地創業家之創業方程式

結果： • 偉大航道 -- 李勁華先生（Keith Li）為著名流動應用程式開發商 Innopage 創辦人及 CEO、浸會大學客席講師、多份媒體專欄作家，對初創及互聯網科技有第一身經驗及精闢的見解 , 當晚有 35 位年青人參與活動。 • 香港十大傑出青年林景昇先生 , 一位資深談判專家 , 親身透過遊戲教導在場 40 位年青人如何化身談判高手 , 在人生和職場上成為一個真正的贏家。 • 大型講座請來本地科技新星企業 Madgaze 創辦人 , 阿里巴巴創投經理等本地企業新星作為嘉賓 , 本活動得到城巿大學贊助場地 , 期望聽眾大約 150 人。

7. 與其他分會合作之工作計劃或活動 7.1 3 月 18,19 日第二十六屆五星訓練營沙田青年商會 7.2 6 月 9 日蒙古亞太大會晉峰青年商會 7.3 7 月 1 日項目管理全面通騰龍青年商會

8. 本年度餘下工作計劃 8.1 8 月 29 日：創你所想。香港本地創業家之創業方程式 8.2 10 月：第六屆《領袖導師計劃》「傳承．啟航」閉幕禮及謝帥宴 8.3 12 月 17 日：第四十六周年會慶

9. 總結及鳴謝最初答應做會長的時候，心裡總是有點害怕。畢竟要承擔一個會的責任實在太龐大，害怕自己不能分配好時間，有失職責。

但當由我站出來答應競選的時候，開始籌組班底時，我心裡又開始興奮起來，畢竟能夠組成屬於自己的團隊去為社會做一些事情，也是一種成就。

我相信營運一個非牟利組織，應該用一個‘老闆 ' 的心態去看待，因為一間公司要發展起來，首先老闆要懂用人，懂用人，人才會為你賣命。在一間非牟利組織，這位‘老闆 ' 更加要懂得用人，因為企業的‘老闆 ' 能夠用錢作為利誘，讓員工多一重動力；但非牟利組織憑什麼去驅動會員 ? 你不可能每一次也請會友吃飯，更不能每次也送他禮物。所以作為會長，必須要懂得人心，懂得會友需要什麼，才能把會友放在合適的位置；位置對了，會友將會如一個齒輪，自動發揮十倍動力，準確無比；

253 相反，會友可能一不高興，便溜之大吉，讓人才流失。

上任之初，我也提醒自己多計劃，多溝通，多讚賞；多計劃就是定期與執行董事局會議，及早制定計劃；堅持和董事局有足夠溝通，誤會和內鬥往往是因為缺乏溝通；多讚賞，多給予肯定，提高士氣和滿足感。

我很幸運，有一班能幹的執行董事局成員，他們打理會務頭頭是道，我一直堅信他們就如一間公司的部分經理，只有‘老闆 ' 懂得放權，才能讓一個部分自由發揮，創造最大價值。我很幸運，有一班熱心，執行力強的董事，他們就如一個部門的項目經理，由策劃、執行、宣傳、危機管理，樣樣皆能。

敢創。躍動人生，2017 年，我們努力作出很多新嘗試，我們革新會刊設計和內容；把領袖導師計劃的導師陣容擴展到 30 人；社會發展計劃也找來社會知名環保組織－世界綠色組織合作，並找到超 20 個商場響應‘救救地球。一張就夠 ' 減少使用抹手紙計劃等。

我很幸運，得到會務顧問 1976 年會陳大澤的指導，時刻提醒我們作為董事局成員，要努力提昇管治能力，積極參與訓練課程，讓自己成為一個真正的管理者；還有 4 位會務顧問 1999 年會長招齊潔參議員 ,2009 年會長葉景強參議員 ,2012 年會長林明星參議員 ,2014 年會長陳佩楨參議員 ; 經常給我指導，還不時晚上與你們透過電話會議，討論會務，感謝你們無私的付出和真知勺見。當然，還有前任會長和一班顧問團給予我的支援。

黃永俊會長

254 第五十二屆總會周年大會海港青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標 2017 年海港青年商會踏入第 41 年，以「凝聚多元。團結創新」為主題。今年我們以團結為核心，團結一致令會員得到最大的成長及推出更多創新的工作計劃，讓社會不同層面的人士受惠。今年的目標是凝聚來自不同界別的機構及人才一齊參與，為社會做更多的事情。不論是普通會員或資深會員，到外面的機構，我們一同攜手創造更多的可能性，讓更多人受惠。為了讓大家發揮最大的可能性，提供多元化的培訓讓會員得到學習機會，取得最大的進步。

2. 年度主題今年的主題為「凝聚多元。團結創新」。 2.1 凝聚凝聚來自不同界別的機構及人才，一齊參與我們的工作計劃，為社會出一分力 2.2 多元今年將會推出更多的培訓，讓會員及不同人士得到更多元化的學習機會 2.3 團結團結會員上下一心為社會作出貢獻 2.4 創新為 2017 年的工作計劃注入更創新的元素，正視社會不同的問題

3. 簡歷成立於 1976 年 ( 今年為 41 周年 ) 3.1 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） • 現有正式會員人數： 102 • 現有資深會員人數： 50 • 會員平均年齡： 31.6 • 會員男女比例： 53% 男會員及 47 % 女會員 3.2 會員費用 • 普通會員︰港幣 1,440 • 資深會員︰港幣 1,068

255 3.3 姊妹會 • 檳城青年商會 ( 馬來西亞總會 ) ( 簽盟年份：1978 年 ) • 金沢青年商會 ( 日本總會 ) ( 簽盟年份：1980 年 ) • 濱海青年商會 ( 星加坡總會 ) ( 簽盟年份：1980 年 ) • 高雄女國際青年商會 ( 台灣總會 ) ( 簽盟年份：1984 年 ) • 松坡青年商會 ( 韓國總會 ) ( 簽盟年份：1986 年 )

4. 組織架構 4.1 執行董事局成員會長：林厚機前任會長：余修賢執行副會長：黃詩岸義務秘書長：陳瑞儀義務財務長：盧苡嘉副會長（領導才能發展、會員事務）：符旋副會長（社會發展、內地及國際事務）：何維勝副會長（市場推廣及公共關係、：王妍菲可持續發展）副會長（商業事務及企業傳訊）：徐善俊

4.2 其他董事局成員董事（行政）：關靖欣董事（財務）：譚嘉敏董事（領導才能發展）：朱霆峰董事（會員事務）：陳頌然董事（社會發展）：林淑雯董事（內地及國際事務）：梁文傑董事（市場推廣及公共關係）：甘智怡董事（可持續發展）：鄧業逞董事（商業事務）：劉苡筠董事（企業傳訊）：李肖漳

4.3 監事會監事：葉穎華

4.4 幹事幹事（行政）：許紫薇幹事（財務）：劉詩雅幹事（領導才能發展）：馬詠儀幹事（會員事務）：張可瑩幹事（會員事務）：蘇錦玲

256 幹事（社會發展）：陳美欣幹事（內地及國際事務）：鄭遵義幹事（市場推廣及公共關係）：易穎詩幹事（可持續發展）：梁俊傑幹事（商業事務）：高志華幹事（企業傳訊）：陳家佑會長助理：何浩基

4.5 總會指派執行委員總會副會長：李康詠

4.6 顧問團成員義務法律顧問：王少薇豪律師義務核數師：梁有榮會計師會長顧問：1987 年會長林來儀參議員 2009 年會長陳思競 2014 年會長黃世傑參議員法制顧問：2010 年會長杜遠龍參議員監事會顧問：2011 年會長陳麗群參議員秘書處顧問：2006 年會長方晴參議員財務處顧問：2001 年會長譚藝嫣參議員領導才能發展顧問：2007 年會長戴麗紅參議員會員事務顧問：2004 年會長曹杏英參議員社會發展顧問：2009 年會長陳思競內地及國際事務顧問：1984 年會長梁滿錫參議員 2013 年會長張嘉欣參議員市場推廣及公共關係顧問：1987 年會長林來儀參議員可持續發展顧問：1994 年會長楊詠儀參議員商業事務顧問：2008 年會長黃穎文參議員企業傳訊顧問：2012 年會長陳楚冠參議員

4.7 專員秘書處專員：會員張婷財務處專員：會員劉浩榮領導才能發展專員：資深會員陳琬琳領導才能發展專員：會員黃瑋霖社會發展專員：會員陳楚婷內地及國際事務專員：會員黃德華可持續發展專員：會員黃瑋霖商業事務專員：會員溫展敏

257 4.8 特別委員會海港青年商會基金有限公司 (2016-2018 年度 ) 主席： 2009 年會長陳思競副主席：2006 年會長方晴參議員秘書：1994 年會長楊詠儀參議員司庫：資深會員林培珠委員：1984 年會長梁滿錫參議員委員 2014 年會長黃世傑參議員當然委員：會長林厚機

長遠計劃發展委員會主席：2004 年會長曹杏英參議員上屆主席：1998 年會長黎國富參議員秘書：會員洪創山委員：1987 年會長林來儀參議員委員：2006 年會長方晴參議員委員：2007 年會長戴麗紅參議員委員：2008 年會長黃穎文參議員委員：資深會員劉慧安當然委員：會長林厚機、前任會長余修賢

公共關係委員會主席：2007 年會長戴麗紅參議員顧問：1978 年會長蔡漢強參議員秘書：會員溫展敏委員：1987 年會長林來儀參議員委員：2006 年會長方晴參議員委員：2008 年會長黃穎文參議員委員：2010 年會長杜遠龍參議員委員：2012 年會長陳楚冠參議員當然委員：會長林厚機、前任會長余修賢

資深青商會主席：2006 年會長方晴參議員顧問：1987 年會長林來儀參議員上屆主席：資深會員林妙玲參議員副主席：2007 年會長戴麗紅參議員委員：資深會員黃秀麗委員：資深會員蘇雅頌委員：資深會員陳琬琳當然委員：會長林厚機、前任會長余修賢

258 議員遴選委會員主席：1993 年會長孫玉桐參議員委員：1980 年會長張志平參議員委員 2006 年會長方晴參議員當然委員：會長林厚機

培訓及發展委員會主席：資深會員蘇雅頌顧問：2008 年會長黃穎文參議員上屆主席：會員溫展敏副主席：會員何浩基委員：會員黃漢威委員：會員林旭蕾委員：會員盧譜文

磷選委員會主席：前任會長余修賢

5. 會議 5.1 董事局會議 2017 年起截至 7 月底，董事局召開了 7 次會議，日期為：1 月 10 日、 2 月 13 日、 3 月 13 日、 4 月 11 日、 5 月 9 日、 6 月 13 日、 7 月 11 日。

5.2 月會由 2017 年起截至 7 月底，海港青年商會合共舉辦了 7 次月會： 1 月 15 日 2017 職員就職典禮油麻地城景國際酒店 2 月 11 日新春團拜籌款晚會尖沙咀東煌府婚宴專門店 3 月 24 日「創．新傳統」啟動禮尖沙咀 The Venue 4 月 24 日《志力「無窮」》分享晚宴灣仔 The Hub 5 月 27 日「有品有禮•酒在最前」九龍灣無限元素 6 月 23 日前會長暨資深青商之夜黃埔博藝會 7 月 28 日星．光．行尖沙咀香港基督教青年會

6. 工作計劃及活動 2017 年海港青年商會踏入第 41 年，會以「凝聚多元。團結創新」為主題。今年我們以團結為核心，團結一致令會員得到最大的成長及推出更多創新的工作計劃，讓社會不同層面的人士受惠。 6.1 第三十八屆國際兒童繪畫比賽暨公開攝影比賽由海港青年商會旗艦活動「第三十八屆國際兒童繪畫比賽暨公開攝影比賽」今

259 年透過「夢想童行」之主題，以藝術文化交流，讓孩子發揮無盡的藝術創意天分。除此之外亦提供一個「童 ( 同 ) 行」的機會，促進親子關係，讓家長及社會各界一同守護孩子的夢想，締造正面樂觀的環境予孩子一同成長，讓他們發揮無限潛能。同場亦舉行公開攝影比賽，讓市民一同參與，發揮所長。

比賽日日期： 4 月 9 日地點：尖沙咀九龍公園今屆有超過 10,000 參與，接近 5,000 位小朋友參與，場面十分盛大。今年活動成功邀得多名嘉賓，包括勞工及福利局局長蕭偉強先生 JP、油尖旺區議會主席葉傲冬議員、海港青年商會名譽顧問莫鳳儀女士 MH JP，與活動大使唐寧小姐及楊鎧凝小妹妹一同親臨開幕典禮，為繪畫比賽揭開序幕。今年我們特別注重多元發展、創新思維。場內同時有不同嘉賓分享，大量團體表演如花式跳繩、樂器演奏表演、專業跳舞、藝術體操等，面部彩繪，即影即有相片攤位以及面書直播小記者活動。本年加強親子元素，首次增加親子組比賽，希望能促進參賽者親子關係。為鼓勵更多居住於偏遠地區的學童參與活動，本會更首次於屯門增設繪畫地點！每年比賽都十分著重國際元素，今年更收集了約 500 幅來自台灣、日本、韓國、柬埔寨、新加坡的畫作！

粽是有情之安老院長者服務日日期： 5 月 27 日地點：荃灣民康護老中心與本地媒體 HK01 合辦「粽是有情之安老院長者服務日」，帶同得獎小朋友跟一眾老人家一起迎接端午節的來臨。活動大使楊鎧凝美心妹妹以及專欄作家鄧明儀小姐也出席支持活動。當日除了讓得獎小朋友親手向公公婆婆派粽外，還跟他們一起聊天、玩遊戲及做健身操。小朋友亦即場發揮藝術小宇宙，繪畫心意卡贈予公公婆婆。我們鼓勵兒童追尋夢想的同時，亦鼓勵他們關心社會有需要的人。小朋友即場化身成「夢想小記者」，於 Facebook 進行直播，一方面可訓練臨場應變以及溝通技巧，一方面可讓社會上不同的人了解活動的情況。

國際青年商會亞太大會 – 烏蘭巴托得獎作品展覽日期：6 月 8-11 日地點：國際青年商會亞太大會第三十八屆國際兒童繪畫比賽暨公開攝影比賽得獎作品展覽於本年國際青年商會亞太大會 – 烏蘭巴托舉行。當天國際青年商會會長 Dawn Hetzel、國際青年商會上屆會長 Paschal Dike、國際青年商會執行副會長 Marc Brian Lim、國際青年商會副會長梁國柱參議員、國際青年商會香港總會會長潘沁怡參議員及海港青年商會會長林厚機一同啟動展覽開幕典禮，現場超過 200 人參與盛事。超過 3 千名參與亞太大會的 JCI 會員亦可參觀展覽。

260 油尖旺區各界「活力 ‧ 愛慶回歸」藝術展覽及遊戲日日期：7 月 1 日地點：旺角麥花臣球場海港青年商會一直致力與社區連繫、積極參與社區活動。今年十分榮幸得到九龍社團聯會油尖旺地區委員會及油尖旺地區事務聯會邀請，於 7 月 1 日「活力．愛慶回歸」嘉年華擺放遊戲攤位以及進行「第三十八屆國際兒童繪畫比賽暨公開攝影比賽」本地展覽、讓公眾了解一眾「小小夢想家」的夢想之路。

「小小夢想家」訓練日日期：7 月 2 日地點：前西區裁判法院今次活動邀請了 70 多位第三十八屆國際兒童繪畫比賽暨公開攝影比賽的得獎小朋友參與。當日受惠機構 ISSHK Hope Support Center 約 20 名小數族裔小朋友一齊參加、無分邊界、一同向夢想進發。透過今次輕鬆有趣的 Lego 培訓 Training 讓小朋友們砌出他們的夢想。同時家長們也可以透過今次活動加深對自己小朋友的了解及溝通。最重要是家長們能夠支持他們夢想及陪同他們一齊實踐。

第三十八屆國際兒童繪畫比賽暨公開攝影比賽頒獎典禮日期：7 月 22 日地點：灣仔修頓室內運動場透過舉辦大型頒獎典禮，直接加許及鼓勵各少少藝術家及攝影愛好者的優秀作品，同時邀請不同嘉賓分享夢想同行的知識給家長及小朋友。我們邀請到「中國香港跳繩體育聯會 - 中國香港花式跳繩代表隊」及「圓玄學院妙法寺內明陳呂重德紀念中學 - 鐵人計劃」為表演嘉賓。「2016 年十大傑出青年葉頌文先生」及「資深傳媒人、大學講師、專欄作家、親子及教育顧問鄧明儀小姐」為我們分享嘉賓。今年更首次增設「家庭組」鼓勵家長跟小朋友一起參與。頒獎典禮中共超過 300 個獎項。

6.2 第十一屆青年領袖系列「超凡領袖無界限」本年度領導才能發展組聯同「平等機會委員會」推出旗艦工作計劃「超凡領袖無界限」，連同歷屆青年領袖一同走進社區，聯繫商界、社會福利界、傳媒一同推動社會共融及關注少數族裔青少年就業問題。透過舉辦一系列工作坊、工作體驗、社區服務及論壇，提昇 12-20 歲少數族裔青少年的生涯規劃及求職技巧，並引導他們主動積極關心社會，以生命影響生命，薪火相傳；同時宣揚「不論任何膚色種族，有能力便能貢獻社會並成為出色領袖」的訊息。

261 開幕禮暨就業工作坊一日期：5 月 7 日地點：梁顯利油麻地社區中心當日超過 60 名青商好友及支持機構代表出席開幕禮。邀請到傑出少數族裔領袖 Mr. Jeffrey Andrews 及 Ricky Chan 陳振華先生出席活動，為一眾少數族裔打氣並分享成功感受。

工作坊一 / 二日期：5 月 7 日 /5 月 21 日地點：梁顯利油麻地社區中心邀請到培訓導師 Navis Or 及多位歷屆青年領袖得獎者啟蒙學員思考人生，明白社會上每個人具備不同的能力，彼此如齒輪般互相合作以發揮巨大力量；並向學員簡介本港一般僱主選擇員工的準則，讓他們可以為未來作充分準備。導師以小組互動形式，帶動全場氣氛，使他們於輕鬆環境下學習。

「工作影子」職場實況體驗日期：7-8 月為了讓少數族裔能夠接觸社會、同時讓商界多一點認識他們達到社會共融。我們安排參加者到迪士尼樂園、海事處，中醫藥坊，西裝訂製，Event marketing、消防工程等共 12 個不同企業或機構進行工作體驗，跟隨資深員工工作，讓參加者近距離觀察職場的現實情況，親身了解不同行業的真像，以及如何裝備自己以投身有興趣的工作。青年領袖亦於參與「工作影子」前後跟參加者交流，引導參加者消化「工作影子」的得著和感受，並分享自身職場經歷。

「多元領袖創人生」論壇日期：8 月 5 日地點：灣仔溫莎公爵社會服務大廈討論少數族裔就業及少數族裔如何助開拓一代一路商機等議題，並分享「領袖 + 工作人生．實況體驗」活動記錄。希望以此為引子通過傳媒及社交媒體宣傳，吸引大眾關注，宣揚種族平等的訊息，讓大眾了解無論膚色種族，有能力便能貢獻社會並成為出色領袖。將少數族裔就業平等的議題進一步推廣至各行各業及社會大眾。邀請到「平等機會委員會」主席陳章明教授 , SBS, JP 為主禮嘉賓。

6.3 「樂在人生」精神健康服務計劃透過一連串的工作坊，協助中學生認識自己情緒及關注精神健康。及後與中學生探訪精神病康復者，通過治療犬、音樂及藝術，與精神病康復者直接對話。以大型人生模擬遊戲向社區推廣精神健康，使更多人關注精神健康，並減低對精神病康復者的誤解。

262 情緒認知及治療犬義工培訓日日期：4 月 21 日地點：堅尼地城社區綜合大樓當日超過 30 位參加者出席，我們邀請到主講嘉賓「香港動物輔助治療學會」主席淡定爸 Eddie Sir 及其治療犬。 Eddie Sir 為我們分享如何能夠成為治療犬及分享真實按例，病患者是如何透過治療犬解決精神健康問題。當日共有三隻治療犬出席，讓我們能夠近距離接觸他們。

認識情緒及黑暗劇場體驗工作坊日期：5 月 20 日地點：中華基督教會銘賢書院當日有幸邀請到公開大學護理及健康部高級講師劉名河先生與超過 50 名學生分享中學生常遇到的情緒問題及應對方法。接著由視障十大傑青陳衍泓（Comma) 帶領，以戲劇的形式讓中四學生對生命進行反思，包括口述影像遊戲及竹枝舞，透過黑暗劇場演員分享克服精神分裂症，大膽站於台前的經驗為學生帶來正面積極生活的訊息。一眾學生積極主動發問如何與情緒困擾的朋友相處，更有學生勇敢分享自己曾經受情緒困擾的經歷，反映透過體驗式學習，有助學生深刻地認識自己情緒。

慈善互動劇場「哈姆雷特的抉擇」日期：6 月 2 日地點：美孚黑暗中對話體驗館是次活動除了一眾青商會友外，還有來自香港心理衛生會艾齡樓的社工和十多位精神病康復者、中華基督教會銘賢書院的中六學生以及一些新朋友一同欣賞黑暗中公演的劇目。慈善互動劇場獨特在於演員和觀眾同樣在伸手不見五指的環境中參與，演員要在全黑暗的環境中走位、和觀眾互動，難度非常高。當中有部分演出者是視障人士及精神病康復者，他們和健全人士一同在漆黑中演出，「視野」同樣高大。

大型偵探遊戲 – 人生 36 小時（第一站 ) 日期：6 月 25 日地點：元朗中華基督教會基元中學為了讓中學生們了解精神健康問題，及當遇到壓力及情緒問題是應如何處理，我們得到很多專家協助設計出這個「人生 36 小時大型偵探遊戲」，目的是希望透過輕鬆的遊戲灌輸精神健康資訊給予學生們。現時學生們所面對的精神壓力來自學業，愛情，家庭，朋友等等。我們希望他們從小已擁有精神健康知識，懂得在面對困境是如何面對。遊戲設定是，一位問題少女正面對精神壓力想輕生，學生們就要追隨返 36 小時之前，透過不同場景不同線索了解這名少女正面對什麼問題。當中的場景是他們現實中也可能正在面對的事。這次是第一站有接近 50 位出席，他們反應熱烈！

263 大型偵探遊戲 – 人生 36 小時（第二站 ) 日期：6 月 30 日地點：中華基督教會銘賢書院第二站亦是這工作計劃的重點活動，當日有超過 160 人參與。今次活動邀請到「香港特別行政區政府教育局首席教育主任 ( 特殊教育 ) 陳輔民先生」為主禮嘉賓，「張崇德博士」為精神健康大使協助我們宣揚訊息，「黑暗劇場創辦人 &2016 十大傑出青年陳衍泓先生」為協辦機構帶同劇場成員進行遊戲環節。學生們除了十分積極參與之外，最重要在遊戲後進行分享環節，一些學生的打開了心窗講述自己面對的問題。我們亦發現一些學生正在受情緒困擾，讓老師了解到及帶他們及早治療。

7. 與其他分會合作之工作計劃或活動 7.1 日期： 1 月 16 日合作分會：維多利亞青年商會、九龍青年商會、半島青年商會、海港青年商會、浩洋青年商會、經緯青年商會活動：青商大富翁

7.2 日期： 2 月 17 日合作分會：九龍青年商會、半島青年商會、獅子山青年商會、海港青年商會、太平山青年商會、紫荊青年商會、騰龍青年商會、荃灣青年商會，大嶼山青年商會活動：九會聯會歡樂時光

7.3 日期： 2 月 26 日合作分會：海港青年商會、星加坡濱海青年商會活動：「星．光．行」觀星夜 ( 星加坡站 )

7.4 日期： 3 月 17-22 日合作分會：海港青年商會、星加坡濱海青年商會、柬埔寨金邊青年商會活動：Bag To School

7.5 日期： 3 月 19 日合作分會：海港青年商會、星加坡濱海青年商會、柬埔寨金邊青年商會活動：「星．光．行」觀星夜 ( 柬埔寨站 )

7.6 日期： 4 月 2 日合作分會：海港青年商會、台灣高雄女國際青年商會活動：「星．光．行」觀星夜 ( 台灣站 )

264 7.7 日期： 4 月 9 日合作分會：海港青年商會、日本金澤青年商會、韓國松坡青年商會、星加坡濱海青年商會、台灣高雄女國際青年商會、馬來西亞檳城青年商會、柬埔寨金邊青年商會活動：第三十八屆國際兒童繪畫比賽暨公開攝影比賽

7.8 日期： 4 月 29 日合作分會：海港青年商會、韓國松坡青年商會活動：「星．光．行」觀星夜 ( 韓國站 )

7.9 日期： 7 月 16 日合作分會：海港青年商會、太平山青年商會活動：夏水禮

7.10 日期： 7 月 28 日合作分會：海港青年商會、日本金澤青年商會、韓國松坡青年商會、星加坡濱海青年商會、台灣高雄女國際青年商會、馬來西亞檳城青年商會、柬埔寨金邊青年商會活動：「星．光．行」攝影比賽

7.11 日期： 10 月 28-29 日合作分會：香港女青年商會、海港青年商會活動：五星訓練營

8. 本年度餘下工作計劃 8.1 8 月 5 日：第十一屆青年領袖系列「多元領袖創人生」論壇 8.2 9 月 10 日：第 41 屆會員大會 8.3. 12 月 2 日：第 41 屆周年餐舞會

9. 總結及鳴謝 2017 年海港青年商會踏入第 41 年，我們以「凝聚多元．團結創新」為主題。今年目標是團結一致，以會員為核心讓他們得到最多元化的成長。同時推出更多創新的工作計劃讓社會不同層面的人士受惠。

感謝各位董事局成員的努力，我們今年合共推出 6 個大型工作計劃，比往年增加一個。當中有四個工作計劃是全新的。

今年大大提高跟分會及姊妹會合作的機會，大大增加大家之間的關係及友誼。培訓方面，感謝「培訓及發展委員會」的努力，今年推出多個培訓計劃讓會員得到最多元化的成長機會。

265 除了董事局成員之外，每一位會員也非常努力。不論新舊會員大家也非常投入參與不同的工作計劃及出席不同類型的活動。

今年的成功，有賴很多前輩門在我們後面默默協助我們。感謝我的三位會長顧問林來儀參議員，陳思競，黃世傑參議員及法制顧問杜遠龍參議員。每當我遇到問題你們也會給我很多的建議協助我解決。感謝前任會長余修賢，由上年開始到今天幫助了我很多，每當有問題發生時你就像兄弟一樣全力協助我。

感謝每一位組別顧問，各組別能夠得到成功有賴你們在背後默默支持。感謝長遠發展委員會成員，公共關係委員會成員，資深情商會成員，議員遴選委員會成員及培訓及發展委員會成員。全賴有你們在後面如無名英雄一樣，在我們董事局成員後面全力協助我們，今年才這樣成功。

感謝所有專員的努力，在前線透過你們的經驗協助各籌委會完成一個又一個的工作計劃。

感謝我的會長助理，今年實在有太多事需要處理，沒有你的協助我將會非常頭痛。

感謝國際青年商會香港總會會長潘沁怡參議員，每日馬不停蹄支持我們各分會。

感謝總會指派執行委員李康詠，妳非常愛惜我們及常常以不同的角度提點我們。

感謝全體國際青年商會香港總會成員在 2017 年全力支持各分會。

感謝各分會會長，過去一年大家也互相支持，每當需要你們的時候也一呼百應。本人有幸成為 2017 年會長，每日也全力以赴期望沒有讓大家失望。

餘下日子我們全體董事局成員定必全力以赴完成我們的使命！

林厚機會長

266 第五十二屆總會周年大會元朗青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標元朗青年商會自一九七七年創立至今四十年，一直秉持著青商精神及宗旨、積極推動社會服務及青少年發展。二零一七年正值本會四十周年，四十周年是紅寶石之禧，有幸在如此意義非凡的一年，承蒙會員青睞，獲選為元朗青年商會會長一職，是本人莫大的榮耀。元朗青年商會地區色彩特別濃厚，過往的成就有賴一眾前會長、資深會友和會友的努力及貢獻，為本會在元朗地區奠定堅實的基礎，如今本人亦會同樣抱著敬業，克己所能的態度，與全體董事局成員齊心合力為本會及元朗社區帶來更有活力及朝氣的新氣象，將元朗青年商會【服務社會，訓練自己】的精神及宗旨繼續薪火相傳下去。

適逢本年為本會旗艦活動【香港特別行政區傑出學生選舉】第三十周年紀念，本會將致力推行更多青少年計劃，為更多年青人提供集「包容、認識、關懷、學習」於一身的自我訓練平台。本會今年的口號是「元青四十載，培訓創未來！」，我深信每個年青人都有自己的夢想、抱負，也都各有所長、潛能。本人定必遏盡所能同時身體力行，帶領新一屆董事局成員，齊心為元朗青年商會打拼，集結正能量。

2. 年度主題元青四十載培訓創未來

3. 簡歷成立於 1977 年 ( 今年為 40 周年 ) 3.1. 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） • 現有正式會員人數 : 73 • 現有資深會員人數 : 12 • 會員平均年齡 : 32.2 歲 • 會員男女比例 : 73.9% 男會員及 26.1 % 女會員

3.2 會員費用 • 普通會員︰港幣 1300 元正 • 資深會員︰港幣 300 元正 • 準會員：港幣 500 元正 ( 半年 )

267 3.3 姊妹會 • 基隆青年商會 ( 台灣 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1986 年 ) • 京都青年會議所 ( 日本 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1986 年 )

3.4 友好會 • 廣州市青年聯合會 ( 中國 / 廣州 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1996 年 )

4. 組織架構贊助人：鍾逸傑爵士大紫荊勳賢太平紳士名譽會長：元朗民政事務專員麥震宇太平紳士會長顧問：元朗民政事務助理專員麥嘉盈女士

董事局成員

執行董事局會長：馮志榮義務秘書：覃子翔 ( 資訊科技 / 記錄及獎勵 / 財務 ) 副會長：張弓發 ( 出版事務 / 商務發展 ) 副會長：張兆龍 ( 社會發展 / 領導才能發展 ) 副會長：鄧家豪 ( 會員事務 / 會員拓展 ) 副會長：王嘉聰 ( 國際事務 / 公共關係 )

理事財務理事：王創興會員事務理事：黃浩綸商業事務理事：陳廣豪國際事務董事：何家耀領袖才能董事：林潔兒社會發展董事：潘建立出版事務董事：鄭振業資訊科技理事：曾百謙公共關係理事：梁希瀅

幹事會員事務幹事：林庶勝會員擴展幹事：林格格

會長特別助理會長特別助理：葉鳳婷

268 總會指派執行委員總會副會長：總會副會長黃可風

顧問團成員會長顧問：1995 年會長黃偉旋參議員會長顧問：2014 年會長鄧裕安義務法律顧問：王威信律師義務核數師：源誠會計師事務所有限公司國際事務顧問：1992 年會長龔志忠參議員領袖才能發展顧問：2005 年會長童三德參議員商業發展顧問：2011 年會長鄧欣傑參議員社會發展顧問： 2015 年會長黃文潔會員事務顧問：2017 資深青商會主席吳英媚參議員公共關係顧問：黃錦泉參議員

資深青商會資深青商會主席：資深青商會主席吳英媚參議員

基金管理委員會基金管理委員會主席： 1995 年會長黃偉旋參議秘書：1992 年會長龔志忠參議員當然委員：2017 年會長馮志榮

5. 會議 5.1 執行董事局會議由本年一月至今共舉行六次會議。

5.2 董事局會議每月第二個星期四於本會會址舉行，自本年一月至今，共召開八次董事局會議及去年舉行一次董事局籌備會議。

5.3 會員月會每月舉行一次，自當選至今召開七次會員月會，各董事報告工作計劃及會務進度，並接受會員詢問、進行每月生日會及會員入會儀式。期間每月邀請社會各界知名人士出席月會，分別擔當各個不同主題之主講嘉賓。本年度已舉辦的月會如下，平均出席人數 40 人，詳細列表如下：

269 月份月會主題一月一月月會及就職典禮二月二月月會及新春盤菜宴三月三月月會暨青商簡介五月五月月會暨領導才能訓練講座六月六月月會暨商務講座七月 7 月月會暨 IA 夢想遊分享會暨中期頒獎典禮

6. 工作計劃及活動 6.1. 第三十屆香港特別行政區傑出學生選舉本年度題目為《回歸二十載千禧創未來》，「傑出學生選舉」希望學生們不著重於學術上的名次，同時亦希望發掘出學生們於個人品德、公民意識及社會事務等各方面能夠得到均衡發展，透過關心社會上所發生的事情，為建立和諧美好社會出一分力，成為日後社會上一名真正的楝樑。

" 能力越大責任越大。" 希望各位傑出學生都可以為社會為香港未來作出貢獻。

6.2. 2017 年新春盤菜宴《元宵盆宴賀雞年，青商聚首喜迎春》當日有接近三百人出席。讓出席人士品嚐到傳統圍村盤菜，同時有本會資深會友做導遊，詳細介紹鄧氏宗祠歷史及建築特色。

6.3. 廣州商務交流團當日一行人拜訪廣州市人大，同時人大安掛我們到廣州天河區新發展之金融區參觀，了解現有的機遇。同時帶領我們到中小企業作交流，了解現今廣州商務發展，從而將我們的所見所聞帶回本會與其他會友分享。

7. 本年度餘下工作計劃 7.1. 元朗青年商會四十周年會慶 7.2. 元朗青年商會第四十屆周年大會屆 7.3. 第三十屆香港特別行政區傑出學生選舉交流團

8. 總結及鳴謝作為一個四十周年的會長，內心壓力非常之大。怕的是自己表現不夠好，不能達到目標。幸好各位前會長都非常樂意指導、比意見，不時提點我。多謝各位會長顧問 : 1995 年會長黃偉旋參議員、2014 年會長鄧裕安、2015 年會長黃文潔以及資深青商會主席吳英媚參議員，沒有你們語重深長的提點 , 會長的路很難走下去。

同時我要多謝今年董事局成員，各位都發揮自己所長、緊守崗位，有需要時大家互相補位。沒有你們的付出，會務沒有可能順利完成。

270 在此，讓我衷心多謝每一位為元朗青年商會付出的會友！是你們讓我成長、讓我進步成為更美好的人。

在我眼中做會長唔係要去威，而係去帶領團隊，讓團隊經歷成長，去做就他們去成功。做會長最大的得著是訓練到自己的 EQ。每一個人都會有情緒，如何平衡每一位會友的需要。

希望元朗青年商會會務興隆、百尺竿頭、更進一步！集結正能量為社區繼續服務，為社會培育更多優秀年青領袖。

馮志榮會長

271 第五十二屆總會周年大會太平山青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標回顧過去，董事局在前會長們的領導下，不遺餘力地改革創新，為太平山青年商會帶來有目共睹的成就，包括新會員數目的增長以及、加深會員對活動的參與度及對本會的歸屬感等等。本人的目標是憑藉前會長們建立的穩健基礎來鞏固會員們的凝聚力及創新的思維，希望能夠建立一個不斷突破、不斷嘗試的太平山。在任期內通過不同的途徑（例如太平山青年商會全新舉辦的工作計劃、專業品牌建立、成為科技先驅等），致力為本會打造一個敢創新及具前瞻性的形象，從而提升外界對本會的觀感和會友們自身的自豪感。二零一七年本會致力籌辦一系列全新的推動青年及社會發展的工作計劃，希望和會友一同突破自我、投入熱情、踏步前行！

本年度的執行方針如下：提升會員領導能力：透過培訓工作坊及工作計劃的參與來傳授技巧以培養人材，提高工作計劃質素。今年亦於月會加入新知識的元素，為會員提供更全面之訓練平台。

提升會員歸屬感及自豪感：教授青商架構、知識、JC Path、分享成功例子；鼓勵會員參與各式培訓，提升個人能力及團隊合作；鼓勵會員探索及創新，為太平山帶入新思維；積極舉行凝聚團隊之活動，藉此加強會員之間的緊密聯繫 ; 鼓勵會員參與工作計劃的開發，提升會員對計劃的使命感；鼓勵會員參與總會各項比賽，增強會員對本會的歸屬感。

提升太平山對外之公共形象：在原有的良好基礎上，積極建立對外溝通平台，拓展對外網絡。

本人深信透過此菁英匯萃的平台，會員定能充份地發揮其所長，並互補不足，令本會步入另一個黃金時代。就讓我們一班熱血的青年人一同鼓起勇氣，跨出舒適區，邁步前往，向大世界出發。

2. 年度主題「相信我們會飛」「相信我們會飛」為本會今年的信念及座右銘，代表對太平山及太平山人的期望。我們相信太平山不飛則已，一飛則沖天，希望來年我們可以一起投入，一起進步，投入熱情，才可以發揮所長。我們以訓練自己，服務社會為宗旨，鼓勵年青人鼓起

272 勇氣，跨出舒適區，邁步前往，向大世界出發。年青人保持正面思想，縱然面對逆境，我們仍然相信生命會有希望，未來會有想像。在這年青的路途上，我們攜手向前行奮進，不可辜負眼前好時光。雖然路上會遇上困難，但青春怎會零創傷？開始時，不會懷疑哪一天我們會飛而卻步；結束時，不會因差一點我們會飛而後悔。把握當下，踏步前行，過程才是最重要。

夢想，不應該是當你就快停止呼吸的時候，仍然覺得必要做的事；夢想，應該是當你就快停止呼吸的時候，仍然覺得無悔的事。

我們選擇「相信我們會飛」，因為只要相信，就會看見；只要看見，就會追尋。

3. 簡歷成立於 1978 年 ( 今年為 40 周年 ) 3.1. 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） • 現有正式會員人數 :53 • 現有資深會員人數 :21 • 會員平均年齡 :31.8 • 會員男女比例 : 54% 男會員及 46 % 女會員

3.2 會員費用 • 普通會員︰港幣一千五百元 • 資深會員︰港幣八百元

3.3 姊妹會 • 台灣新竹國際青年商會 ( 台灣國家總會 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1979 年 ) • 日本富山青年会議所 ( 日本國家總會 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1980 年 )

4. 組織架構 4.1. 本年度董事局成員會長：程詠芝上屆會長：高旨瑩義務秘書（秘書處、領導才能發展、：程詠淇企業傳訊、紀錄及獎勵）義務司庫（財務處、國際事務、：傅俊晧資訊科技、出版事務）副會長（社會發展、會員事務）：潘景陽副會長（商務發展、公共關係、青年事務）：伍品熹會員事務及財務董事：黃兆瑩會員擴展及公共關係董事：謝蓉

273 社會發展董事：文漢機商務發展及領導才能發展董事：梁展麒國際事務董事：關卓誠青年事務董事：鄭天麟

4.2. 本年度幹事（董事局無投票權）會長助理：江芷恩助理秘書：何子欣企業傳訊幹事：張一琪會員事務及領導才能發展幹事：何嘉諾社會發展幹事：柯康然社會發展幹事：張盈盈青年事務幹事：張鍵豪出版事務幹事：郭秀梅

4.3. 本年度顧問及其他委任會長顧問：二零零零年會長王浩然參議員二零一四年會長郭浩景參議員會務顧問：二零一二年會長鄭永翔參議員秘書處顧問：二零零七至二零零八年會長陳燕怡參議員財務處及可持續發展目標顧問：二零零五年會長梁珮澄參議員會員事務顧問：一九九四年會長彭淑嫻參議員社會發展顧問：二零一五年會長高松傑商務發展顧問：二零零九年會長楊健茹參議員領導才能發展顧問：二零一二年會長鄭永翔參議員國際事務顧問：二零一零年會長何錦倫參議員資訊科技顧問：二零一四年會長郭浩景參議員出版事務及青年事務顧問：一九九九年會長梁國華參議員公共關係顧問：二零一三年會長張天智參議員資深青商會主席：二零零四年會長李珮瑜參議員資深青商會召集人：李正斌長遠發展委員會主席：一九九四年會長彭淑嫻參議員長遠發展委員會委員：一九八二年會長林國華參議員二零零零年會長王浩然參議員二零零五年會長梁珮澄參議員二零一二年會長鄭永翔參議員二零一四年會長郭浩景參議員上屆會長高旨瑩會長程詠芝基金管理委員會主席：一九九七年會長魏明德參議員

274 基金管理委員會委員：一九九二年會長蕭翠兒參議員一九九九年會長梁國華參議員二零一四年會長郭浩景參議員上屆會長高旨瑩會長程詠芝修憲委員會主席：二零零一年會長梁華參議員修憲委員會委員：二零零六年會長陳浩暉參議員二零一四年會長郭浩景參議員上屆會長高旨瑩會長程詠芝遴選委員會主席：上屆會長高旨瑩遴選委員會委員：一九九四年會長彭淑嫻參議員二零零五年會長梁珮澄參議員二零一二年會長鄭永翔參議員二零一五年會長高松傑四十周年會慶餐舞會主席：上屆會長高旨瑩祖國事務委員會主席：郭文義參議員義務核數師：廖志堅會計師義務法律顧問：龔靜儀大律師永遠名譽會長：張有興太平紳士永遠名譽會員：一九八二年會長林國華參議員

5. 會議 5.1. 一月份會議董事會會議日期︰二零一七年一月二十日時間︰晚上八時正地點︰國際青年商會香港總會會議室

月會第四十屆董事局就職典禮暨一月份月會「天空之旅」日期︰二零一七年一月二日時間︰中午十二時半地點︰皇家太平洋酒店皇家太平洋酒店海景翼 9 樓太平洋廳 III - IV（尖沙咀廣東道 33 號中港城）形式︰主禮嘉賓：平等機會委員會主席陳章明教授，SBS，JP

275 5.2. 二月份會議董事會會議日期︰二零一七年二月十七日時間︰晚上八時正地點︰國際青年商會香港總會會議室月會二月份實用訓練月會－「伍」講「伍」知口才好日期︰二零一七年二月十五日時間︰晚上七時半地點︰灣仔永豐街 23 號 1 樓 Pizza Express 形式︰實用訓練月會；主講嘉賓：前電視新聞首席體育記者及主播伍家謙先生

5.3. 三月份會議董事會會議日期︰二零一七年三月十六日時間︰晚上八時正地點︰國際青年商會香港總會會議室月會三月份專題月會「緬聲夢裡人」日期︰二零一七年三月九日時間︰晚上七時半地點︰ The Hub 灣仔駱克道 150-158 號祥友大廈 1 樓形式︰專題月會；主講嘉賓： Build A Music School 創辦人鄭凱恩小姐

5.4. 四月份會議董事會會議日期︰二零一七年四月二十一日時間︰晚上八時正地點︰國際青年商會香港總會會議室月會「We are TPS family」星級訓練日暨四月份月會日期︰二零一七年四月三十日時間︰早上十時正地點︰油塘高超道 38 號油塘社區會堂形式︰實用訓練月會；首席訓練導師︰東九龍青年商會 1995 年會長鄭志強參議員

276 5.5. 五月份會議董事會會議日期︰二零一七年五月十九日時間︰晚上八時正地點︰國際青年商會香港總會會議室月會五月份專題月會－「逃出現在連繫未來」日期︰二零一七年五月十九日時間︰晚上七時半地點︰ Jen Hotel 香港今旅酒店 2/F ( 石塘咀西環皇后大道西 508 號 ) 形式︰專題月會；主講嘉賓：「逃出香港」創辦人尹思騰先生

5.6. 六月份會議董事會會議日期︰二零一七年六月十六日時間︰晚上八時正地點︰國際青年商會香港總會會議室月會六月份專題月會「薪火相傳延續太平山精神」日期︰二零一七年六月二十日時間︰晚上七時半地點︰旺角維景酒店 C 層富臨廳（香港九龍旺角荔枝角道 22 號）形式︰專題月會；主講嘉賓：永遠名譽會員 1982 年會長林國華參議員，MH

5.7. 七月份會議董事會會議日期︰二零一七年七月二十一日時間︰晚上八時正地點︰國際青年商會香港總會會議室月會七月份專題月會－跳出「繩」功路日期︰二零一七年七月二十七日時間︰晚上七時半地點︰銅鑼灣利景酒店（灣仔灣仔道 209-219 號）形式︰專題月會；主講嘉賓：香港花式跳繩會創辦人鄭淦元先生

5.8. 會員周年大會第三十九屆會員周年大會定於八月五日召開。

5.9. 特別會員周年大會本年沒有舉行特別會員周年大會。

277 5.10. 中期檢討會議中期檢討會於六月二十二日召開。

5.11. 長遠發展委員會議長遠發展委員會已於二月二十七日舉行，探討未來會務發展路向。

5.12. 基金管理委員會議基金管理委員會議已於六月二十七日舉行，探討基金會營運細則。

6. 工作計劃及活動 6.1. 「愛與望飛翔」殘疾人士就業推廣計劃 2017— 愛「友」明天自二零一二年起，本會與明愛康復服務合辦「愛與望飛翔」殘疾人士就業推廣計劃。經過多年與明愛康復服務合作，了解大部份學員已經有能力找到工作，但很多時候於工作上及日常生活上的溝通能力未如理想，有時導致工作未能長久，同時亦有各界的殘疾人士面對類似的問題。故此，本會希望在職或準備就業的殘疾人士透過計劃的社會服務體驗活動內不同的義務工作機會去加強他們與他人之間的溝通能力，強化對社會認知；亦希望令到各界的殘疾人士明白到在社會除了工作之外，還有很多應該留意的事情及並能服務社會上其他弱勢社群。期望他們透過自身的能力回饋社會，更希望讓社會大眾明白殘疾人士的潛能，帶動社會有更正面的改變。年初至今，本會會員與學員一同籌備並進行了多個義務工作活動，受惠人土包括獨局長者、單親家庭、小學生等。這些以生命影響生命的活動發揮了殘疾人士更多意想不到的可能性，鼓勵更多各界的殘疾人士主動回饋社會服務他人，並讓社會大眾明白殘疾人士的潛能，協力造就他們投入社會，獨立生活，建立融和關愛的社會文化，協助殘疾人士融入社會。此外，今年共有 111 間公司機構登記加入「我支持」行動，表示支持聘用殘疾人士，並給他們實習的工作機會，裝備及發揮他們的潛能進一步推動殘疾人士就業，實踐共融。

6.2. 「The Peak 職場青年領袖嘉許計劃 2017」「The Peak 職場青年領袖嘉許計劃 2017」為本會領導才能發展組今年度的一項全新旗艦工作計劃。計劃目的是藉著嘉許職場上力爭上游的年青主管或經理，以及對在職場上勇於奮鬥、不斷提升領袖才能的年輕人予以肯定，鼓勵青年人對領袖才能發展訂下長遠目標，並鼓勵優異的青年領袖為社會作出貢獻，成為積極公民，自己的影響力擴大至更多有需要的社群，創造更美好的香港。經過兩輪評審日，共有十六位職場青年領袖獲嘉許，並參與「The Peak 訓練營」 (2017 年 6 月 24 日至 2017 年 6 月 25 日 )，期間大會安排資深培訓導師以及專業人士教授管理技巧和心得。本計劃特別安排培訓課程以及社區服務，使青年人可以從中實踐學習，提升領袖才能。公司透過推薦優秀的員工參加此計劃，令員工感受到公司對他們的重視，而且增加員工對公司的歸屬感，同時透過計劃給予不同的訓練及社會服務經歷提升領導技巧。作為社會的一份子，領袖更應透過身體力行，將自己的才華回饋社會，成為一位「真領袖」。

278 6.3. 「築夢 2017」- 青年人理想城市計劃「築夢 2017」計劃目的是為青年人製造一個機會、提供一個平台給年青人表達意見及想法，並透過不同的活動去感染他們真正地表達具積極及正面的意見。計劃更希望透過不同的活動幫助宣揚「聯合國可持續發展目標」給予年青人，令他們更關注可持續發展對社區的重要性。透過活動 - 「可持續發展城市 3D 啟動日」，推動青年人參與「聯合國可持續發展目標」中的「建設可持續的城市和人類住區」。以香港作為實踐例子，透過以 3D 繪畫及打印技術的有趣參與活動和實用學習工作坊，讓青年人將他們心中的社區城市和配合可持續性的理念一併建構出來，令社會大眾可以更加了解到青年人對長遠及可持續性發展的城市有何期望及他們重視的社區元素等等，並把青年人的需求一一以具體方式呈現。透過活動「夏日減廢再生保育遊」，除了帶領年青人遊覽回收物料轉運中心的儲藏區和打紮區外，還給予年青人學習膠樽分類及回收物料處理知識。透過遊覽回收物料轉運中心，令年青人對分類回收及物料處理加深認識，及提供平台給予年青人在保育減廢方面發表意見。計劃定於 2017 年 8 月 6 日舉行閉幕禮暨作品展，將邀請環保及建築界別人士作分享嘉賓，同時展出活動中的作品及公佈有關可持續發展的問卷調查結果。

7. 與其他分會合作之工作計劃或活動二月二十二日九會聯會歡樂時光（聯同海港青年商會、九龍青年商會、半島青年商會、獅子山青年商會、太平山青年商會、紫荊青年商會、騰龍青年商會及荃灣青年商會合辦）七月十五日三會結義耀才能（聯同維多利亞青年商會及東九龍青年商會合辦）七月十六日海港 X 太平山青年商會夏水禮（聯同海港青年商會合辦）

8. 本年度餘下工作計劃九月三十日至十月三日姊妹會台灣新竹國際青年商會探訪活動十月二十二日第二十五屆皇者之皇青年歌手大賽十一月十一至十二日「We Are TPS Family」會員訓練營

9. 總結及鳴謝「相信我們會飛」是本會今年的口號，也是籌備當會長時給自己的一個挑戰，希望所有會員都能夠鼓起勇氣，跨出舒適區，邁步前往，向大世界出發。踏出第一步擔任會長對我來說的確需要莫大的勇氣，加上要在工作繁重以及資源非常有限的情況下，統籌一班來自各行各界的青年義務人士，並做到事事專業和華麗可謂相當困難。同樣地，要在董事局每年轉屆交接的情形下，畫出突破的成績並把技巧和經驗有效地傳承確是非常的不容易。再者，面對青年組織競爭激烈的環境，況且社會上的青年人都普遍寧願花時間投入自身的工作與學業，本人深感唯有高質素的出品和緊貼潮流的科技應用和管理，加上深化我們籌辦每一個活動背後的真正意義，再配合團隊的齊心推動，才能使本會長久營運下去，繼續啟蒙更多的青年人。

279 時光飛逝，七個月會長生涯已過！雖然仍有許多事情未能做到盡善盡美，路上會遇上困難，但我深信二零一七年董事局成員所做的種種突破，已為自己以及太平山人感到自豪。在餘下的五個月裡，我會捉緊時間在會內建立更熾熱的氣氛，務求令會員以身為太平山人為榮，並把今年的多元化革新穩固下來，與會員合力推動青商運動，令太平山不飛則已，一飛則沖天！

本人謹此感謝各董事局成員、幹事和籌委會成員（特別是四十周年會慶餐舞會主席上屆會長高旨瑩及三位旗艦活動的籌委會主席文漢機、梁展麒、鄭天麟青商）對本會努力付出的心血；感謝資深青商會主席、會長及會務顧問、各顧問團成員、各委員會主席、前會長們及總會指派執行委員蕭錦源對本人的指導與包容。我在過去的一年接受過不少其他分會和總會前輩的分享與勉勵，萬分感激。我由衷的感恩：風雨兼霧霾的人生路上，有著總會會長、各總會董事局成員、所有其他分會會長以及家人給予的鼓勵、支持和愛護。最後衷心祝福各位青年朋友活出豐盛與快樂的人生，各會員朋友繼續投入更多熱誠，一同邁步、突破自我！

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280 第五十二屆總會周年大會紫荊青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標紫荊青年商會踏進第三十八年，一直秉承著青年商會「服務社會訓練自己」的宗旨，本年度除了在三大旗艦工作計劃「愛知識齊分享」、「同心圓系列」及「亞洲青少年交流計劃」注入新元素外，亦希望藉著在各範疇上為會員提供更多不同的發展機會，如商務發展計劃「青商穗港交流團」，在公共關係組別的全新自媒體「紫語」以及承辦總會全新工作計劃 'Star Express Training Day'，期待會員在參與中能夠發揮自己潛能，及帶來正面積極的影響。同時，亦藉著與更多的團體及不同的分會合作，讓會員能擴闊眼界，從互相合作中明白國際青年商會如何透過伙伴合作而讓社區有更大的影響及持續發展的機會。

2. 年度主題「紫因有您，愛由始起」

3. 簡歷成立於 1979 年 ( 今年為 38 周年 ) 3.1. 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） • 現有正式會員人數 : 42 • 現有資深會員人數 : 35 • 會員平均年齡 : 31.8 • 會員男女比例 : 100 % 女會員

3.2 會員費用 • 普通會員︰港幣 1380 • 附屬會員︰港幣 230 • 資深會員︰港幣 680

3.3 姊妹會 • 日本宇治青年會議所 ( 日本國家總會 ) ( 簽盟年份 : 1990 年 ) • 馬來西亞精英青年商會 ( 馬來西亞國家總會 ) ( 簽盟年份 : 2014 年 )

281 4. 組織架構 4.1. 執行董事局成員會長：巴麗儀前任會長：黃濤副會長：巫嘉儀 ( 督導：社會發展 ) 副會長：簡俊敏 ( 督導：領導才能發展、資訊科技 ) 副會長：賴嘉敏 ( 督導：國際事務 ) 副會長：胡詩明 ( 督導：公共關係、出版事務 ) 義務秘書：姚顥頤 ( 督導：秘書處、商業事 ) 義務司庫：廖家蔚 ( 督導：財務處、會員事務、紀錄及獎勵 )

4.2. 委任董事及幹事社會發展董事：賴觀英商業事務董事：甄倩儀公共關係董事：李穎茵會員事務幹事：張翠珊公共關係幹事：陳清婷

4.3. 會務顧問會長顧問：2014 年會長吳敬慈參議員會長顧問：2015 年會長魏文珊會務顧問：2009 年會長陳淑芝參議員社會發展顧問：2013 年會長張李施源參議員商業事務顧問：2011 年會長杜綺雯參議員國際事務顧問：1998 年會長李寶珠參議員

4.4. 2017-2019 年度長遠計劃委員會主席：1986 年會長丁蕭嘉勵參議員秘書：1996 年會長區凱雯委員：1990 年會長鄭柔娟參議員委員：1998 年會長李寶珠參議員委員：2013 年會長張李施源參議員當然委員：會長巴麗儀

4.5. 2017-2018 年度發展基金管理委員會主席：1992 年會長何惠霞秘書：1982 年會長黃趙貞華委員：1998 年會長李寶珠參議員當然委員：會長巴麗儀當然委員：義務司庫廖家蔚

282 4.6. 2018 年度執行董事選舉委員會主席：前任會長黃濤委員：2009 年會長陳淑芝參議員委員：2014 年會長吳敬慈參議員委員：2015 年會長魏文珊

4.7. 義務法律顧問：吳松蔚律師

4.8. 義務核數師：梁華會計師

5. 會議 5.1. 董事局會議截至 7 月 31 日止，分別於 2017 年 1 月 4 日、2 月 1 日、3 月 1 日、4 月 5 日、 5 月 10 日、6 月 1 日、7 月 4 日召開共七次董事局會議，會議議程包括董事局成員匯報各組別工作進度、財務狀況，監察訂定會務發展方向，確保行政處理妥當、安排預算人力及資源分配，及時跟進檢討進行中的工作，訂定執行方案，維持流暢的會務發展。

5.2. 特別董事局會議截至 7 月 31 日止，本會於 1 月 10 日及 5 月 2 日召開過兩次特別董事局會議。

5.3. 特別董事局會議截至 7 月 31 日止，共召開七次月會。月會旨在構築一個全面、實時的會務及活動資訊平台，透過董事局成員的匯報、推介以及會員查詢、回應，讓會員瞭解並親身參與會務發展、規劃、建設過程。會議後安排的專題講座及聚餐，為會員提供多元化的活動並增進溝通交流的機會。

月會名稱日期二零一七年度董事局交職典禮暨一月份月會 2017 年 1 月 13 日六福臨門迎雞年之六會新春團拜暨二月聯合月會 2017 年 2 月 12 日三月月會暨口才培訓工作坊【楊岳橋．才思便捷的秘密】 2017 年 3 月 21 日四月份月會暨青商知識講座 X Jerry 謝利與您一起鏡遊異國 2017 年 4 月 21 日五月份月會暨星之講座摺紙小王子與他的玫瑰 2017 年 5 月 25 日 < 拆解相處形象攻略掌握幸福自信關鍵 > 2017 年 6 月 21 日工作坊暨六月份月會黑暗中遇上你暨七月份聯合月會 2017 年 7 月 20 日

5.4. 長遠計劃委員會會議截至 7 月 31 日止，分別於 2017 年 2 月 28 日及 7 月 22 日召開了兩次會議，目的是討論會務狀況、會員培訓及發展制度。

283 5.5. 發展基金管理委員會會議截至 7 月 31 日止，於 2017 年 4 月 28 日召開了一次會議。目的是檢討本會基金的現有狀況，包括決定和檢討投資策略，並根據市場概況而運用發展基金。

5.6. 周年大會將於 2017 年 9 月 17 日舉行。目的為提供機會給會員作整體的檢討及遴選 2018 年度執行董事局成員。

6. 工作計劃及活動 6.1. 第十屆愛知識齊分享－愛與管教目的 : 針對現今社會上，父母面對教育子女的問題，是以探討父母對子女「愛」與「管教」之間不同層次的關係。如何藉相關有效及實際的方法，令到所有受眾（包括準父母、家長包括父親、母親及祖父母），可以被喚醒不要「只愛不管」或「只管而忘了愛」，用恰當及符合現今社會的「愛」與「管教」方法去培育出一班真正具責任心、願意學習及謙厚的下一代。

另外，家長作為健全家庭的重心，本計劃鼓勵他們應保持個人身心的健康發展，使其生活取之平衡，使各家庭成員可以在愉快的家庭環境中成長，組成和諧關愛的社會。

一系列活動包括以下： 1) 第十屆愛知識齊分享－愛與管教開幕禮（2017 年 5 月 6 日）邀請在家庭中擔當不同角色，如父親、母親、祖父母的社會知名人仕，以專題演講及嘉賓小組討論形式，去探討親子相處之道，以及平衡「愛」與「管教」之間關係。當日分享嘉賓包括啟基學校創校校長莫鳳儀女士 , MH, JP ( 專題講者 ) 、香港中華廠商聯合會副主席吳宏斌博士 BBS MH、正面管教認證講師蕭嘉勵女士、藝員姚嘉妮女士、歌手黃翊先生以及前香港教育局政治助理楊哲安先生。

活動吸引過百名家長出席，場面熱鬧。開幕禮分為三部分，首先由啟基學校創校校長莫鳳儀女士 , MH, JP 的專題演講拉起序幕。莫校長分享她在推動青少年兒童教育工作的三十多年間，領悟到的孩子管教方法，包括「五心法」。

開幕禮第二環節是嘉賓論壇，由六個孫兒的祖父吳宏斌博士 BBS, MH、育有一對子女的媽媽姚嘉妮女士及三女之父楊哲安先生與兩位論壇主持江燕明女士及何紹忠先生一起探討兩個熱門話題—「慈母是否多敗兒」及「養不教是否父之過」。一眾嘉賓以他們在家庭中所屬的身份分享自己看法，交換意見，讓在場家長了解到不同身份的想法與管教心得。

最後環節是嘉賓黃翊先生的分享。黃翊是八十年代著名歌手，其後淡出歌壇

284 經營食店。育有一子的黃翊著重與兒子相處之道，認為父母要統一方向及口徑以教導小朋友。故此最近重出歌壇的黃翊，最大原因是希望兒子了解他過往的事業。

2) 家長教育正面管教工作坊（2017 年 5 月及 7 月）工作坊分別於 5 月以及 7 月進行：5 月份家長教育正面管教工作坊（協辦：新家園協會）及 7 月份家長教育工作坊 - 正面管教（協辦：小童群益會）。學員透過小組活動，掌握正面管教的基礎原理和溝通技巧，非常感謝本會前會長丁蕭嘉勵參議員擔任是次工作坊導師。兩個工作坊總共有 24 位學員參加，學員均表示課堂內容生動充實，獲益良多。部份學員將於 8 月 5 日出席愛與管教活動同樂日（閉幕禮），於台上分享課堂得著。

3) 香港電台「新紫荊廣場」正面管教特輯（2017 年 7 月及 8 月）一連九集的正面管教特輯，於 7 月至 8 月期間，逄星期二早上於香港電台「新紫荊廣場」播出。嘉賓將會分享「愛與管教」心得，更會邀請正面管教相關專業人士一同回應社會問題，如教育制度、怪獸家長、家長生活壓力等，推行並分享各種愛護、管教子女相關知識予公眾。讓「愛與管教」活動能透過電台向公眾宣傳和推廣，帶到社區。

4) 第十屆愛知識齊分享－愛與管教活動同樂日（閉幕禮）（2017 年 8 月 5 日）將正面的管教概念、以及各種平衡愛與管教子女的方法，分享到社區，從而能夠減輕家長管教方面的壓力。除了讓家長們可以輕鬆學習之餘，又能夠增進與子女之間的關係。

結果及影響：本年度的愛知識齊分享以一個全新的角度出發。計劃的意義，是將正面管教、家長教育的意念知識，愛與管教子女的不同平衡方法，分享給社區各「家長」。本計劃透過開幕禮嘉賓講座分享、電台特輯、工作坊等，讓家長及社會各界學習到正面管教的技巧，認識到「愛」與「管教」之間平衡關係。有家長已能直接應用在與子女之間的互動，創造更愉快和諧家庭。同時，感恩本計劃得到政府機構、眾單位支持、現金贊助，絕對是一種莫大鼓舞與肯定。

6.2. 同心圓系列：多元積極快樂女性理念： • 讓女性得到真正的工作生活平衡，能夠同時關顧事業，家庭，興趣，學習及貢獻等多個方面； • 讓有能力貢獻社會的女性能夠重返職場或投入職場，為社會釋出勞動力，促進經濟增長；達至「多元積極快樂女性」的願景。

285 執行： • 舉辦 4 個單元活動，圍繞 5 大多元發展主題，包括 : 事業發展、身心健康、個人興趣與學習、家庭及兩性關係和諧、以及貢獻社會等，讓女性能夠親身體驗多元發展的好處，得到真正的工作生活平衡。 • 推廣「同心圓」理念至全球企業，邀請企業推出相應友善措施，協助女性平衡工作及生活，吸引有能力貢獻社會的女性重返職場或投入職場，為社會釋出勞動力，促進經濟增長。

1) 問卷調查為深入了解本港女性的生活模式及生活滿意度，掌握更多數據，從而優化並推行更適切的計劃，協助女性實踐工作生活平衡，「同心圓」於本年度 1 月至 2 月份期間推出「本港女性生活模式及生活滿意度問卷調查」，就工作、家庭、興趣、個人及貢獻等幾方面收集女性的意見，是次調查總共收集到 1,014 份回應，收集得來的數據非常有效地協助我們設計 4 個單元活動的內容。

2) 全球宣言「同心圓」全球宣言是一個不具法律約束力的自願合作協議。通過企業簽署承諾，推出相應措施，共同推動「同心圓」理念。「同心圓」全球宣言推出至今已成功獲得超過 500 間企業簽署承諾書支持「同心圓」理念及推出相應措施協助女性實現工作生活平衡，500 間企業當中不泛全球知名企業，包括：美國上市公司亞馬遜集團（Amazon.com, Inc.）、全球過千間分店的季候風集團（ Monsoon Accessorize Limited）、全球知名雪糕品牌粒粒雪糕集團（Mini Melts USA, Inc.）、全球知名朱古力品牌（ROYCE' Confect Co., Ltd.）及知名服飾品牌（ZALORA Group GmBH）等，500 間企業所覆蓋 5 大洲共 80 個國家及 2 個特別行政區，現時所聘用的女性僱員超過 20 萬人。這意味著全球 5 大洲共 80 個國家及 2 個特別行政區，共 500 間企業內，至少有 20 萬名女性因同心圓理念的推廣而受惠。

3) 網上有獎遊戲本年度「同心圓」於專頁加入創新元素，與各大禮品贊助商攜手合作，推出青商首創的網上有獎遊戲，藉遊戲吸引大眾關注「同心圓」，並從中帶出相關信息，讓大眾一同推廣及實踐「同心圓」理念。「同心圓」全年一共於專頁推出了 5 次不同主題的網上有獎遊戲，吸引超過 8,000 人次點擊，1,000 人次贊好，共有 300 名參加者及 19 名得獎者，「同心圓」專頁的追蹤人數更因此大幅提升至接近 1,100 人。

<4) 單元一同心圓開幕禮：事業發展分享會暨問卷調查結果發佈 >（2017 年 3 月 25 日）活動共分為 2 個部份，分別是「本港女性生活模式及生活滿意度問卷調查」結果發佈及分析，以及以 < 事業不只一條路 > 為主題的事業發展分享會。

286 是次活動非常榮幸能夠邀請到香港特別行政區政府勞工及福利局局長政治助理黎穎瑜女士擔任主禮嘉賓，並由平等機會委員會主席陳章明教授 , SBS, JP、婦女事務委員會增強婦女能力工作小組聯合召集人伍婉婷女士 , MH 致詞，以及由健康城市聯盟西太平洋區督導委員會主席、1998年十大傑出青年龐愛蘭女士, BBS, JP 擔任榮譽顧問。事業發展分享會方面，我們亦邀請到著名時裝設計師郭翠華女士、人稱「斜號女王」的自由工作者陳珍妮女士、宏利香港最年輕的女高級分區總監許鈞亭女士、專業乒乓球運動員許麗盈女士及「創業媽媽」Shop Easy 集運公司總裁馮德怡女士作分享嘉賓，並由家庭議會委員鄧珮頤女士 , MH 擔任嘉賓主持，與 4 位從事不同事業模式的嘉賓對話，了解她們事業成功之道，對自由工作者的看法，工作與家庭之間如何平衡，個人發展心得與未來發展方向，藉以啟發及鼓勵女性勇於嘗試，尋找更適合自己的工作模式。開幕禮非常成功，當日出席人數超過 120 人，同時有多個贊助機構、支持機構到來支持，並得到多間媒體的報導，包括：東方日報、星島日報及無線焦點新聞報導等，遠至加拿大的新聞媒體也有報導。

5) 單元二 < 健康瑜伽暨素食滋味體驗日 >（2017 年 4 月 22 日）根據「同心圓」早前進行的問卷調查結果，發現很多女性都缺乏運動及私人時間，調查結果亦顯示她們最有興趣學習的是瑜伽及健康烹調 / 飲食，有見及此，「同心圓」準備了以瑜伽、素食及品茶為主題的第二單元活動，期望推廣綠色飲食文化，喚起及培養女性運動習慣，鼓勵女性工作之餘亦要追求身心健康，並為地球減少碳排放出一分力。是次活動邀請到素食達人陳浩然先生擔任嘉賓，分享綠色飲食文化，以及東之茶負責人柳思樂先生為大家介紹各種花茶的功效，參加者更在專業導師指導下學習基礎瑜伽動作。當日出席人數接近 60 人，場面熱鬧，活動後亦得到很多參加者的正面回應。

6) 單元三 < 拆解相處形象攻略掌握幸福自信關鍵 > 工作坊暨 6 月份月會（ 2017 年 6 月 21 日）根據「同心圓」早前進行的問卷調查結果，發現很多女性也重視伴侶及家庭關係和諧，融洽的關係能提升她們對生活的滿意度。另外，不少女性亦表示希望增強衣著、化妝及穿搭技巧，從而提升個人自信心。有見及此，「同心圓」決定舉辨以兩性關係、個人形象管理為主題的工作坊，期望參加者從中學習相處及個人形象技巧，提升個人自信。是次活動邀請到兩性關係專家鄭家駿先生、化妝及形象專業指導劉穎裕女士為大家分享。兩個分享環節，參加者都非常投入，活動完結後，更紛紛表示意猶未盡，期望學習更多技巧及獲得更多錦囊。活動另一焦點是參加者能夠一次過品嘗超過二十款 ROYCE' 贊助的日本限定及期間限定版朱古力，參加者看到朱古力種類繁多，琳琅滿目，表現相當興奮，多款朱古力在短短時間內被一掃而空。

287 當日出席人數超過 70 人，共得到 17 個分會的會友及會外朋友出席，場面墟冚，全場座無虛席。

7) 單元四 < 閉幕禮：同心童樂日 > （ 2017 年 8 月 6 日）根據本會早前進行的香港女性生活模式及生活滿意度問卷調查所得，絕大部分本港女性期望能參與義工服務，而希望服務的對象多為兒童。有見及此，本會與惠家慈善基金合辦是次童樂日，心靈雞湯擔任協辦機構，招募超過 50 位女性義工，與過百名基層兒童進行一系列充滿趣味性的互動遊戲，讓義工體會貢獻社會的重要性，同時在與孩子的互動中感受快樂。實踐工作生活平衡理念，達致多元快樂人生。當日亦安排進行「同心圓」閉幕禮。

結果及影響：「同心圓」已踏入第 4 屆，基於青商工作計劃以關注當下社會問題為基礎，本年度「同心圓」於理念及執行上亦重新設計及定位，有別於往年的表彰計劃，「同心圓」今年以全新面貌，雙管齊下的方式，演繹及推廣「同心圓」理念。

本年計劃重點推廣女性需要多元化發展，人生才會燦爛豐盛。同心圓的宗旨及理念非常有意義，本會也發現很多企業的確實施相應措施不但提升員工忠誠度及生產力，也使在職女性工作時更投入更快樂自在，甚至釋放更多女性勞動力。

透過不同形式的活動，如問問卷調查、全球宣言、網上有獎遊戲及工作坊，另「同心圓」理念廷伸至社會不同女性階層，以及本港甚至海外企業，讓更多女性受惠。

6.3. 2017 亞洲青少年交流計劃「亞洲青少年交流計劃」一直本著「和而不同」的理念，為青年人提供機會體驗各國不同的文化，學習互相尊重和包容文化之相異，達致共融和平的理念。本計劃匯聚來自亞洲不同國家（包括香港、日本、台灣、柬埔寨、印尼、越南、菲律賓、泰國和馬來西亞等）的同齡層學生，透過獨有的寄宿家庭生活，深度體驗當地人的生活方式與文化，鍛鍊學生其生活獨立能力，學習他人，突破自我。在「同一屋簷下」，打破疆域限制，攜手為明日的和平和共融而奮鬥。

本計劃年度流程匯報如下 :

計劃第一站；接受申請及面試本計劃申請由 2017 年 4 月起接受報名，於 6 月 29 日截止。相關報名表格及海報電郵致全港中學；Facebook 亦作出相關宣傳，亦進行兩輪面試，經籌委商討後，共挑選了 7 名學生代表。

計劃第二站；培訓日暨出發前簡介會（2017 年 7 月 8 日）

288 本會進行了「聯合國可持續發展目標香港青少年大使」培訓日暨出發前簡介會，共約 25 人參加，包括 7 名學生及他們的家長。本會亦邀請 2015 年度的兩位參加者進行分享環節，讓 7 名學生更了解活動詳情及得著，以便作好出發前準備。

培訓日主要環繞「聯合國 17 項可持續發展目標」，青少年們以他們的童心童眼用畫畫方式描繪他們對眼中的世界及如何可以達致「聯合國 17 項可持續發展目標」。

計劃第三站 : 檳城的交流活動（2017 年 7 月 26 日至 2017 年 8 月 1 日）來自 9 個亞洲各地的青少年，在馬來西亞檳城展開了為期 7 天的交流活動，內容包括文化體驗、領導技巧訓練、當地家庭寄宿、學校課堂活動等，參加者亦需要事前準備介紹香港。是次交流計劃共有 103 名青少年參加，香港佔 7 人。本人及會員吳寶怡代表帶團到檳城。當中 Malaysia Night 及 International Night 成效很好，所有參加者都樂在其中，能夠更了解其他國家的文化。參加者亦都能與其他國家的青少年建立友誼。寄宿家庭生活亦是另一個受歡迎的環節，參加者都能深入體驗當地人的生活方式與文化。

計劃第四站 : 服務日（2017 年 8 月 19 日）透過培訓及交流，參加者都能突破自我，提升溝通及領導能力。本年度計劃最後一部份是讓 7 位參加學員成為領袖，帶領一班 6 至 8 歲的小童軍到老人院探訪。期望他們能將所學到的技巧加以運用，同時回饋社會。

結果及影響：亞洲青少年交流之旅，不但讓參加者可以認識到不同國家的朋友及感受不同的文化、同時亦讓他們學習如何獨立及與別人更多的互動及溝通。亦能讓家長感受國際青年商會的活力及幹勁。會員亦從整個活動中透過計劃學習活動的事前準備、與參加者溝通了解，有不同的學習及感受，這絕對只是這平台才能賜予，是國際青年商會獨特的價值。於整個活動香港的參加者及其家長都認為得到很大的得著。甚至期望來年可以繼續參加。

7. 與其他分會合作之工作計劃或活動 7.1. 日期：2017 年 2 月 11 日合作分會：元朗青年商會活動名稱：「元宵盆宴賀雞年青商聚首喜迎春」新春盆菜宴

7.2. 日期：2017 年 2 月 12 日合作分會：維多利亞青年商會、北區青年商會、浩洋青年商會、晉峰青年商會、大嶼山青年商會活動名稱：六福臨門迎雞年之六會新春團拜暨二月聯合月會

289 7.3. 日期：2017 年 2 月 22 日合作分會：九龍青年商會、半島青年商會、獅子山青年商會、海港青年商會、太平山青年商會、騰龍青年商會、荃灣青年商會、大嶼山青年商會活動名稱：九會聯辦歡樂時光聚會

7.4. 日期：2017 年 3 月 7 日合作分會：經緯青年商會活動名稱：Mind Mapping 工作坊

7.5. 日期：2017 年 5 月 12 日合作分會：城市青年商會活動名稱：IPSC 射擊訓練體驗日

7.6. 日期：2017 年 6 月 3 日合作分會：荃灣青年商會活動名稱：Star Express Training Day 2017 – Shining BB

7.7. 日期：2017 年 7 月 20 日合作分會：騰龍青年商會活動名稱：黑暗中遇上你暨七月份聯合月會

7.8. 日期：2017 年 7 月 25 日合作分會：港島青年商會活動名稱：青商穗港交流團

8. 本年度餘下工作計劃 • 2017 年 8 月 5 日：第十屆愛知識齊分享－愛與管教同樂日 • 2017 年 8 月 6 日：同心買系列閉幕禮；同心同樂日 • 2017 年 9 月 17 日：第三十八屆周年大會

9. 總結及鳴謝紫荊青年商會到了第三十八年，感謝永遠名譽會長何淑賢太平紳士、歷屆會長、董事局成員以及一眾會員多年來的貢獻和付出，才能有今天紫荊的出現。「紫因有您，愛由始起」是本年度的口號，這是我一直的信念，我相信每一位會員都有她的潛能及光芒；這亦是我的初衷，讓會員能在此好好發揮，讓她們有所成長，在此找到自己的價值，再由她們自身開始為社區帶出愛與正能量。今年，在原有的計劃上都添上一點點新元素，讓所做的推得更高更遠，這全歸工於一眾會員的投入參與，感恩她們都願意向前走多一點，為自己創造價值同時為社區帶來更多正面影響。

在此，本人實在衷心感謝一直以來與我並肩作戰的整個董事局成員，包括前任會長黃濤、義務秘姚顥頤、義務司庫廖家蔚、副會長巫嘉儀，簡俊敏、賴嘉敏、胡詩明、

290 社會發展董事賴觀英、商業事務董事甄倩儀、公共關係董事李穎茵，以及一眾幹事，另外，更不能少了會長顧問 2014 年會長吳敬慈參議員及 2015 年會長魏文珊，會務顧問 2009 年會長陳淑芝參議員、社會發展顧問 2013 年會長張李施源參議員、商業事務顧問 2011 年會長杜綺雯參議員、國際事務顧問 1998 年會長李寶珠參議員，感謝各位一直以來在旁無限量的支持及提點。而最重要的是紫荊青年商會每一位的會友，各位的支持實在令我感到非常幸運和幸福。感謝這幾年來在紫荊青年商會遇上了這一家可愛、坦率、能幹、充滿熱誠及美艷動人的女孩們。

另外，容許我以感恩的心，感謝給予支持本會的總會會長潘心怡參議員、總會指派執行委員總會副會長黃文瀚、各總會董事局成員、各分會會長、前會長及各分會會友。感謝各位對紫荊青年商會的支持！有著各位的支持，彷彿化成了我們前進的動力，打造「Best Work of Life」！

感恩的是，未來的一年的董事局內閣絕不陌生，因為本年大部份董事局成員都會繼續為紫荊付出，對我來說是非常感動和期待的，深信，憑藉著我們的力量必定可以為紫荊創造更出色的未來。

與此同時，本人亦衷心感謝義務法律顧問吳松蔚律師和義務核數師梁華會計師的專業服務及寶貴意見。最後，衷心向本會活動之主禮嘉賓、分享嘉賓活動嘉賓、贊助機構、合辦機構、協辦機構、支持機構及受惠機構致謝，讓本會今年舉辦之工作計劃、工作坊及活動得以順利完成。期待未來的日子亦得到大家的支持，讓紫荊青年商會繼續發光發亮。

巴麗儀會長

291 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL DRAGON

1. OBJECTIVE AND YEAR ACHIEVEMENT We had the following objectives: • Enhancing chapter and project management system What is a workman without his tools? Since 2016, we setup an online document system for project chairman to handle all the project documents. Achievement: • All projects will have a google drive folder which under JCI Dragon account to share and collect all the documents. • All Board members will use online system "JotForm" to prepare and submit in the board report.

• Improving the ﬁnancial health of the chapter Resource management is the key to project's success. We always keep our chapter ﬁnancial health. In 2017, we have held a fund raising project - Dragon Sake. Besides, we are also resorting different funding support from HKJC Foundation, government and corporate sectors. Achievement: In 2017, we got in Around HK$400,000 funding from the government, corporate sectors, JCHK Foundation and the fund raising Program.

• Expanding our membership JCI Dragon launched many projects and hosted a New NOM Project - "Run for Peace 3KM 3km charity Run" . We need to expand our membership to support these events. In this half year, we have launched a few PMOs to ﬁnd some New Members to join us. Achievement: Up to July, the number of full member of JCI Dragon reached 68. and will have 7 member will induct in August MFG. so total will be 75 full member before National Convention. Until the end of this year, I believe we can reach 80 full members.

• Strengthening the relationship between senior members and full members In 37-year history of JCI Dragon, we have cultivated many leaders for our society. This is a great treasure to all our members and the chapter. Their experience and advice can beneﬁt to both our career and chapter's projects.

292 Achievement: We have introduced a seasonal dinner gathering to provide opportunities for our new members to meet with our past presidents.

• Strengthening the relationship between sister chapters, friendship chapter International Affairs is an area which can extend the network of our members to the worldwide. • On 05 April, we have a meeting with JCI Fukushima, Japan, to arrange the joint Ex- change program for 6-8 September,2017. • On 16-17 April, we had a Reception for JCI Nagasaki, Japan. • On 29-31 April, we had a Reception for JCI Nishinomiya, Japan. During this Reception, we had start the Joint project "Audio Book", to audio an introduction of Hong Kong for the Visually impaired in Japan. • On 22-24 July, we have visited JCI Shilin, Taiwan for their 35th anniversary and meeting for the joint Project of next year. • On 8-12 June, more than 10 members join ASPAC this year. And we have a lunch gathering with JCI Nishinomiya during ASPAC. Achievement: • Joint Project with JCI Fukushima. Will have around 20 Student form Fukushima, Japan to have an ex-change program with Hong Kong Students. • Joint Project with JCI Nishinomiya. Audio Book Started and will be benafit to more than 100 Visually impaired in Japan. • Confirmed the detail of Joint Program with JCI Shilin, Taiwan of next year. • More than 70% Members Joint the reception and visit trip. • 5 members with join the World congress in this years.

• Strengthening the relationship between friendship organization Beside the relationship with JC Chapters, friendship organizations are very important to us too. This year, we have arranged an ex-change program with 10 different local organizations. During the meeting, we have ex-changed ideas and resources. Also, we had co-host with 港台青年交流促進會 a Taiwan Business trip for University Student of Hong Kong and Taiwan. For mainland area, this year we have a business visit to 佛山南海青年商會 . During this trip, we have more than 30 members join and we visit few large enterprises in Foshan Nanhai. Achievement: Good relationship with friendship organization can benefit to members, no matter is project arrangement or personal business grows.

293 As the result of great effort made by every member of JCI Dragon, with the valuable support from our Past Presidents and senior members, we have witnessed great achievements across all areas of JCI Dragon. As the 2017 President of JCI Dragon, I would like to present the following report to the General Assembly.

2. THEME Dare To Act "Dare to Dream, Dare to Act!"

This year JCI Dragon emphasizes "Dare To Act". We all possess high calibre and potential. It is like we all have a treasure box on hand and we just need to open it then positive changes will result, while "Dareness" is the key. Our chapter is committed to provide them a platform they can show their talent, dare to dream, and dare to take action.

3. PROFILE 3.1. Membership (up to 31 July 2017) • Current number of ordinary member: 68 • Current number of senior members: 25 • Average age of members: 32.8% • Gender distribution 100% Male, 0% Female 3.2. Membership Fee • Ordinary member: HKD1600 • Current number of senior members: HKD1000 3.3. Sister Chapter • JCI Nishinomiya, Japan (Since • JCI San Juan Pinaglabanan, Philippines (Since 2011) • JCI Shilin, Taiwan (Since 2015)

4. ORGANIZATION Organizational Structure Honorary Patron Cliff Sun BBS JP Honorary Legal Advisor Arthur Lui

Board of Directors Chapter President Daryl Lin Immediate Past President Hades Ho Honorary Secretary Wai To Wong Honorary Treasurer Gary Ngan Vice President (Business Affairs & Corporate Communications) Alex Lau Vice President (Membership Affairs) Ross Chan Vice President (International Affairs & Community Development) Charles Lee Vice President (Digital Marketing & Leadership Development) Andrew So

294 Assistant Vice President (Publication) Kenneth Liu Assistant Vice President (Treasury) Jason Chu Assistant Vice President (BA) Vincent Cheng Assistant Vice President (LD) Addison Man Assistant Vice President (DM) Shawn Fung Assistant Vice President (MA) Kelvin Tang Assistant Vice President (CC) Sam Cheung Assistant Vice President (CD) Davy Hui

Panel of Advisors (No voting right) Presidential Advisor Past President Senator Roy Tang Presidential Advisor Past President Senator Ian Yau Chapter Affairs Advisor Past President KK Hon Senior Members' Club Chairman Steve Leung Long Range Planning Committee Chairman Immediate Past President Hades Ho

Appointed Officers (No voting right) Officer (HS) Jason Lam Officer (HS) Man Tat Chi Officer (Treasury) Garif Ng Officer (BA) Chris Lo Officer (MA) Oscar Chan Officer (MA) Mak Yuen Officer (Treasury) Mike Lam Officer (IA) Ricolas Lee Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman Stephen Ma Business Affairs Commission Chairman Michael Wong

5. MEETING BOARD MEETING Monthly Board meeting is held on the second Friday every month (unless public holiday presence on that meeting date and shall therefore postpone) at the JCI Hong Kong Chamber Ofﬁcer – HK Jayceettes Board Room.

MONTHLY FELLOWSHIP GATHERING 15 January, 2017 Inaugural Ceremony 04 February, 2017 Three Dragon Bonanza 17 March, 2017 Technology Voucher Program 25 April, 2017 荷蘭 World Congress 知多 D (Joint with JCI Tsuen Wan)

295 15 May, 2017 Beyond Burger 23 June,2017 Road to Success - Michael Tien 20 July, 2017 黑暗中遇上你 (Joint MFG with JCI Bauhinia) 18 August, 2017 Ukrainian Tradition 迷情烏克蘭

LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETING Long-range planning meetings were held in June 2017. These meetings are to discuss the chapter's long-term development goals.

6. PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES 6.1. DRAGON APPRENTICE 2017 Background of the project: Dragon Apprentice 2016 is one of JCI Dragon Flagship Projects. This year is the 8 consecutive year. The objective of the project is providing F.4-F.5 students with a platform of Life Planning Education, so as to enhance their understanding of the commercial society and inspiring them positively.

Through series of activities of the Dragon Apprentice 2016, teenagers would realize their own strengths and weaknesses, and their position during teamwork. Our future leaders would have a clear idea about their learning path and career path. On the other hand, participants may get the insight of commercial society by learning management, creativity and team spirit. Therefore, the JCI Mission "To provide development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change." can be implemented to our future leaders.

This year, Education Bureau is our co hosting organization. Through Education Bureau, we have invited more than 100 schools to join this project. After the selection and interview, there were 150 students divided into 25 teams to join the competition.

Results to achieve: Opening Ceremony cum competition details (02/7/2016) more than 120 people join the opening 2days Training Workshop (15-16/7) Closing Ceremony (13/8) We have invited Ms Vivian Chan to be our ambassadors.

Impacts: Let the young people to have the real experience to the commercial world. Inspired them to have life planning as early as they can Provide a different angle or new mind set in entrepreneurship via the competition.

296 BEST EMPLOYEE EMPLOYER AWARDS 2017 Background of the project We continuously co-hosted Best Employee Employer Awards (BEEA) with Hong Kong Small Medium Enterprise Association. This year, we got more than 25 supporting organizations including HKGCC, HKPCC etc. The project is to recognize and promote outstanding employers and employees, in order to encourage and promote close communication between employers and employees.

Results to achieve: • 9/5 – Kick Off and Start Nomination • 24/6 – Judging Day • 11/8 – Award Presentation

Impacts: Through this project, we encourage the harmonize relationship between employers and employees in Hong Kong. Employers should treasure each employee as company's valuable assets. We believe that with a better relationship between the employer-employee, the productivity of the company will be enhanced. We are pleased to have 25 supporting organizations to support this project of JCI Dragon in 2017. And we have a total of 20 outstanding employers and employees getting the awards.

1st DRAGON VOLUNTEERS SEEDLING PROGRAM Background of the project: The program aim to provides a platform for young people to learn, appreciate, and develop their own strengths through training, planning, implementation and review. The topic of this program in 2017 will be focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by the United Nations.

Results to achieve: • Kick-off Ceremony & Training Day Date : 16 July 2017(Sunday) Training Topics : (1) SDGs and real life ? (2) Volunteer Skilled (3) Planning, Implementation and Review for Volunteering Practice : (1) Learn how to have effective and efﬁciency meeting (2) Feedback after meeting practice

297 • Service Day • 5 different OC team composition by Secondary school student. Dragon Members as a Supervisor ofﬁcer to help the OC team. • 5 different Volunteers Service host by the Secondary school student 1. 義工種子計劃－ " 港明派飯 " 義工活動服務日期：8 月 5 日內容：向路宿者或有需要人士派飯聯絡導師：Chi Man UNSDG No1 POVERTY UNSDG No2 HUNGER AND FOOD SECURITY 2. 義工種子計劃－窗外有情天服務日期：8 月 6 日 Sunday 內容：生死教育推廣導師：Vincent Chung UNSDG No4 EDUCATION 3. 義工種子計劃－ Let's do it! 海灘清潔行動！服務日期：8 月 12 日內容：環保，海洋保育導師：Sam Cheung UNSDG No6 WATER AND SANITATION UNSDG No14 OCEANS 4. 義工種子計劃－愛心探訪視障老友記服務日期：8 月 17 日合作機構：香港失明人互聯會導師：Davy Hui UNSDG No10 INEQUALITY UNSDG No16 PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS 5. 義工種子計劃－傷健共融，野外定向服務日期：8 月 18 日內容：傷健人士共同完成野外定向，一同體驗傷健共融文化導師：Alby Lo UNSDG No10 INEQUALITY UNSDG No15 BIODIVERSITY, FORESTS, DESERTIFICATION UNSDG No16 PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS

• UNSDG Promote UNSDG Training presented to Student Total 9 UNSDG Target Promote to Public Impacts: Through volunteer service training, the distance between young people and society will be narrowed, the sense of belonging to the society will be strengthened,

298 and social issues will be focused. Meanwhile, they will be willing to make commitments and have a positive and positive impact on society. It is to foster the sound character of the young people and a good sense of civic awareness in order to achieve a holistic development. The program also helps schools to set up a core volunteer team on campus and supports young volunteer leaders to promote and organize volunteer work in schools to promote volunteerism so that students can pay more attention to and understand the community environment in which they live.

7. PROJECTS INVOLVED WITH OTHER LOMS IN HONG KONG NON Project - "Run for Peace 3KM 3km charity Run" (JCI Citylady) Joint April MFG - 荷蘭 World Congress 知多 D (JCI Tsuen Wan) Joint July MFG - 黑暗中遇上你 (JCI Bauhinia) Training - 項目管理全面通 (JCI Lion Rock)

8. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS TO BE LAUNCHED 11th August, 2017: The Best Employee and Employer Award 2017 AWARD CAREMONY 13 August 2017: Dragon Apprentice 2017 Closing Ceremony 27 August 2017 : 1st Dragon Volunteers Seeding Program Closing Ceremony

9. CONCLUSION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Year 2017 is a year with full of challenges, adventures and gratitudes. Moreover, it is an enormously rewarding year in my life. It is my pleasure to serve JCI Dragon as the 37th year president. I would like to express my heartiest thanks to all JCI Dragon members especially to all board of directors and Past Presidents who always support and motivate me to reach another new height of me and JCI Dragon.

This is an extraordinary year to JCI Dragon as we have made our project scale bigger. At the same time, we take a challenge to host a new NOM Project "Run for Peace 3KM 3km charity Run" with JCI Citylady. Also created new projects "1st Dragon Volunteers Seeding Program". I am grateful that all projects were successfully held and all members joined hands to walk through the year plan together. I am also conﬁdent that we will complete the remaining projects with our heart.

On behalf of JCI Dragon, I would like to express our sincere appreciation to National President Senator Teresa Poon for his generous support to the chapter. Special thanks to National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer Kannis Leung for her full-hearted support and never- ending guidance to me and the chapter. Thank you to all National Ofﬁcers for their support sand assistances in each area of development throughout the year. Thanks also to all local Chapter Presidents for their supports, encouragement happiness and friendship.

299 I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Honorary Patron Cliff Sun BBS JP, all Past President and Senior Members always support to our JCI Dragon events. I would like to express our sincere appreciation to Presidential Advisor 2011 Past President Senator Roy Tang and 2012 Past President Senator Ian Yau. Without your advice and support, this year JCI Dragon shouldn't be going smooth. I would like to thank our Chapter Affairs Adviser 2014 Past President KK Hon for their continuous support for all the projects.

Last but not least, thank you for SMC Chairman Steve Leung to make a bridge between Senior Members and other Dragoners. I must also thanks to all the Project Chairmen and All OCs for their dedication to the fine job, effort and achievements in their respective areas. It is because of them, we have JCI Dragon. And because of them, we are able to provide many positive changes to our community.

Last but not least, I wish to express my great appreciation to all Dragoners for their supports and understanding, which encourage me and the chapter to reach much more higher, bit by bit to create new achievements and milestones for our family JCI Dragon.

Taking this opportunity, I would like to express my best wishes to coming National President, National Ofﬁcers, Chapter Presidents and their boards of directors.

Daryl Lin President

300 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL EAST KOWLOON

1. OBJECTIVE AND YEAR ACHIEVEMENT The objective of JCI East Kowloon is to encourage our members to think big and think outside of box with a global mindset and willing to take up different challenges in their JC life, we have developed the following objectives for year 2017.

Promote the internationalism aspect of JCI to members We have 14 members registered to JCI Asia Paciﬁc Conference, 2 members registered to JCI European Conference, 5 members registered to JCI Global Partnership Summit and 2 members registered to JCI World Congress (as of July) in 2017, and active participation to the sister chapters visit throughout the year. Moreover, we successfully held an International Exchange Forum with JCI Mandarin Singapore, JCI Ipoh Malaysia, JCI Sike Taiwan and JCI Galway Ireland to discuss the global issues with members from different chapters. JCI East Kowloon members build up connections and friendships with international friends and learn the internationalism aspect of JCI.

Establish partnership with external organizations This year we had two new chapter corporate sponsors – Startup Business Centre and Flexkin & Co, CPA to finacially support the chapter operation and bring in so many community partnership opportunities. We also established partnership with different external organizations for different projects, such as sponsorship for The Water Project: One Drop and Community Partnership for Let's Do It Family Day.

Embed international elements in projects From Monthly Fellowship Gathering to Flagship projects, we aim to build up the international chapter image so we embed the international elements. Not only partnering with our sister chapters as usual for some of the projects such as Next Step Challenge Taiwan Bootcamp, but also inviting expats guest speakings and participants to join our events. We make use of the advantages of being an English chapter and having non- Chinese board member so we successfully attracted participants to learn how international JCI East Kowloon is and extend the membership recruitment channel.

301 Explore new twinning opportunity Making good use of the opportunity of attending JCI European Conference and JCI Asia Paciﬁc Conference, we signed the new friendship pact agreement with JCI Galway Ireland and JCI Chairman Mongolia. Since last year, we planned to develop one more potential twinning opportunity from the countries involved in "One belt One Road" initiative, we succesfully built up friendship as the ﬁrst step.

2. THEME "Be Cosmic. Be Fierce." is the theme for 2017 with the vision of members having the ability to think globally with the attitude of being aggressive, confident, powerful and determined as well as learning to live with the barriers and challenges but at the same time we can stand up and be ﬁerce.

3. PROFILE Established Since 1980 (37 Years) 3.1. Membership (up to 31 July 2017) • Current number of ordinary member: 39 • Current number of senior members: 14 • Average age of members: 31 • Gender distribution 73% Male, 27% Female 3.2. Membership Fee • Ordinary member: HKD1380 • Current number of senior members: HKD830 3.3. Sister Chapter • JCI Mandarin (Singapore) (Since 1988) • JCI Ipoh (Malaysia) (Since 1997) • JCI Sike (Taiwan) (Since 2012) 3.4 Friendship Pact • JCI Galway (Ireland) (Since 2017) • JCI Chairman (Mongolia) (Since 2017)

4. ORGANIZATION Honorary Legal Advisor Senator Duffy WONG, GBS, JP Honorary Auditor Senator Tony KAM Tony Kam & Co. CPA

2017 Board of Directors President Carol HO Immediate Past President Iris LAM Honorary Secretary Paco LAM Honorary Treasurer Carmen CHIANG

302 Business Affairs Director Tony TANG Leadership Development Director Ian CHU Membership Affairs Director Katri NG

Appointed Officer (no voting rights) Business Affairs Officer Kazaf CHOW Community Development Officer Rico CHEUNG Information Technology Officer Moses CHAN Marketing Officer Shakoor Ace MOHAMED United Nations Affairs Officer Steven HO

Panel of Advisors (no voting rights) Presidential Advisor 2011 President Senator Karlene CHAN Presidential Advisor 2012 President Senator Kenny LO Business Affairs Area Advisor 2008 President Chris LEUNG Community Development Area Advisor 2010 President Amos CHEUNG Leadership Development Area Advisor 1987 President & Honorary Life Member Senator Petrus YUNG Leadership Development Area Advisor 2014 President Pong YAU Membership Affairs Area Advisor 2009 President Ken CHOY Publication Area Advisor 1999 President Alvin CHU Treasury Area Advisor Senator Eva LEUNG

Long Range Planning Committee (no voting rights) Chairman 2008 President Chris LEUNG Member 2009 President Ken CHOY Member 2010 President Amos CHEUNG Member Senior Member Thomas KWAN Ex-Ofﬁcio President Carol HO

Senior Member Club (no voting rights) Senior Member Club Chairman 1981 President & Honorary Life Member Senator Allan LEUNG

5. MEETING BOARD MEEINGS JCI East Kowloon Board Meeting is held once a month, on the third Wednesday of each month at Seminar 1 & 2 Room, JC Ofﬁce

303 LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETINGS Three meetings were held in January, April and July respectively, to discuss the chapter's long-term development goals.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Annual General Meeting is held on August 27 to receive the reports of 2017 Directors and Committees, 2016 Audited Accounts and to elect 2018 Board of Directors.

MONTHLY FELLOWSHIP GATHERING Date Theme Venue InterContinental Grand Jan-15 Inaugural Ceremony cum January MFG Stanford Hotel Three Dragon Bonanza The Banqueting House – Tsim Feb-08 (co-hosted with JCI Kowloon and JCI Sha Tsui Dragon) March MFG – "Be Fierce on Stage" Speaker: Mr. Akash Karia & Ms. Belinda Mar-05 JC Ofﬁce Ko, Previous Champions of JCI Hong Kong Public Speaking Competition April MFG – "Drink Like a Boss" cum Next Apr-21 Vinex Wine Academy Step Challenge Happy Hour May MFG – "Turkish Ebru Arts Workshop" May-18 Speaker: Mr. Muhammet Alper, Founder of Impact Hub Hong Kong W-arts June MFG – " Taste of the Netherlands" Jun-30 Speaker: Mr. Barry Joe Balfoort, Dutch 238 Grill, Sheung Wan Chamber of Commerce July MFG – "EK Summer Party" Jul-23 The Cairnhill Club House Speaker: Ms. Isabella Tsang, Nutritionist Aug-27 Annual General Meeting cum August MFG Royal Plaza Hotel

6. PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES 6.1 Next Step Challenge 2017 Next Step Challenge 2017 is our second year organizing start-up competition, which aims to identify the potential early stage start-ups in Hong Kong and to encourage the entrepreneurship culture in Hong Kong. We partnered with three lead partners this year, Startup Business Centre, Hong Kong Business Angel Network and Entrepreneur Times, and many community partners to help connecting the funding and mentoring support to the participating founders.

304 • Opening Ceremony. The competition was kicked off in February to announce the start of the competition this year and followed by the sharing from successful start-up founders, the ﬁnal team from last year competition and the angel investors to share their tips and experiences.

• Seminar 1: Failure is feedback: how startups succeed after failure. We invited three experienced founders, - Mr. Quinn Lai, founder of EONIQ, Mr. Oswis Wong, Co-founder of Air Button Technology Limited and Ms. Viola Pak, founder of Eggshell Creative Consultancy, to share their start-up journey and how they can rebirth from the previous failure and what they have learnt.

• Start-up Clinic 1: Talk to the Pro. Start-up Clinic is a series of new format of events, which we aims to provide small group consultation session for the participants to talk to the domain experts in order to have more interaction. We invited Mr. Gary Ng, the Managing Director of Shun Hing Electric Service Centre Limited to talk about the marketing aspect of early stage start-ups.

• Next Step Challenge Happy Hour. Next Step Challenge is not a boring business competition. We organized a Next Step Founders Happy Hour cum Fellowship Gathering to connect the members with the participants in order to recruit some potential members for the chapter at the same time.

• Start-up Clinic 2: Legal Mistakes made by startups. There are so many legal traps when the start-ups develop to a certain level and it is always good to know have legal advisors to tell you what to avoid. Mr. Jason Law, the business development manager from Yiu &Associates Solicitors and Mr. Laurence Chan, our chapter member and also the co-founder of EV Power shared the common legal mistakes made by inexperienced startups.

• Seminar 2: Pitch as a Pro. Pitching can be very difﬁcult for some of the founders even they have wonderful business plan. We invited three experts, Mr. Bay McLaughlin,

• Co-founder & COO of Brinc.io, Mr. Chris Chan, founder of e-banner and Mr. Vivek Mahbubani, Stand-up Comerdian, to share with the founders how to pitch perfectly.

• Pre-ﬁnal Investors Gathering. In order to fostering the partnership between startups and investors, we organized an informal teahouse gathering with all the ﬁnal teams and angel investors. They could share more about their business and

305 difﬁculties and seek for advice from the investors. Investors at the same time could get to know the ﬁnal teams so that the investment possibility could be increased.

• Grand Final. We have received nearly 100 proposals and 8 teams were selected to enter the grand ﬁnal pitch and had the opportunity to pitch on stage to the angel investors and audiences. All the participants were able to collect feedbacks from the professionals and potential angels to ﬁne tune their pitch in order to be better.

6.2 The Water Project: One Drop Nearly 1 billion people suffer needlessly without access to safe and clean water. In 2017, JCI East Kowloon launched a new initiative "The Water Project: One Drop", to help providing water and sanitation solutions to a ﬂoat village in Siem Reap (Angkor Wat) in Cambodia, through educational programmes and water filters donation in Hong Kong.

We set up water ﬁlters for each family home in short term and for long term we hope to empower them to improve their economic conditions, and expand the project scale to other places too. Here are the goals of this project:

• Raise awareness in Hong Kong about the water problem in developing countries • Educate Hong Kong students and encourage them to participate in easing the problem • Let students understand they have power to improve the situation • Donate water filters to Siem Reap villagers in Cambodia, enhance clean water access in every home • Provide direct support to Cambodia villagers without middle parties

We have organized different events for this new educational international project:

• School Talks Series We went to three schools, The Church of Christ in China Tam Lee Lai Fun Memorial Secondary School, Jockey Club Tai-I College and China Holiness Church Living Spirit College, during assembly time and gave a seminar by our members and community partner as guest speakers to talk about the situation of water problem in Cambodia and current solutions.

• Water Treatment Works Visit As part of The Water Project: One Drop, JCI East Kowloon cooperated with Water Supplies Department and Whampao Integrated Children & Youth Service Centre of U.B. in Christ organized a visit to Ma On Shan Water Treatment Works.

306 The event aims to enhance students' knowledge on water supply in Hong Kong, demonstrate how a reliable and adequate supply of water can be provided, and increase their conscious of environmental protection.

• Clean Water Solution Competition In order to promote the importance of access of clean water and encourage creativeness of youngsters and active citizens, we also organized a Clean Water Solution Competition for people from all around the world to participate. We hope to ﬁnd out the practical solutions to apply the usage in the developing countries.

• Cambodia Trip We have partnered with JCI local chapters in Cambodia and the local community partners to bring the members and young people to Siem Reap ﬂoating village to install and set up the water ﬁlters and learn the situations of the country.

6.3 Family Harmony 2017 - Let's Do It 2017 Family Clean Up Day "Family Harmony" is the flagship community development project of Junior Chamber International East Kowloon launched in 2005.

This year with the goal of promoting "Let's Do It World Clean Up Day" initiative, we want to encourage local families and active citizens to join the Let's Do It Family Day together as it is a very meaningful family activity. Let's Do It! has never been only about cleaning up waste. We also aim to unite the global community; raise awareness and implement true change to achieve our ﬁnal goal– a clean and healthy planet.

Here are the goals of the project: • Raise awareness in Hong Kong about the waste problem here and how we all can take action to keep our community clean • Educate Hong Kong families and children and encourage them to participate in easing the problem • Mobilize citizens to join Let's Do It initiative in 2017 and 2018 • Set up teams for Let's Do It World Clean Up Day on Sept 15, 2018 • Encourage strategic partnership to achieve the goals

Also, we have set up series of events to encourage participation and be prepared for the big event in order to create greater impact:

1) Let's Do It! Volunteer Training Day It is a half-day training before the clean up day and invited some eco-expert from our partner organizations to talk about waste problem.

307 2) Let's Do It Family Clean Up Day Big day to mobilize families and friends to join the clean up event together! We cleaned our beautiful community and did the waste report after the clean up! 3) Exhibition, Volunteer Debrieﬁng and Team Building for 2018 Event evaluation and helped the team leaders to set up the teams for 2018 World Clean Up Day. More update information would be shared from the Let's Do It World.

7. PROJECTS INVOLVED WITH OTHER LOMS IN HONG KONG 7.1 February 8 - Three Dragon Bonanza with JCI Kowloon and JCI Dragon Our annual Chinese New Year fellowship gathering was jointly hosted with JCI Kowloon and JCI Dragon on February 8 at The Banqueting House in Tsim Sha Tsui. Games with Chinese New Year theme were organized and also lots of prizes prepared for lucky draw.

7.2 February 17 - Happy Hour with JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, JCI City, JCI Queensway, JCI Sha Tin and JCI City Lady A six chapters happy hour was held on February 17 to strengthen bonding and network with members other local chapters.

7.3 April 1 – One-Day Exclusive Workshop-Learn to be an Effective Presenter and Communicator with JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes A one-day training program was organized with JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes on April 1 with total of 3 JCI official courses conducted in one day. The courses included Effective Communication: Building a Foundation, Effective Communication: Crafting Your Message and Presenter. We want to conduct these three ofﬁcial courses that are rarely conducted trainings in Hong Kong and provide learning and training opportunities to the members.

7.4 July 15 - Joint Community Service Day with JCI Victoria and JCI Tai Ping Shan This is our 7th year to jointly organize a visit to East Kowloon Parents' Resource Centre with the Spastic Association of Hong Kong to interact with the children who have autism and ADHD. The aim of this project is to allow participants to experience difﬁculty of caring for a child with neurological dysfunction and learn how to better with this population.

8. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS TO BE LAUNCHED Next Step Challenge Taiwan Startup Bootcamp

308 9. CONCLUSION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2017 has been a memorable year for me and of course it is my honor to serve my chapter as President in this special year. "Be Cosmic. Be Fierce" is not only just a chapter theme but I saw it started to become the spirit of many members. We had so many members travelling all around the world this year with me to learn the JCI value "the brotherhood of men transcend the sovereignty of nations" and found out how JCI can empower them to create positive changes. They started to organize the projects with a global mindset and thought about the global needs by learning more about the Global Goals even it can be very challenging. JCI East Kowloon built up new friendships with local chapters in Ireland and Mongolia, which marks a historical achievement, as we deﬁnitely are the ﬁrst local chapter in Hong Kong establishing relationship with JCI Europe.

Taking this opportunity, I would like to express my most sincere gratitude to those supporting me and JCI East Kowloon this year:

To National President Senator Teresa Poon - Thanks for all your encouragement and guidance and you really opened my eyes since last year when we were at 2016 JCI World Congress. You inspired me to motivate more members to explore more international opportunities and it also becomes one of my goals of my presidential years.

To our National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer Steve Siu - Thanks for always be there for JCI East Kowloon and giving me so many valuable advices and sharing your experience to us. I am so grateful to have you as our National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer this year and it is wonderful to work with you.

To all National Ofﬁcers, thank you for the continuous support to our chapter and guidance throughout the year.

Thank you to all my Presidents classmates for all your support. It was always fun and cheerful to co-organize or attend the events with you. I still remember the time when we were all in President Academy last year and getting ready for 2017 and looking back this year of our presidential year is almost to the end and I wish all of you could achieve as much as we can.

I am so proud to have my board members and many advisors to walk the journey with me this year. To my Presidential Advisors Past President Senator Karlene Chan and Past President Senator Kenny Lo, it is my great honor to have you to be my presidential

309 advisors and giving me so much advices, experience sharing, coaching, strategic planning and encouragement, and to all Area Advisors and Past Presidents for their valuable advices and support. To all my Board of Directors and Ofﬁcers, special thanks to IPP Iris Lam, HS Paco Lam, HT Carmen Chiang, BAD Tony Tang, LDD Ian Chu, MAD Katri Ng, BAO Kazaf Chow, CDO Rico Cheung, ITO Moses Chan, MO Ace Mohamed and UNAO Steven Ho for taking up different challenges and contributing our beloved chapter.

Special thanks to all project chairmen and all organizing committees for their commitment and time to organize the best projects to our members.

Last but not least, I would like to express my deepest appreciation to all JCI East Kowloon members for their amazing support and participation towards all the projects we have held in 2017.

My sincere wishes to the incoming Board of Directors for another fruitful 2018. Let's continue to be cosmic and be ﬁerce.

Carol Ho President

310 第五十二屆總會周年大會城市青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標城市青年商會本年度的目標是維護城市核心價值「團結、和諧、齊心」，透過將城市會員分為四組進行競賽，希望加強各項活動氣氛及令各會員更踴躍參與城市的活動，團結長中青會員，加強會友歸屬感。本會在不斷改進舊有工作計劃的同時，全力打造全新的工作計劃。在會員人數方面，期望透過多種渠道向會外朋友介紹城市青年商會，目標增加會員人數 40 人。另外亦希望多與分會聯合籌辦活動，令會友有更多機會與其他分會交流。最後是帶領本會會友，全力協助籌辦與支持第 52 屆總會周年大會。

2. 年度主題「智•賢匯聚，成就城市之最」

3. 簡歷成立於 1981 年 ( 今年為 36 周年 ) 3.1. 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） • 現有正式會員人數 : 111 • 現有資深會員人數 : 116 • 會員平均年齡 : 31.1 • 會員男女比例 : 100% 男會員 3.2 會員費用 • 普通會員︰港幣 1,320 • 資深會員︰港幣 660 3.3 姊妹會 • 福岡青年會議所 ( 日本 ) ( 簽盟年份：1984 年 ) • 風城國際青年商會 ( 台灣 ) ( 簽盟年份：1985 年 ) • 仁川松島青年會議所 ( 韓國 ) ( 簽盟年份：1987 年 ) • 八打靈青年商會 ( 馬來西亞 ) ( 簽盟年份：2011 年 )

4. 組織架構永遠名譽會長：余振宇參議員總會指派執行委員：盧潔鎣青商

董事局會長：鍾玉麟上屆會長：蕭錦源秘書長：洪嘉威

311 財務長：黃尹洋副會長：鄺啟霖副會長：李仲明副會長：許旭麟副會長：林浩賢副會長：魏思然行政事務董事：林灝嵐財務董事：蔡嘉浚社會發展董事：周東國際事務董事：何坤坪公共關係董事：韓諾文領導才能發展董事：吳栩楓會員事務董事：李民康青年事務董事：江閩生

委任幹事行政幹事：譚瑋琳、陳建學、張炳發財務幹事：朱振軒、林澤誠紀錄及獎勵幹事：黃浩基出版事務幹事：湯俊浩領導才能發展幹事：黃力偉、尹家禧、余�剛企業傳訊幹事：何崇漢商務發展幹事：梁延彰國際事務幹事：李世霆、張寶威會員事務幹事：許尉庭會員擴展幹事：吳狄燐、梁凌熙社會發展幹事：曾銘森、楊斯竣網絡推廣幹事：王師堯公共關係幹事：李祐康、彭子昇會長特別助理：譚翹熹、李晉賢

顧問及委員會主席會長顧問：曾良熹參議員會務顧問：王維旭參議員會務顧問：譚偉文參議員會務顧問：林子勤參議員董事局顧問：陳守真參議員董事局顧問：梁錫大參議員董事局顧問：石龍基參議員董事局顧問：梁葆迅參議員董事局顧問：李偉強參議員

312 董事局顧問：麥智源參議員董事局顧問：葉浩然參議員長遠發展委員會主席：龐繼民參議員參議員推選委員會主席：黃坤成參議員資深青商會顧問：程容輝參議員義務法律顧問：吳培基參議員 ( 律師 ) 義務核數師：Linkers CPA Limited 審計專員：劉鴻昌參議員、鍾可成參議員秘書處顧問：何家亮財務處顧問：關耀權會員事務顧問：劉旭參議員出版事務顧問：朱博賢籌款事務顧問及資深青商會上屆主席：朱淑煒參議員籌款事務顧問：范卓紹商務發展顧問：莫德明參議員商務發展顧問及資深青商會副主席：駱佩傑參議員社會發展顧問及資深青商會副主席：李鈞杰國際事務顧問：蔡利淦參議員國際事務顧問及資深青商會副主席：范文輝領導才能發展顧問：歐陽劍偉參議員公共關係顧問及資深青商會副主席：廖健雄參議員公共關係顧問：黃國榮青年事務顧問及資深青商會副主席：陳思燦參議員青年事務顧問：胡建華網絡推廣顧問：馬維業參議員企業傳訊顧問：楊偉業資深青商會主席：張孫權參議員資深青商會副主席：陳健明資深青商會副主席：周建華資深青商會副主席：李治法資深青商會副主席：劉明新資深青商會副主席：梁智偉

5. 會議 5.1. 董事局會議： 2017 年 1 月 5 日，上環總會，正式會議 2017 年 2 月 2 日，上環總會，正式會議 2017 年 3 月 2 日，上環總會，正式會議 2017 年 4 月 6 日，上環總會，正式會議 2017 年 5 月 4 日，上環總會，正式會議 2017 年 6 月 13 日，上環總會，正式會議

313 2017 年 7 月 6 日，上環總會，正式會議

5.2. 月會 2017 年 1 月 19 日，旺角帝京酒店，就職典禮「城市之序」 2017 年 2 月 9 日，旺角帝京酒店，新春團拜暨拍賣會 2017 年 3 月 9 日，旺角帝京酒店，資深會之夜 2017 年 4 月 20 日，旺角帝京酒店，亞太大會之夜 2017 年 5 月 11 日，旺角帝京酒店，新會友之夜暨網絡安全你知 2017 年 7 月 13 日，旺角帝京酒店，星級主持美食之旅

6. 工作計劃及活動愛不罕見、2017 兒童飛龍大使選舉、第二十一屆創意創業大賞

6.1. 愛不罕見背景近年來，網絡上經常流行一些挑戰活動，例如: 冰桶挑戰(Ice bucket challenge)、22 下掌上壓挑戰 (22 push-up Challenge) 等等。這些挑戰活動背後往往是希望引起大眾對不同罕見病的關注，就如冰桶挑戰背後希望帶出的是大眾對肌萎縮性脊髓側索硬化症的關注。而基於這些網絡上的呼聲，政府及不同社區團體開始紛紛關注不同罕見病，很多不同持份者亦帶出社會對罕見患者的支援確實不足。

城市青年商會於 2017 年開啟全新工作計劃名為「愛不罕見」，旨在透過舉辦不同活動喚起大眾對罕見病患者的關注，令更多人了解不同罕見病，並針對這些病症提供更多的支援措施。我們希望加深強社會人士對罕見疾病患者、家屬及自助組織的關注、了解和支持。團結香港罕見疾病患者、家屬、自助組織、政府部門、支持機構、傳媒及其他持份者，達致群策群力推動關愛交流合作及宣傳教育。

結果今次活動獲得了空前成功。在 facebook 我們獲得了 15946 個 like，影響力遍佈華文地區，當中澳門、台灣、馬來西亞及歐美地區的華人亦於社交媒體內與我們互動，成功建立了一個為罕見病患進行互助互動的平台。我們的活動「天使的心願」分別為 20 個雷特氏症家庭達成心願。我們更與香港航空合作，克服疾病的困難，為當中 3 個家庭達成到大阪的飛行夢想。

我們另一活動「天使的微笑」同時號召全港的畫家為患有雷特氏症女孩繪畫以達成打氣的效果，當中有 124 位城市畫家參與，包括著名畫家黃玉郎、馬榮成、馬龍、李志清及本年度香港電影金像獎專業精神獎得主海報師阮大勇老師。當中的畫作於 7 月在時代廣場展出，並集結成畫集為雷特氏症女孩籌集善款。

314 是次活動同時得到 20 位本地明星支持，紛紛為活動拍攝一系列的支持片。當中包括香港小姐冠軍及金像獎影后袁詠儀小姐、著名主持森美先生、鄭中基先生、孫耀威先生、阿 BOB 林盛彬先生、林超榮先生、車婉婉小姐、孫慧雪小姐、蔣祖曼小姐等鼎力支持。我們的活動亦受到傳媒廣泛報導，於無線電視、 NOW TV、有線電視、毛記電視、蘋果日報、東方日報、星島日報、大公報、文匯報、香港商報、頭條日報、都市日報、南華早報、英文虎報、HK01 及澳門日報均有報導。是次活動更獲得現任衛生及福利局局長陳肇始教授及立法會議員張超雄議員的鼎力支持，成功達到了加強社會關注罕見病 --- 雷特氏症的效果。

影響在本活動影響社會各界下，罕見病問題獲得到政府的注視，而且透過活動的網上社交平台，我們獲得更多的求助過案，利用我們的人脈與影響力，幫助他們獲得需要的緩助，成功建立一個既助己亦助人的互助社交生態。

6.2. 2017 兒童飛龍大使選舉背景城市青年商會舉辦的「兒童飛龍大使選舉 2017 暨第二十九屆亞太兒童交流大會（香港區選拔 )」，得到香港政府新聞處品牌管理組授權使用「飛龍」標誌，每年會從全港小學推薦的過百位參加者選拔而成為準飛龍大使，並參與本會為其舉辦的訓練營，透過一系列的訓練活動，並通過專業評審團的面試，最後甄選出其中 6 位飛龍大使，代表香港於七月份免費到日本福岡參與「亞太兒童交流大會」，同來自世界各地五十多個國家和地區，不同國籍、宗教、文化及習俗的兒童大使互相學習，交流分享，並宣揚香港。本年度，本會二十幾年來再度應日本福岡市政府之邀請，成為大會香港區指定之主辦團體，負責選拔六名兒童為香港區代表，出席於七月舉行的「第二十九屆亞太兒童交流大會」

結果今年共收到超過 50 間小學中超過 150 個的申請，為歷來最多學校參與的一年。而當中選出的六位兒童大使亦已經順利出席「第二十九屆亞太兒童交流大會」。此外，本年度選拔徵得不少主題為「美好香港」的繪畫佳作，有見及此，本會特地尋覓場地為當中六幅勝出者製作壁畫，以此鼓勵飛龍大使服務社會，貢獻香港。

影響今年主題是「創夢•成『袖』！」，一眾飛龍大使都承諾全心服務香港，努力成為出色領袖，而他們筆下的「美好香港」亦會是未來的奮鬥目標。

315 6.3. 第二十一屆創意創業大賞背景創意創業大賞是城市青年商會一年一度的旗艦工作計劃，至今選出超過 190 名本地企業家。工作計劃旨在鼓勵及表揚一群以創意思維闖出新天地的本地創業者，令更多香港人相信創業夢想可以成真，確定不斷努力邁向成功之創業智慧。本活動透過大賞方式，希望能鼓勵來自不同界別有意創業的人士，在競爭激烈的環境中突圍，務求在同業之中更顯創意，最終成功，藉此平台鼓勵更多公眾人士用創意來創業。

結果今年有接近四十間企業參加。最後在獨立和專業的評審挑選下，十位得獎者脫穎而出，他們來自不同的專業領域，包括社會企業。頒發禮當日有 10 圍嘉賓到場。

影響今年有幸得到鴻福堂主席謝寶達和四位明星姚浩正，趙勁晧，雨僑和熊仔頭為大賞代言人，為歷年之最，使活動知名度大大提高。

7. 與其他分會合作之工作計劃或活動 7.1 一月份聯合青商簡介會 • 日期：1 月 24 日 • 合作分會：城市女青年商會

7.2 六會勁爆歡樂時光 • 日期：2 月 17 日 • 合作分會：城市女青年商會、沙田青年商會、香港女青年商會、東九龍青年商會及經緯青年商會

7.3 四月份聯合月會 ﹣亞太大會之夜 • 日期：4 月 20 日 • 合作分會：城市女青年商會

7.4 「IPSC 射擊訓練體驗日」 • 日期：5 月 12 日 • 合作分會：紫荊青年商會

7.5 五月份聯合青商簡介會 • 日期：5 月 25 日 • 合作分會：城市女青年商會

316 7.6 「夏日激戰 Kick Boxing」 • 日期：8 月 2 日 • 合作分會：沙田青年商會

8. 本年度餘下工作計劃 8.1. 會員周年大會 • 日期：2017 年 9 月 9 日 • 地點：旺角帝京酒店 8.2. 專題月會 • 八月月會 • 十月月會 • 十一月月會暨新莊之夜 • 十二月月會暨全城頒獎典禮 8.3. 2018 董事局訓練營

9. 總結及鳴謝本人非常榮幸能成為城市青年商會會長，「智·賢匯聚，成就城市之最」是我們城市青年商會 2017 年的口號。

本會四個旗艦工作計劃「創意創業大賞」，「兒童飛龍大使選舉暨亞太兒童交流大會」及「愛不罕見」已順利完成，各個工作計劃的表現在社會上都獲得比預期大的迴響，尤其是新工作計劃「愛不罕見」，得到媒體廣泛報道，也得到各界名人支持作宣傳，使廣大市民都能了解罕有疾病，從而協助有需要的病患者及其家人能實現夢想。

今年「城市體育會」的成立及將城市會員分為四組「C、I、T、Y」，用四種顏色進行分組比賽，加強了各項活動氣氛及令各會員更踴躍參與城市的活動。

今年本會亦非常榮幸能夠承辦第 52 屆總會周年大會，大會主題「With Pride We Unite」希望團結本港青商會友，讓每一位都以成為青年商會的一份子感到自豪。

感謝各位前會長、董事局的每一位成員、資深青商會會友及各位會友，在今年的會務上他們貢獻出最好的時間及經驗，為著會務的發展盡一份力。我特別感謝會長顧問 2002 年會長曾良熹參議員，給予我空間創新及時時對我在青商、事業及家庭的關心，帶領我向正確的方向前進。感謝總會指派執行委員總會副會長盧潔鎣，從一月到現在默默支持，當我需要支援的時候，她總會在旁伴隨著我。她亦時常主動提點我，分享不少寶貴的經驗予董事局。感謝總會會長潘沁怡參議員一直以來對本會的支持，團結本年度的會長們維繫著更深厚的友情，帶領我們各分會更上一層樓。

鍾玉麟會長

317 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL QUEENSWAY

1. OBJECTIVE AND YEAR ACHIEVEMENT The 2017 chapter slogan of JCI Queensway is "United We Fly". This is a people-oriented direction manifested in each of the words of the slogan. "United" means that members of various professional backgrounds are united here. "We" means you and me, focusing on teamwork. "Fly" is an action verb, aiming to bring JCI Queensway to reach another new height.

In this connection, "Membership Affairs" consisting of membership retention and recruitment strategies is the core of the chapter's objective, and the guiding direction of all chapter projects. As at 31 July, the net increase of member is 12, representing 46% increase since 1 January. Besides, the participation rate of members in various projects is over 95%.

Under the chapter slogan "United We Fly", the beginning letter of "Fly" is "F". "F" stands for "Fun", "Fellowship" and "Fulﬁlment". These 3 elements are the ultimate goals of the chapter in 2017, in the hope that all members can have fun, get fellowship and achieve fulﬁlment by the end of the year.

2. THEME 2.1. Main Theme United We Fly

2.2. Subsidiary Theme Fun, Fellowship, Fulﬁlment

3. PROFILE Established Since 1984 (33 Years) 3.1. Membership (up to 31 July 2017) • Current number of ordinary member: 38 • Current number of senior members: 17 • Average age of members: 31.1 • Gender distribution 51 % Male, 49% Female

318 3.2. Membership Fee • Ordinary member: HKD1380 • Current number of senior members: HKD800

3.3. Sister Chapter • JCI Okinawa, Japan (Since 1994) • JCI Kuala Lumpur Mandarin, Malaysia (Since 2017)

4. ORGANIZATION 4.1. Board of Directors President Terry CHAN Immediate Past President Ray TAM Vice President (BA and IA) Campbell TING Vice President (CD and LD) Marco CHAN Vice President (MA and PR) Sarah LAI Honorary Secretary (Pub) Nick CHUM Honorary Treasurer Heidi CHONG Director (Business Affairs) Jackie WONG Director (International Affairs) Tiffany LEUNG Director (Leadership Development) Ivan HO Director (Membership Affairs) Erik TSOI Director (Publication and Public Relations) Zoa NG

4.2. Appointed Officers Business Affairs Officer Lucy JIANG Community Development Officer Kate KONG Community Development Officer Jason TAM International Affairs Officer Chloe FU Leadership Development Officer Carolyn PASCUAL Membership Affairs Officer Tany KWEE Membership Affairs Officer Bosco ONG Publication Officer Amber TAM Secretariat Officer Sabrina YUNG

4.3. Presidential Assistant Presidential Assistant Coeus LEUNG

319 4.4. Panel of Advisors Presidential Advisor 1993 President Senator Amy LEUNG Chapter Affairs Advisor 2014 President Suki CHEUNG Business Affairs and International Affairs 2015 President Man FOK Membership Affairs and Public Relations 2009 President Senator Parlett CHANG Secretary and Treasury 2013 President Senator Leo NG Publication Senator Joseph LEE Training and Development Council 2009 President Senator Parlett CHANG Senior Member Club Alison LAI

4.5. Long Range Planning Committee Chairman 1990 National President Senator Larry LAU Member 1988 President Senator Davis KWONG Member 2004 President Alex LIU Member 2014 President Suki CHEUNG Ex-ofﬁcio President Terry CHAN

4.6. Trustee Committee Chairman 1992 President Senator Anthony CHAN Member 2004 President Alex LIU Member 2008 President Senator John NG Member 2013 President Senator Leo NG Ex-ofﬁcio President Terry CHAN

4.7. Nomination and Election Committee Chairman Immediate Past President Ray TAM Member 1990 National President Senator Larry LAU Member 1998-99 President Senator William KWAN Member 2013 President Senator Leo NG Member 2015 President Man FOK

320 4.8. Honorary Legal Advisor Mr. Ronald KAN

4.9. Honorary Auditor Reachtop Consulting Limited

5. MEETING 5.1. Board Meetings Board meetings are held regularly on the ﬁrst Friday of every month at the Chamber Ofﬁce of Junior Chamber International Hong Kong.

5.2. Mid-year Evaluation Meeting Mid-year evaluation meeting was held on 21 May to review the process and performance of each area.

5.3. Annual General Meeting The 33rd Annual General Meeting is scheduled to be held on 17 September to receive the reports of 2017 Board of Directors, to receive the 2016 Audited Accounts as well as to elect the 2018 Board of Directors.

5.4. Long Range Planning Committee Meetings Two meetings were held on 31 March and 5 August to examine and recommend the plan of action from 2015 to 2020.

5.5. Trustee Committee Meeting A meeting was held on 16 June to discuss subsidies for members to participate in the JCI World Congress, JCI ASPAC and JCIHK National Convention. Investment plans were also discussed during the meeting.

5.6. Monthly Fellowship Gatherings Month Theme January 2017 Inaugural Ceremony cum January Fellowship Gathering February CNY Warm Fellowship Gathering March March Fellowship Gathering "Challenge Your Limit" April April Fellowship Gathering "Relax and Kiss the Nature" May Joint-chapter Fellowship Gathering "The Future Green Hong Kong" June June Fellowship Gathering cum Mid-year Prize Presentation July July Fellowship Gathering "Visit to Government Flying Service" August August Fellowship Gathering "Funny Road to Success" September 33rd Annual General Meeting cum September Fellowship Gathering October October Fellowship Gathering

321 November November Fellowship Gathering December December Fellowship Gathering cum End-year Prize Presentation

6. PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES 6.1. 2017 CNY Charity FUNdraising Running ( 米走雞慈善跑 ) [Community Development / Public Relations]

Background: Surveys and news show that Hong Kong citizens are occupied by their daily work and commitments, and are lack of opportunities for body exercise. Poor health condition is resulted as well. Therefore, the 1st charity running of JCI Queensway was organized to advocate a healthy lifestyle for Hong Kong citizens. Besides, funds raised by the event would be donated for Christian Family Service Centre ( 基督教家庭服務中心 ) for betterment work of family relationship.

Result: More than 100 participants and helpers participated in the event which was held at Pak Shek Kok Promenade on 4 February. The running was categorized by male group, female group and family group to encourage healthy citizen lifestyle and harmonious interpersonal relationship. Supporting organizations included but were not limited to Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps ( 香港航空青年團 ), Hong Kong St. John Ambulance ( 香港聖約翰救護機構 ), Scout Association of Hong Kong ( 香港童軍總會 ), etc.

Impact: Funds were successfully raised for Christian Family Service Centre, and healthy lifestyle and closer family relationship were advocated to JC members and the public at the beginning of the year. Furthermore, the successful event is able to be a sustainable flagship project of the chapter in the future. Some helpers of the event joined JCI Queensway as prospective members as well.

6.2. International Business Tour: Kuala Lumpur [Business Affairs / International Affairs]

Background: Hong Kong property market is boiling in recent years. Some citizens diverted their investment to the South East Asia, in light of the prevailing national political-economic policy of "One Belt One Road" ( 一帶一路 ). In this connection, JCI Queensway facilitates the business opportunities and organized an overseas business tour from 24 to 27 February to Kuala Lumpur, which is one of the most important economic hubs in the South East Asia.

Result: 19 participants from Hong Kong joined the overseas 4-day-3-night business tour to Kuala Lumpur. During the tour, participants visited the commercial and residential property in the urban area of the capital city. Besides, meeting on national

322 "One Belt One Road" policy was held in Malaysian Chinese Association ( 馬來西亞華人公會) and various ﬁrm visits to local industries were organized. Besides, interaction with JC members from JCI Malaysia, JCI Singapore and JCI Taiwan were arranged by JCI Kuala Lumpur Mandarin ( 吉隆坡文華國際青年商會 ) within the tour.

Impact: Connection between JCI Queensway and LOMs from JCI Malaysia, JCI Singapore and JCI Taiwan was established for fellowship and project cooperation in the future. Given the great success of the tour and appreciation from the participants, it facilitated the closer relation between JCI Queensway and JCI Kuala Lumpur Mandarin. Sisterhood Pact was eventually signed between the 2 chapters for solid communication and relationship in the future. Furthermore, 10% of the tour participants joined JCI Queensway as prospective members.

6.3. Small Change. Big Difference "Listen.Connect.Accept" ( 小改變 . 大不同「聆聽 . 溝通 . 接納」) [Community Development]

Background: According to the Suicide report from The Committee on Prevention of Student Suicides in November 2016, totally 71 students committed suicide in 2016. Someone who is suicidal may well be feeling frightened, trapped, hopeless, helpless, confused and distressed and desperate to escape from his suffering rather than actually wanting to die. Therefore, in order to enhance well-being and positive communication and relationship between parents and children, the project aims to enable children to develop self-esteem and confidence, enable parents to think in children's perspective, and foster a positive communication between parents and children.

Result: International questionnaires on family relationship were conducted in Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong to understand more about the family situation in Asia. Press Conference to release the survey results and Celebrity Forum to share positive family relationship were held on July 9. Media coverage included but was not limited to Apply Daily ( 蘋果日報 ), Hong Kong Economic Times ( 經濟日報 ), Oriental Daily ( 東方日報 ), Sing Pao ( 成報 ), etc. Celebrities who shared in the Forum were:

323 Hon SHIU Ka-chun 邵家臻 Guest of Honor: Legco Member (Social Welfare) Simon LO Man-kit 魯文傑 Artist Griselda YEUNG Cheuk-na 楊卓娜 Artist CHAN Hung (Principal Chan) 陳葒 Educator May CHAN 陳可宜 Play Therapist KWONG Kai-tak 鄺啟德 Arts Therapist Dr MIAO Yin-king 苗廷琼 Psychiatrist Mr MAN Cheuk-fei 文灼非 Media Professional and Facilitator

Impact: The Press Conference cum Celebrity Forum participated by more than 100 guests obtained widespread media coverage on family relationship concern and positive family communication methods. Supporting organizations built closer partnership with JCI Queensway for future cooperation, which included media Master Insight ( 灼見名家), Baby Kingdom ( 親子王國), Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui ( 香港聖公會 ), etc. Some helpers of the event joined JCI Queensway as prospective members as well.

7. PROJECTS INVOLVED WITH OTHER LOMS IN HONG KONG 7.1. 16 January: Joint-chapter Monopoly Training With JCI Victoria, JCI Kowloon, JCI Peninsula, JCI Harbour and JCI Ocean

7.2. March – April: JCI World Public Speaking Championship (Hong Kong) With JCI Apex

7.3. 7 March: Mind-mapping Training Workshop With JCI Bauhinia

7.4. 7 May: JCI Ofﬁcial Courses: Effective Meetings and Effective Communication (Message Delivery) With JCI Sha Tin

7.5. 25 May: Joint-chapter May Fellowship Gathering "The Future Green Hong Kong" With JCI Island

8. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS TO BE LAUNCHED 8.1. 17 September: 33rd Annual General Meeting cum September Fellowship Gathering

324 8.2. October 8 and November 19: JCIHK Life Angel UNSDG Organ Donation Appreciation Program: Promotion Day and Appreciation Ceremony

8.3. 28-29 October: Ofﬁcers Training Camp for 2018 Board of Directors

9. CONCLUSION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This is my great pleasure to serve JCI Queensway as 2017 President. It is a fruitful and memorable year in my JC life to meet, to serve and to cooperate with members of my mother chapter so closely. I would like to thank all members for giving me this opportunity to serve our beloved organization. Furthermore, I would like to thank Past National President Senator Larry LAU, Presidential Advisor Senator Amy LEUNG, Chapter Affairs Advisor Suki CHEUNG and all area advisors for giving valuable advice and guidance to me throughout this journey.

I would also like to express my sincere gratitude to my teammates, including Board of Directors, Officers, Project Chairmen, Organizing Committee members for making a historical 2017 together. This year we witnessed the greatest numbers of projects and ordinary members in recent years, as well as our great impact created on society externally and our beloved JCI Queensway internally. When we get older and look back on 2017, I believe 2017 would be a memorable year in our life, and our unforgettable common memories would last forever.

Last but not least, I would thank all National Board of Directors, especially National Assigned Executive Officer Jessica LEE, and LOMs' Presidents who supported JCI Queensway this year. Friendship Forever.

I am proud to be a President and a member of JCI Queensway, which is a platform for us to turn imagination into reality. Both "Best Work of Life" and "United We Fly" are embedded in our mind.

Terry Chan President

325 第五十二屆總會周年大會北區青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標本年度的主題為「團結真誠為北區」。「團結」是一種力量，然而這種力量並非誰都可擁有，只有你和你最真誠的顆伴才能爆發出這種力量。希望藉著各大旗艦及工作計劃，透過民、官及商合作來爆發這種力量。「真誠」乃真實誠懇，全心全意服務社會，剛好與本年國際青年商會香港總會的口號「服務人群是人生最崇高的工作」不謀而合。「為北區」用以上兩個重心為北區青年商會會員人數在 12 月前達到 56 人，提供不同培訓機會給會員以及令旗艦計劃「香港金口獎」工作計劃在學界更有認受性及為社會帶來更正面影響。

2. 年度主題「團結真誠為北區」

3. 簡歷成立於 1985 年 ( 今年為 32 周年 ) 3.1. 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） • 現有正式會員人數 : 46 • 現有資深會員人數 : 24 • 會員平均年齡 : 33.4 • 會員男女比例 : 60% 男會員及 40 % 女會員

3.2 會員費用 • 普通會員︰港幣 1,320 • 資深會員︰港幣 500

3.3 姊妹會 • 台北市四海國際青年商會 ( 台灣 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1988 年 ) • 日本那霸青年會議所 ( 日本 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1998 年 )

4. 組織架構名義法律顧問李威華律師義務核數師林智民會計師總會副會長、總會指派執行委員何世杰

326 執行董事局會長：謝進熙上屆會長：李國輝副會長 ( 商業事務、祖國事務 ) ：陳春副會長 ( 社會發展、出版事務 ) ：張詠雯副會長 ( 企業傳訊、國際事務 ) ：黃潔盈副會長 ( 資訊科技、紀錄及獎勵 ) ：吳穎姿副會長 ( 領袖才能發展、會員事務 ) ：謝燿全秘書長：張芷君財務長：黃嘉俊

董事秘書處董事：盧德舜社會發展董事：黃文健企業傳訊董事：馮綺文國際事務董事：吳翠珊領袖才能發展董事：孫偉成出版事務董事：陳博文會員事務董事：馮綺琪會員擴展董事：陳振輝

幹事社會發展幹事：馬敏怡國際事務幹事：蘇佳鑫會員事務幹事：林詠怡

北區資深青商會主席：孔慶雲副主席：明建初

顧問團會長顧問：2008 年會長關德仁參議員會務顧問：2011 年會長湯偉昌參議員會務顧問：2012 年會長楊甘琳參議員祖國事務顧問：1993 年會長彭文龍參議員商業事務顧問：2007 年會長黃麗芳參議員出版事務顧問：1992 年會長計炳才社會發展顧問及：2003 年會長譚綺華參議員第二十六屆香港金口獎比賽顧問領袖才能發展顧問：2009 年會長黃嘉豪參議員聯合國事務顧問：2013 年會長趙敏賢參議員

327 策略發展委員會主席：2012 年會長楊甘琳參議員委員：2008 年會長關德仁參議員委員：2011 年會長湯偉昌參議員委員：2013 年會長趙敏賢參議員委員：2014 年會長李國耀委員：2015 年會長陳健寧委員：上屆會長李國輝當然委員：會長謝進熙

發展基金委員會主席：1999 年會長梁偉倫委員：1998 年會長莫海威委員：2010 年會長鄧正剛參議員當然委員：會長謝進熙當然委員：財務長黃嘉俊

參議員評核小組主席：1993 年會長彭文龍參議員委員：2008 年會長關德仁參議員委員：2010 年會長鄧正剛參議員委員：2012 年會長楊甘琳參議員當然委員：會長謝進熙

5. 會議 5.1 會議

每月召開一次會議，於每月第三個星期三於總會舉行，作為本會決策機構，會議上對本會各組別的工作進度作出匯報、檢討和決議，委任各工作計劃委員會主席、協調各組別間工作，對準會員進行面試、監察各項工作計劃的進展及議決會內各事項。

日期事項 2017 年 1 月 18 日一月份董事局會議 2017 年 2 月 15 日二月份董事局會議 2017 年 3 月 15 日三月份董事局會議 2017 年 4 月 19 日四月份董事局會議 2017 年 5 月 17 日五月份董事居會議 2017 年 6 月 21 日六月份董事局會議 2017 年 7 月 19 日七月份董事局會議

328 會長、上屆會長、副會長、秘書長及財務長會議每兩個月召開一次會議，以制定會務政策方向、監察會務進展、討論及協調範疇事務。至七月底已召開三次會議。

日期事項地點 2017 年 2 月 8 日第一次會議總會 2017 年 4 月 10 日第二次會議總會 2017 年 6 月 15 日第三次會議總會

5.2 月會每月舉辦一次，由不同組別統籌。作為董事局成員和會員之間溝通的活動。董事局成員向會員報告會務，推廣本會及總會活動，進行會員宣誓儀式。

一月份主題：2017 董事局就職典禮暨一月份月會日期：2017 年 1 月 8 日地點：太子帝京酒店

二月份主題：六福臨門迎雞年 - 六會新春團拜暨二月聯合月會日期：2017 年 2 月 12 日地點：太子帝京酒店

三月份主題：三月份月會之「蒙查查古古下勇．闖．大．漠！」日期：2017 年 3 月 17 日地點：Meeting@CWB

四月份主題：四月份月會之「思路決定出路．興趣信念創未來」日期：2017 年 4 月 13 日地點：尖沙咀 ISQUARE 國際廣場陶源酒家

五月份主題：五月份月會暨「特別會員大會」日期：2017 年 5 月 23 日地點：香港童軍總會地下皇室 1 號

329 六月份主題：六月份月會之「SDGS GEN Z」日期：2017 年 6 月 29 日地點：尖沙咀 ISQUARE 國際廣場陶源酒家

七月份主題：七月月會之「滿城盡帶鬱金香」日期：2017 年 7 月 13 日地點：Day Day Party

5.3 長遠發長委員會會議長遠發展委員會會議己於 4 月舉行會議，探討未來會務發展方向。

5.4 發展基金委員會會議發展基金委員會會議已於 4 月舉行會議，探討基金運用方向及細則。

5.5 參議員評核小組會議參議員評核小組會議已於 7 月舉行會議，探討本會參議員資格。

6. 工作計劃及活動 6.1 第二十六屆「香港金口獎」比賽 ( 社會發展範疇 )( 籌委會主席：張詠雯 ) 本年以無操練、考實力、表現「兩文三語能力」無難度的方向，比賽亦已「理想的校園生活」為題，帶出開心的校園生活對小朋友學習和成長的重要性。本年的口號是「享受學習樂成長理想校園齊共創」，此計劃的活動對象是本港就讀的小學五、六年級學生，每位參加者都是通過嚴格的選拔程序，歷屆得獎者皆是學界精英，比賽中勝出的 3 位參賽者可獲全數資助，代表香港參加於日本沖繩舉辦的「國際兒童文化交流營」，與來自台灣、日本及美國的小朋友互相交流，培養小朋友的國際視野。活動將分為開幕禮、比賽日、閉幕禮及國際兒童文化交流營，目的透過比賽讓小朋友有發揮的機會，學以致用，提升學習「兩文三語」的能力。本年度經評審挑選有 86 名學生，遍佈港九 15 間學校，參加學生於 6 月 25 日進行復賽，參加者無論讀、講、聽、寫水平都十分高，經過一整日的讀、講、聽、寫比賽，選出冠、亞、季軍，參賽者更可獲全數資助，代表香港參加在 7 月 27 日至 31 日在日本沖繩舉辦的「國際兒童文化交流營」，與來自台灣、日本及美國的小朋友互相交流，例如：沙灘執垃圾、一齊煮咖喱、獨木舟及浮潛等；

6.2 「Project X」( 領袖才能發展範疇 )( 籌委會主席：姚家明 ) 全新領袖才能發展組工作計劃「Project X」主要分為兩方面。第一部份，為年資已達二至三年的會員，提供作為主培訓師或副培訓師的機會，創造一個與少年警訊協辦的「2017 讀講聽寫大挑戰」工作計劃，計劃中的重點，是提供合共 6 次有關讀、講、聽、寫的工作坊予邊界警區少年警訊會員；而第二部份，為

330 準會員及入會不足一年的會員，建立一個理論與實踐並重、並由他們自主構思一個全新的工作計劃「同視．童事」，在工作計劃不同時段提供不同的培訓給這批會員；而其他工作計劃的會員，我們會以小組形式分派比較有經驗的會員或前會長安排作為他們的導師，陪伴他們完成整個工作計劃。「2017 讀講聽寫大挑戰」提供了 7 位會員作為主培訓師或副培訓師的機會；「同視．童事」培訓出 8 位第一次參與工作計劃的會友；其他工作計劃成員，超過 12 位由本會安排作為導師，分為 3 組陪伴他們完成工作計劃。

6.3 「同視 ‧ 童事」( 社會發展及領袖才能發展範疇 )( 籌委會主席：孫偉成 ) 有鑒於現今社會上越來越多青少年患上情緒病等現象，為了向老師及家長灌輸正確的觀念，喚起他們對學童情緒病問題的關注，以及為學童帶來輕鬆的減壓方法，我們溝思了全新的工作計劃：「同視．童事」。本計劃藉著舉辦工作坊予老師及家長，提供情緒病相關的知識，使他們有機會從中學習，認清學生們的壓力來源，帶出開心的校園生活對小朋友學習和成長的重要性，鼓勵青年人為自己訂下目標，並鼓勵優異的學生透過積極參與社會工作，培養健康的價值觀，成為積極公民。活動將分為開幕禮、工作坊、嘉年華及閉幕禮，目的提升社會大眾對青少年情緒病的注視、推廣「同視．童事」。減壓運動喚醒大家對青少年的情緒指導需要，使青少年在學習和身心都可得到正常、健康發展及從小培養正面的價值觀，讓小朋友有良好的心態面對將來種種挑戰，達致發展理想校園生活。

7. 與其他分會合作之工作計劃或活動日期合作分會活動名稱維多利亞青年商會紫荊青年商會北區青年商會六福臨門迎雞年六會新春團拜年月日 2017 2 12 浩洋青年商會暨二月聯合月會晉峰青年商會大嶼山青年商會領袖才能發展培訓工作坊晉峰青年商會年月日「 2017 6 2 北區青年商會 Effective Communication: Mastering Management」

8. 本年度餘下工作計劃 8 月 13 日︰「同視．童事」嘉年華 8 月 13 日︰貧窮體驗工作坊（承辦總會工作計劃） 9 月 9 日︰第三十二屆會員周年大會

9. 總結及鳴謝北區青年商會已踏入第三十二年，感謝歷屆會長、董事局成員及一眾會員的團結一致及真誠為母會出心出力付出才能有現在的北區。「團結真誠為北區」是本年度的口號，本人相信一個商會如果能團結整個商會就能正面發展，團結一起為香港社會

331 帶來更多正面改變。本年見證很多新會員加入北區大家庭，每一位都充滿活力及力量，從本年度的各項工作中亦深深感受到各會員的工作能力及熱誠，相信他們將來能夠再接再厲，在青商發光發亮，將本會發展得更好 !

本人在此很想衷心感謝一直以來與我並肩同行的整個董事局成員在會務上各司其職，使會務得以順利進行。包括上屆會長李國輝、秘書長張芷君、財務長黃嘉俊、副會長陳春、副會長張詠雯、副會長黃潔盈、副會長吳穎姿、副會長謝燿全、秘書處董事盧德舜、社會發展董事黃文健、企業傳訊董事馮綺文、國際事務董事吳翠珊、領袖才能發展董事孫偉成、會員事務董事馮綺琪、會員擴展董事陳振輝、出版事務董事陳博文及一眾幹事齊心協力才能完成各項目標。

會長是眾人焦點所在，其實有很多人默默在背後支持、提點及鼓勵的重要人士常常陪伴在身邊，一同與我經歷這豐盛的 8 個月，會長顧問 2008 年會長關德仁參議員、會務顧問 2011 年會長湯偉昌參議員及會務顧問 2012 年會長楊甘琳參議員，還有顧問團及委員會成員包括前會長計炳才、前會長莫海威、前會長梁偉倫、前會長彭文龍參議員、前會長譚綺華參議員、前會長黃麗芳參議員、前會長黃嘉豪參議員、前會長鄧正剛參議員、前會長趙敏賢參議員、前會長李國耀、前會長陳健寧，對本人提點及坦誠地在會務上的指導、支持及包容，令我感受北區這個家充滿愛，本人在此衷心感謝。

當然不少得無論在失意時及開心時都在背後支持我的家人，今年很多時間都需要把會務放在第一位，沒有時間照顧家中大小事務，但太太義無反顧幫助我處理，令我十分放心去處理會務，衷心感謝妳。

本人在此衷心感謝總會會長潘沁怡參議員、總會指派執行委員總會副會長何世杰、各總會董事局成員、前會長及各分會會友。感謝您們陪伴我們渡過這一年，讓我能夠與北區青年商會一同不斷進步 ! 感謝大家對北區青年商會鼎力協助及支持 ! 特別是各分會會長很榮幸有你們相伴一起互相支持共同渡過難忘及豐盛一年，對我來說這份友誼實在難能可貴。

衷心向本會活動之主禮嘉賓、分享嘉賓、評審、活動嘉賓、贊助機構、協辦機構、支持機構及受惠機構致謝，讓本會今年舉辦之工作計劃、工作坊及活動得以圓滿完成。期待未來的日子能夠繼續得到大家的支持，讓北區青年商會繼續發光發亮。

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332 第五十二屆總會周年大會浩洋青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標本年度，我們以「敢夢·圓夢·在浩洋」的目標帶領大家遊歷浩洋的第三十年。相信很多人對夢想都有不同的看法，每一個人都有夢想。周星馳在一套電影裡說過：「做人無夢想，同條鹹魚有咩分別呢？！」所以我們要…… 敢夢～鼓勵浩洋人大膽追夢，創造更好的將來。圓夢～要堅持到底，遇到困難都無懼，直至圓夢。在浩洋～我們會陪伴大家一起實踐夢想。

2. 年度主題二零一七年我們的主題是「夢想」，亦是我們今年的三大目標。第一，期望會員人數有五十個百分比或達七十五人增長，而且活躍的會員能達到七成，令浩洋更有氣氛。二零一七年，我們會舉辦最少三次青商簡介會，讓更多朋友認識青商、認識浩洋。我們更會找出為夢想而不斷努力、實踐的「真心英雄」來擔任分享嘉賓，藉此鼓勵浩洋會友成為新一代的「真心英雄」。另外，亦會極力推廣亞太大會、世界大會及其他三個地區的會議，讓會友透過與世界各地青商會友作交流，從而更了解青商的價值和擴闊他們的視野。

第二，我們會舉辦兩個大型工作計劃，主要是針對青少年的發展，希望透過舉辦工作計劃，由策劃到實踐，令會友從中學習之餘，亦希望能讓更多人關注社會上的問題。

第三，本年是浩洋青年商會三十周年，我們將會舉辦最大型的會慶，目標是希望有三十圍來賓可以參與其中。會慶不單止慶祝浩洋的「三十歲」，還希望能夠重溫浩洋以往舉辦過對社會有意義的工作計劃，藉此薪火相傳，讓新一代會友做得更出色，從而令社會不斷進步。其實舉辦一個會慶並不容易，當中要動用很多人力、物力，縱然如此，為了將浩洋的精神發揚光大，所以我們仍要努力舉辦一個最有意義、最值得回味的三十周年會慶。

3. 簡歷成立於一九八七年 ( 今年為三十周年 ) 3.1 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） • 現有正式會員人數 : 59 人 • 現有資深會員人數 : 22 人 • 會員平均年齡 : 32.5 歲 • 會員男女比例 : 55% 男會員及 45 % 女會員

333 3.2 會員費用 • 普通會員︰港幣一千四百八十八元 • 資深會員︰港幣六百元 3.3 姊妹會 • 吹田青年會議所 ( 日本總會 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1991 年 ) • 高雄博愛國際青年商會 ( 台灣總會 ) ( 簽盟年份 :2016 年 )

4. 組織架構執行董事會長：謝懷希上屆會長：蔡家沛義務秘書長 ( 企業傳訊 ) ：溫凱基義務財務長 ( 社會發展 ) ：梁曉文副會長 ( 祖國及國際事務、：蔡慧妍領導才能、公共關係 ) 副會長 ( 會員事務、出版事務 ) ：盧惠瑜副會長 ( 商務發展、紀錄及獎勵 ) ：陳迪淳

董事董事 - 祖國及國際事務：施華鑫董事 - 領導才能：劉幸兒董事 - 會員事務：楊潔盈董事 - 商務發展：王嘉輝

委員會主席資深青商會主席：黃國民培訓發展委員會主席：馮志傑企業傳訊委員會主席：林煒揚三十周年會慶主席：前會長譚麗時參議員

幹事及助理會長助理：賀頌茵幹事 - 祖國及國際事務：謝哲恆幹事 - 祖國及國際事務：鄧頌斌幹事 - 祖國及國際事務：黃耀康幹事 - 領導才能：曾浩恩幹事 – 會員事務：慕容崇僑幹事 - 社會發展：周詠淇幹事 - 社會發展：黃愛詩幹事 - 社會發展：鍾鳴幹事 - 商務發展：杭俊彥

334 顧問團成員榮譽顧問：深水埗民政事務專員李國雄太平紳士會務顧問：前會長胡健民參議員會務顧問：前會長李騰駿參議員 , 榮譽勳章會長顧問及財務處顧問：前會長李兆安會長顧問及祖國事務顧問：前會長任錫疇參議員會長顧問 , 社會發展及商務發展顧問：前會長林梓鴻參議員國際事務及領導才能顧問：前會長吳沛鍦參議員會員事務及出版事務顧問：前會長趙曉彤參議員秘書處及企業傳訊顧問：前會長馬迪麟社會發展工作計劃顧問：恒生管理學院副教授楊慕貞博士商務發展工作計劃顧問：香港城市大學市場銷售學系譚桂常先生

基金會主席及財政：前會長林慧鈿參議員顧問：前會長何紹忠參議員投資顧問：前會長劉緯江參議員秘書：劉燕寶委員：前會長陳敏明參議員委員：林劍評參議員當然委員：會長謝懷希

長遠發展委員會主席：前會長陳敏明參議員秘書：前會長馬廸麟委員：前會長李兆安委員：前會長李葆珍委員：前會長林慧鈿參議員委員：前會長趙曉彤參議員委員：前會長林梓鴻參議員委員：高烵錤參議員委員：黃德偉當然委員：上屆會長蔡家沛當然委員：會長謝懷希

335 5. 會議 5.1 董事局會議日期內容地點 1 月 20 日一月份董事局會議上環總會會址 2 月 17 日二月份董事局會議上環總會會址 3 月 17 日三月份董事局會議上環總會會址 4 月 21 日四月份董事局會議上環總會會址 5 月 19 日五月份董事局會議上環總會會址 6 月 16 日六月份董事局會議上環總會會址 7 月 21 日七月份董事局會議上環總會會址 8 月 18 日八月份董事局會議上環總會會址 9 月 15 日九月份董事局會議上環總會會址

5.2 月會月會 / 日期內容地點二零一七年度董事局就職典禮月日銅鑼灣富豪酒店 1 15 暨夢工場一月份月會六福臨門迎雞年六會新春團拜月日尖沙咀東御苑皇宴 2 12 暨二月份聯合月會 4 月 27 日甜在心蛋糕烘焙暨四月份月會灣仔新盛商業大廈 5 月 17 日司儀口才培訓暨五月份月會尖沙咀長利大廈 6 月 18 日愛情兩面體暨六月份月會灣仔皇后餐廳 7 月 30 日上半年度頒獎典禮暨七月份月會 PARTY15 HK 葵涌 8 月 16 日內地知識產權及商業秘密講座暨八月份月會尖沙咀憙酒店一樓 9 月 16 日第三十一屆會員周年大會暨九月份月會城景國際酒店

6. 工作計劃及活動 6.1 Ocean Paradise 三十周年會慶浩洋上下一心，新舊會員團結一致！喚起左不少「浩洋人」的心。

浩洋的會友一向熱心策劃及參與不同類型的工作計劃去回饋社會，一邊服務社會，一邊訓練自己，締造 Ocean Paradise。我們從三十年前「珊瑚公主號」，到當日再次啟航，繼續在未來的三十年、六十年 ... 培養更多青年人成為「今日青商，明日領袖」。

當晚辦了三十圍最大型的會慶，有主禮嘉賓平機會主席陳章明教授及新界總商會會長張德熙博士，另外有超過二十位嘉賓及六十位姊妹會、友好會到來一同慶祝及支持。有很多真情流露的畫面，而我都感動流淚。當中亦有以「青春頌」來歌頌多年來沒有做過會長，而又貢獻浩洋很多的會友，相信一幕幕的畫面在未來的十年、廿年、三十年 ... 都在我們腦海裡留下一個很美好回憶。

336 << 浩洋青年商會 >> 三十周年會慶之『OCEAN PARADISE』日期： 2017 年 3 月 25 日 ( 星期六 ) 晚上六時半地點：旺角康得思酒店七樓宴會廳 ( 旺角上海街 555 號 )

6.2 職極人生為了嚮應政府推動生涯規劃的工作，浩洋青年商會跟合辦機構 - 香港生涯規劃協會首創全新工作計劃「職極人生」，希望帶出「行行出狀元」的訊息。以不同職業人士分享與交流，鼓勵同學向上流和正面積極面對問題，減低對社會的負面態度。

時間 : 2016 年 11 月 -2017 年 8 月 • 活動主要分為幾個部份 : • 問卷收集 : 超過 1000 份（2016 年 11 月中至 2017 年 1 月初） • 開幕禮及問卷發佈：超過 700 名學生、青商好友、職場英雄、嘉賓等（2017 年 1 月 14 日在寧波公校舉行） • 舉辦了不同的講座分享活動（2016 年 11 月中至 2017 年 5 月） • 新聞發佈會：（2017 年 4 月 9 日在上環 JC Ofﬁce） 9 家媒體報導 • 微電影工作坊：（2017 年 4 月 23 日在恆生管理學院） • 電台訪問：（2017 年 5 月 4 日在香港電台） • 5 隊學生為 5 位職場英雄個勵志故事拍成微電影（2017 年 5 至 7 月） • 微電影首影禮暨分享會（2017 年 8 月 5 日在恆生管理學院）

過去一年曾舉辦了 10 多個大大小小不同的講座分享活動，影響了超過 2000 名香港中學生。為了深化「行行出狀元」的訊息，我們在微電影首影禮後，在全港不同學校播放，務求把「職極人生」及「行行出狀元」的訊息，傳遍香港每個角落！

第九屆小企業大長征之 FinTech 新世代小企業大長征是以擴闊青少年視野為目的，為青少年提供社會實踐、跨地域交流等體驗的工作計劃，每年都會選取社會熱議的話題做主題。本計劃成功進入第 9 年，對象是本港中學生，本年度我們以研究金融科技以及「中港台青年交流」為主題，一方面讓商家和消費者更了解第三方支付。另一方面，為年青人提供一個接觸商業的窗口，是次工作計劃包括以下一系列活動：

• 亞洲 100 問卷調查：邀請了六個地區及國家，包括日本、台灣、中國、星馬、澳門及香港，調查第三方支付丟使用發看法（2016 年 12 月 -2017 年 3 月） • 開幕禮、第三方支付論壇及工作坊（2017 年 4 月 8 日在香港城市大學） • 撰寫商業計劃書香港區決賽（2017 年 4 月 8 日至 5 月初） • 演說商業計劃書香港區總決賽（2017 年 5 月 20 日在香港城市大學） • 中山交流暨中港區總決賽（2017 年 7 月 22 及 23 日在中山市）

337 • 閉幕禮 , 亞洲 100 FinTech 指數問卷發佈暨學生分享（2017 年 5 月 20 日在香港城市大學）

7. 與其他分會合作之工作計劃或活動日期內容地點 2 月 12 日六福臨門迎雞年六會新春團拜暨二月份聯合月會尖東御苑皇宴 3 月 31 日 Joint Happy Hour Gathering LanKwaiFong 7 月 28 日 7 月 29 日國際青年商會培訓課程 430 穿梭機觀塘展能中心

8. 本年度餘下工作計劃 8.1 8 月 16 日︰內地知識產權及商業秘密講座暨八月份月會 8.2 9 月 16 日︰第三十一屆會員周年大會暨九月份月會 8.3 10 月 28 日︰浩洋義工服務

9. 總結及鳴謝服務人群是人生最崇高的工作，服務社會是我現在最喜愛做的事情。加入浩洋五年，當年我肯定自己都是渾渾噩噩、朦朦查查，未找到青商的價值及目標，只想做個開心會員。直至 2015 年 4 月 22 號，我訂立一個目標「我要做會長」，展開了會長之路。謝懷希要做，就要做到最好！要做到令人一世都記得的會長，好像一首觸動到人的金曲。

「敢夢·圓夢·在浩洋」相信每一位會友都帶著不同的夢想加入浩洋，而我們今年就是要鼓勵身邊所有人要「敢夢」大膽追夢；亦要堅持到底，直到「圓夢」；當然不少得我們每一位都陪伴著你，一步一步行近夢想、實現夢想，所以一定是「在浩洋」。

今天我做到了﹐將三大目標都達成了（會員增長、兩大工作計劃、三十周年會慶）。我經常掛在口邊的兩句說話：「沒有不可能」及「沒有人能令您放棄，除非您自己」，時時都提醒我，只要堅持，夢想、目標就可以達到。

「浩洋大家庭」由內到外，由核心到外圍，浩洋都是被別人感覺到是一個非常團結的大家庭，好似我們有句說話，當會長吶喊 "HOW DO YOU FEEL ? " 全部人一起說 "OCEAN SPIRIT , WE CAN MAKE IT ! " 這句話亦維繫著每一位浩洋會友。今年做會長，我最感受到！

最後，很感恩在我會長路途上有您、妳、你…特別是總會會長潘沁怡參議員、總會指派執行委員梁嘉恩參議員、創會會長黃漢清參議員、會務顧問前會長胡健民參議員、會務顧問前會長李騰駿參議員 MH、會長顧問前會長李兆安、會長顧問前會長任錫疇參議員、會長顧問前會長林梓鴻參議員、顧問前會長吳沛�參議員、顧問前會長趙曉彤參議員、顧問前會長馬迪麟、執行董事局成員「上屆會長蔡家沛、溫凱基、梁曉文、蔡慧妍、盧惠瑜、陳迪淳」、董事局成員「施華鑫、劉幸兒、楊潔盈、

338 王嘉輝」、委員會主席黃國民、馮志傑、林煒揚、三十周年會慶主席前會長譚麗時參議員、基金會主席前會長林慧鈿參議員、長遠發展委員會主席前會長陳敏明參議員等等﹐及所有幫助我、支持我、鼓勵我、罵我、教導我的您、妳、你… 感恩沿途有您們，敢夢圓夢在浩洋！

謝懷希會長

339 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL SHA TIN

1. OBJECTIVE AND YEAR ACHIEVEMENT In regards to the theme of 2017, Show On Stage, we focus on creating a platform for Sha Tin members to take JCI as an ideal stage for developing themselves by serving the community. Therefore, Sha Tin members are all representing the STAGE crew for our chapter:-

S: Sha Tin, refers to our members, essential platform including culture, knowledge and experience; T: Target, to set a target for yourself, make it happen and get it done; A: Attainable, to identify goals that are most important to each of us, begin to ﬁgure out ways we can make them come true. Furthermore, to develop the attitudes, abilities, and skills to reach them;

G: Got no fears, it will not be easy for completing ideal goals but your attitude must be positive; E: Excellence, strive for excellence after getting your goals accomplished since it can assist in motivating and inspiring you and those people around you.

2. THEME The theme of 2017 is "Show On Stage". It corresponds to Show talent On the stage of Sha Tin's AGE 30. In this memorable year, we would like to encourage youngsters to unlock their potential. By organizing a variety of innovative projects, we attract the interest of every member who can make use of JCI Sha Tin as a stage for showing their greatest performance.

3. PROFILE Established Since 1987 (30 Years) 3.1. Membership (up to 21 August 2017) • Current number of ordinary member: 47 • Current number of senior members: 27 • Average age of members: 31 • Gender distribution 59.6% Male, 40.4% Female

340 3.2. Membership Fee • Ordinary member: HKD1,280 • Current number of senior members: HKD550

3.3. Sister Chapter • JCI Wakayama, Japan (Since 1992)

4. ORGANIZATION 4.1. Executive Committee Members President Kendrick Yuen Immediate Past President Raymond Ng Honorary Secretary (PR) Elaine Tang Honorary Treasurer (R & R) Eddie Yuen Vice President (BA / CC) Henry Chan Vice President (CD / IA) Yannes Wong Vice President (LD / MA) Philip Cheng

4.2. Directors Director (Corporate Communications) Randy Lee Director (Community Development) Curt Shek Director (International Affairs) Michele Lau Director (Membership Affairs) Nero Chung Director (Public Relations) Wilson Chang

4.3. Presidential Advisors Presidential Advisor Past President Senator Ronald Kan Presidential Advisor Past President Senator Jojo Kong Presidential Advisor Past President Sam Chan

4.4. Panel of Advisors Community Development Past President Senator K Y Leung International Affairs Past President Senator Lena Wong Leadership Development Past President Senator Ocean Wong Membership Affairs Past President Senator Migi To

4.5. Senior Member Club Chairman Senior Member Edward Hui Vice Chairman Senior Member Vincent Chow

341 4.6. Officers Officer (International Affairs) Cyrus Cheung Officer (Leadership Development) Sunny Lam Officer (Membership Affairs) Yannes Yam Officer (Treasury) Helen Tsang

4.7. National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer National Vice President Senator Yoee Leung

4.8. Trust Fund Committee Chairman Past President Senator Ocean Wong Committee Members Past President Senator Iris Ip Past President Priscilla Wan Senior Member Leo Ip Ex-Ofﬁcio Member President Kendrick Yuen

4.9. Long Range Planning Committee Chairman Past President Kelly Ngan Committee Members Hon. Life President Senator Peter Lo Past President Herman Lee Past President Senator K Y Leung Past President Senator Iris Ip Past President Senator Ocean Wong Past President Senator Betty Lau Past President Senator Norm Lau Past President Grace Kwok Past President Senator Leung Wai-cheung Past President Senator Migi To Past President Jessie Chan Past President Novel Ho Past President Senator Jojo Kong Past President Perry Chow Past President Alec Yeung Past President Senator Lena Wong Past President Senator Ronald Kan Past President Sam Chan Immediate Past President Raymond Ng Ex-Ofﬁcio Member President Kendrick Yuen

342 4.10. Election Committee Chairman Immediate Past President Raymond Ng Committee Members Past President Senator K Y Leung Past President Senator Ocean Wong Past President Kelly Ngan Ex-Ofﬁcio Member President Kendrick Yuen

4.11. Other Appointments Honorary Patron Ms. Amy Chan, JP Honorary Advisor Mr. Ho Hau Cheung, SBS, MH Honorary Advisor Mr. Thomas Pang, SBS, JP Honorary Legal Advisor Mr. Tony Kan, SBS, JP Honorary Auditor Mr. Ted Ho & World Link CPA Limited

5. MEETING 5.1. Board Meetings January 2 Jan JC office February 10 Feb JC office March 10 Mar JC office April 11 Apr JC office May 12 May JC office June 16 Jun JC office July 21 Jul JC office

5.2. Monthly Fellowship Gatherings January 8 Jan Regal Riverside Hotel February 5 Feb Party Room May 4 May Manulife ofﬁce June 27 Jun Go Inside Café

5.3. Long Range Planning Committee Meeting Long Range Planning Committee Meeting was conducted on 9 May 2017.

5.4. Mid-Year Evaluation Meeting Mid-Year Evaluation Meeting was conducted on 28 July 2017.

5.5. Annual General Meeting Annual General Meeting will be held on 17 September 2017 for adopting the reports of the Board of Directors and to conduct the election of 2018 Executive Committee.

343 6. PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES 6.1. Love of the Earth 2017 "Show Your Love, No Insect Repellent" Love of the Earth 2017 "Show Your Love, No Insect Repellent" was co-organized with Heung Yee Kuk, New Territories. We aim at promoting the message of "Go Green! Grow Green" in order to save the Earth by protecting the ozone layer, such as stop using chemical insect repellent. The project aligns with the direction of the government's District-led Actions Scheme of 18 Districts for creating an "insect repellent-free" society.

We invited Ex-Secretary for Food and Health Dr. Ko Wing-man, SBS, JP to be the Guest of Honor for the Opening Ceremony in February and he stated that it was the right time to promote this topic for dealing with the hot weather. Subsequently, Smartworkshop introduced organic DIY insect repellent and Dr. Yau Wing-kwong, JP of Environmental Association Ltd conducted a Green seminar to 150 participants. At the same time, we promoted this project to 18 Districts and 27 Rural Committee of Hong Kong to maximize our impacts of the project.

In addition, we provided on-site sharing sessions to around 400 citizens in different villages. After promoting the project to the villages, we received positive feedback that those citizens would improve their public environmental hygiene systems by utilizing organic ingredients.

For the Closing Ceremony, we invited Honorary President for Kowloon Region School Head Association Ms. Emily Mok Fung-yee, MH, JP to be the Guest of Honor. There were over 100 participants showed their interest in the sharing session of pest control as this is practical for their daily lives and the message of creating "insect repellent-free" society was successfully promoted to the participants in order to make it a better living environment in Hong Kong.

6.2. Project Bullseye 2017 Inter-Secondary School Mobile Phone Application Design Competition Project Bullseye 2017 Inter-Secondary School Mobile Phone Application Design Competition was co-organized with Hang Seng Management College. The aim of the project is to develop innovative and creative ideas about a new mobile phone application in a smart city to promote smart life-styles or smart city to the public. The objectives are to promote the quality and convenience of life in smart city; to trigger our members and youth participants to have interest and startup mindsets.

We are glad to have one of the awardees of 2016 JCI Hong Kong Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection Mr. Wu Siu-hong, MH to be the Event Ambassador for encouraging students to take part in this project.

344 For the Kick-Off Ceremony, Legislative Council Member Hon Jeffrey Lam Kin-fung, GBS, JP and Chairman of The Outstanding Young Persons' Association Mr. Sean Lin were the Guest of Honors for sharing their own experience in using mobile phone applications in daily life to those 60 participants. Other than that, the representatives of Hang Seng Management College introduced the details of the competition and illustrated "Mobile App in a Smart City".

With the purpose of arousing more citizens' interest and atteention to get to know that we are assisting Hong Kong in creating a modern smart city, we conducted a public voting for the Most Popular Mobile Phone Application Award. The shortlisted 17 teams shared their designs and ideas of this competition on the Facebook Page of JCI Sha Tin.

It is our honor to invite Ex-Secretary for Education Mr. Eddie Ng Hak-kim, SBS, JP to be the Guest of Honor for the Final Presentation and Prize Presentation Ceremony. The students presented their designs to professional judges comprising the members from professional information technology organizations, academic staff and representatives of JCI Hong Kong. Mr. Eddie Ng, SBS, JP appreciated the project that provided a platform to the students to take advantage of their innovation to design various mobile applications, which could have positive impact on the development of the society and beneﬁt to our daily lives.

6.3. "Weeds on Fire" Movie Sharing Session "Weeds on Fire" Movie Sharing Session was a new project that was created for celebrating the 30th Anniversary of JCI Sha Tin and whereas it was accredited by Home Affairs Bureau's Celebrations Coordination Office as a 20th Anniversary Celebration of the HKSAR. "Weeds on Fire" is a movie that focuses on the city's ﬁrst youth league baseball team based in Sha Tin. The movie honors the conventions of the sports drama and takes modest aim at recalling an uplifting slice of local history in the face of drastic change.

We invited Ex-Under Secretary for Commerce & Economic Development Mr. Godfrey Leung King-kwok, JP to be our Guest of Honor. Ms. Candy Chea Shuk Mui was the facilitator of the sharing session. The sharing guests included representatives of Sha Tin Sports Association, Sha Tin Arts Association, Chairman of Sha Tin District Council Mr. Ho Hau-cheung, SBS, MH, past baseball players of Shatin Martins as well as the Film Director of "Weeds on Fire" Mr. Steve Chan Chi-fat. There were over 250 participants who came to enjoy the movie sharing session and they were able to get to know more about history of Sha Tin District especially starting from the 80's.

345 7. PROJECTS INVOLVED WITH OTHER LOMS IN HONG KONG 7.1. 18-19 March, The 26th 5-Star Training Camp, JCI Lion Rock With the theme of "The Journey to the West", the 26th 5-Star Training Camp was successfully conducted with JCI Lion Rock. We had over 40 participants who came from different local chapters taking part in for learning more about JCI.

7.2. 7 May, JCI Effective Communication: Message Delivery & Effective Meetings, JCI Queensway Effective Communication: Message Delivery explores the most effective types of presentations based on the message's purpose and focuses on building the most effective presentation to deliver the message. Apart from that, the purpose of hosting Effective Meetings is to enhance the creativity while organizing meetings since each local organization has its own culture and keeps developing yearly. Therefore, local ofﬁcers have to decide what type of meeting is more effective for their members. It was a great experience to co-host JCI Ofﬁcial courses with JCI Queensway.

8. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS TO BE LAUNCHED To be conﬁrmed, V-Support Mock Interview & Internship Program – Phase III

9. CONCLUSION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I am grateful to have this opportunity for serving my beloved chapter as President. This is an amazing journey for me to develop myself with every JC member. As far as I know, being a President is not an easy decision and it must be challenging. Nevertheless, I decided to take this challenge. Undeniably, the process was exceedingly tough and demanding, but I am grateful that a lot of people came for showing me support during the year of my presidency. 2017 is combined with tears and laughter, and the most precious moment for me was to witness the growth of members and the development of my beloved chapter.

Taking this opportunity, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to those people who keep supporting me and the chapter as shown below:-

Thank you very much for the support of Presidential Advisor Senator Ronald Kan, Presidential Advisor Senator Jojo Kong and Presidential Advisor Sam Chan. They have given a lot of constructive advices to me.

In addition, the guidance and support of Past Presidents were wonderful and valuable for our members. I would like to thank all of the Past Presidents: Honorary Life President Senator Peter Lo, Past President Herman Lee, Past President Senator K Y Leung, Past President Senator Iris Ip, Past President Senator Ocean Wong, Past President Senator Betty Lau, Past President Senator Norm Lau, Past President Grace Kwok, Past President Senator Leung Wai Cheung, Past President Senator Migi To, Past President Jessie Chan, Past

346 President Novel Ho, Past President Perry Chow, Past President Alec Yeung, Past President Senator Lena Wong, Past President Priscilla Wan, Past President Kelly Ngan for their valuable advices.

Thanks board members and officers for their dedication to the chapter; they include Immediate Past President Raymond Ng, Honorary Secretary Elaine Tang, Honorary Treasurer Eddie Yuen, Vice President Henry Chan, Vice President Yannes Wong, Vice President Philip Cheng, Corporate Communications Director Randy Lee, Community Development Director Curt Shek, International Affairs Director Michele Lau, Membership Affairs Director Nero Chung, Public Relations Director Wilson Chang, International Affairs Officer Cyrus Cheung, Leadership Development Officer Sunny Lam, Membership Affairs Officer Yannes Yam, Treasury Officer Helen Tsang. They have given extraordinary contribution to the chapter.

Special thanks to all Project Chairmen, Project Chairladies and Organizing Committee team members for their effort for bringing quality projects to us.

On behalf of JCI Sha Tin, I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to National President Senator Teresa Poon, National Vice President and National Assigned Executive Ofﬁcer Senator Yoee Leung and all of the National Ofﬁcers for their guidance and support throughout the year.

Thank you to all of the Local Chapter Presidents for your moral support and lending an attentive ear.

Lastly, I would like to express my greatest appreciation to our Honorary Patron, Sha Tin District Officer Ms. Amy Chan, JP., Honorary Advisor, Chairman of Sha Tin District Council Mr. Ho Hau-cheung, SBS, MH, Honorary Advisor, Vice Chairman of Sha Tin District Council Mr. Thomas Pang, SBS, JP., Honorary Legal Advisor, Mr. Tony Kan, SBS, JP., Honorary Auditor, Mr. Ted Ho, President of JCI Wakayama, Mr. Takahiko Mizuno, Chairman of Jiangmen Youth Federation, Mr. Liu Chaozhun, Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Ma On Shan Children & Youth Integrated Services, The Boys' and Girls' Clubs Association, TWGHs Jockey Club Shatin Integrated Services Centre, sponsors and supporting organizations for their continuous support to our chapter.

Kendrick Yuen President

347 第五十二屆總會周年大會晉峰青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標今年度晉峰的主題為「峰火相傳燃亮香港」，我們落實經驗的傳承與分享，與外界團結力量，籌辦各類型服務社會的工作計劃，以「繼往開來」共勉，齊心策勵光明的未來，共同燃亮社會，為未來種下美好的種子。

2. 年度主題「峰火相傳燃亮香港」

3. 簡歷成立於 1994 年 ( 今年為 23 周年 ) 3.1. 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） • 現有正式會員人數︰ 77 • 現有資深會員人數︰ 31 • 會員平均年齡︰ 31 • 會員男女比例︰ 50% 男會員及 50 % 女會員

3.2 會員費用 • 普通會員︰港幣 1,440 元 • 資深會員︰港幣 1,000 元

3.3 姊妹會 • 岐阜青年会議所 ( 日本 ) ( 簽盟年份 :1995 年 ) • 高雄市巨港國際青年商會 ( 台灣 ) ( 簽盟年份 :2016 年 )

4. 組織架構 4.1. 董事局成員執行董事局會長：李昌祺上屆會長：余穎嘉義務秘書 ( 行政 / 企業傳訊 / 出版事務 ) ：黎綺筠義務司庫 ( 財務 / 社會發展 ) ：吳珮瑩副會長 ( 商業事務 / 內地事務 / 聯合國事務 ) ：朱嘉汶副會長 ( 領導才能發展 / 國際事務 ) ：賴嘉惠副會長 ( 會員事務 / 會員擴展 / ：李海強紀錄及獎勵 / 公共關係 )

348 4.2. 其他董事局成員助理義務秘書 ( 行政 ) ：黃志文助理義務司庫 ( 財務 ) ：霍安妍助理副會長 ( 企業傳訊 ) ：湯頌偉助理副會長 ( 社會發展 ) ：鄭鳳玲助理副會長 ( 會員事務 ) ：伍娜娜助理副會長 ( 會員擴展 ) ：魏莉娜助理副會長 ( 商業事務 ) ：張曉彤助理副會長 ( 內地事務 ) ：馮敬彥助理副會長 ( 國際事務 ) ：彭璟威助理副會長 ( 領導才能發展 ) ：譚晞揚

4.3. 主委出版事務主委：王婉雯社會發展主委：黃家豪社會發展主委：劉天生領導才能主委：鄭玉華國際事務主委：簡鵬宇商業事務主委：陳名銳會員事務主委：陳德豪會員擴展主委：翟秋平公共關係主委：林宇輝紀錄及獎勵主委：陳熾樂企業傳訊主委：蔡尉俊內地事務主委：曾煜熹會長助理：麥樂敏會長助理：方少洪會長助理：莊惟傑

4.4. 顧問團成員會長顧問：創會會長雷永強參議員會長顧問：前會長孫賢益參議員會長顧問：前會長陳家健

行政事務組別顧問：前會長程子駒內地事務組別顧問：會員林鵬領導才能發展組別顧問：前會長謝偉民參議員紀錄及獎勵組別顧問：前會長姜如龍會員事務組別顧問：上屆會長余穎嘉公共關係組別顧問：前會長黃麗芳參議員社會發展組別顧問：前會長蔡影梅參議員

349 企業傳訊組別顧問：會員朱麗儀財務處組別顧問：李琼英參議員國際事務組別顧問：前會長陳國民參議員商業事務組別顧問：會員簡敬文出版事務顧問：前會長胡玉貞參議員資深青商會顧問：前會長歐陽嘉雲參議員李琼英參議員演講教練：會員柳瑞興

4.5. 長遠發展委員會主席：前會長姜如龍當然委員：會長李昌祺委員：前會長謝偉民參議員上屆會長余穎嘉會員梁子聰會員楊綺雯會員簡敬文

4.6. 資深青商會主席：會員陳淑玲當然委員：上屆會長余穎嘉上屆主席：會員林桂萍義務司庫：會員熊瑞德副主席：會員周德興會員陳漢城會員莊寶儀會員周麒翰顧問：前主席李琼英參議員前會長歐陽嘉雲參議員

4.7. 資產增值委員會主席：前會長譚美芳參議員當然委員：會長李昌祺義務司庫吳珮瑩委員：前會長程子駒會員簡敬文

350 4.8. 培訓及發展委員會主席：會員柳瑞興當然委員：會長李昌祺前會長謝偉民參議員副會長賴嘉惠

4.9. 會員事務委員會主席：會員簡敬文當然委員：會長李昌祺副會長李海強助理副會長伍娜娜助理副會長魏莉娜主委陳德豪主委翟秋平委員：前會長黎貞慧會員朱麗儀會員賴嘉惠會員麥樂敏會員方少洪

4.10. 義務法律顧問：鄭慕智律師

4.11. 義務核數師：何文傑執業會計師

4.12. 遴選委員會二零一七年九月三十日會員周年大會選舉二零一八年董事局成員主席：上屆會長余穎嘉委員：創會會長雷永強參議員前會長蔡影梅參議員前會長李海榮參議員

5. 會議 5.1. 執行董事局會議由去年十月至七月，本會共召開了八次執行董事局會議，互相報告各範疇的方向及進展，制訂方針及調整人事安排等。

5.2. 董事局會議由一月至七月，本會共召開了七次董事局會議，由董事局成員彙報組別進度、檢討過去活動及財政管理、及為往後的活動議決安排及財政預算，了解總會的更新及面見準會員等。

351 5.3. 董事局檢討會議董事局於六月十七日召開了半年度檢討會議，以增強各範疇之間的溝通和共識，一同檢討本會整體運作並提出改善方案。

5.4. 月會 • 晉峰本年度的主題為「峰火相傳燃亮香港」，我們著力讓每個活動都成為長、中、青會員之間交流及傳承的機會，讓會員共同體驗社會上的各種文化事物，促進會員積極投入社會服務。

• 本會由一月至七月共舉辦了七次主題月會，讓會員向董事局了解會務進展之餘也能在各範疇有所體驗：

《一月》2017 年度交職典禮暨一月份月會日期：1 月 2 日地點：九龍油麻地窩打老道 23 號城景國際酒店 2 樓水晶殿宴會廳主席：黃志文內容：董事局交職典禮及顧問團、各主委的委任。董事局也向各友好、支持機構代表、青商總會及分會的會友介紹年度計劃。

《二月》六福臨門迎雞年之六會新春團拜暨二月聯合月會日期：2 月 12 日地點：九龍尖東麼地道 68 號帝國中心 1 樓御苑皇宴內容：與維多利亞青年商會、紫荊青年商會、北區青年商會、浩洋青年商會及大嶼山青年商會凝聚各方好友，共聚聯歡，同賀新禧。

《三月》「中港融薈」啟動禮一帶一路主題暨三月份月會日期：3 月 21 日地點：九龍尖沙嘴梳士巴利道 41 號香港基督教青年會南座 3 樓宴會廳主席：馮敬彥內容：是次月會既有介紹晉峰青年商會內地事務組別的一系列精彩活動；亦邀得一帶一路發展聯會主席戴景峰先生分享《一帶一路中小企業的機遇與一帶一路電商的發展》，更讓中港兩地－深圳青年科技人材協會及晉峰青年商會會員互相交流創業及科技發展資訊。薈萃一堂，氣氛融洽。

《四月》「晉」顯其「材」暨四月份月會日期：4 月 27 日地點：香港灣仔駱克道 150-158 號祥友大廈 1 樓 The Hub 主席：鄭玉華內容：是次月會以領導才能發展為主題，主講嘉賓龍光地產投資發展部副總經理林力山博士為大家分享，與大家探討中、港兩地之人材管理、溝通、文化大不同，讓大家進一步認識作為管理層是如何管理及帶領內地人才。

352 《五月》【燃亮 ‧ 愛】薰 Fund 同樂日暨五月份月會日期：5 月 6 日地點：九龍荔枝角寶輪街 1 號曼克頓山會所 6 樓享天下宴會廳主席：霍安妍內容：本年度的籌款活動，晉峰及各分會會長及會友們除了支持本年度會務發展，也親手製作了獨一無二環保香薰乾花蠟燭，配上精美的香薰蠟燭杯，成為最具誠意的禮物。

《六月》『Works of the World』暨六月份月會日期：6 月 29 日地點：九龍尖沙嘴梳士巴利道 41 號香港基督教青年會南座 3 樓宴會廳主席：彭璟威內容：由國際事務組帶領會友乘坐 JCI 629 號航班了解青年商會的國際活動。當天各會友穿上不同國家或民族服飾，而總會執行副會長李海榮參議員及總會執行副會長楊穎琳參議員不僅分享了多年來參加青商國際事務活動的趣事，更為在場會友詳細介紹 11 月在荷蘭舉行的世界大會。透過今次分享大家更了解青年商會不同的國際活動。

《七月》「企業杏林 2.0 - 企業創新加速器」閉幕禮及企業創新擂台日期：7 月 21 日地點：九龍觀塘興業街 4 號 The Wave 9 樓主席：張曉彤內容：商業事務旗艦工作計劃「企業杏林 2.0 - 企業創新加速器」經過 4 個月的時間，終於來到最終站的閉幕禮及企業創新擂台。被挑選的 3 隊參加企業隊伍即場向投資人及評審展示企業創新計劃及方案，而當晚的優勝隊伍更獲得企業創新相關獎品，包括投資人見面時數及創業媒體訪問等。

5.5 長遠發展委員會本委員會目標旨在探討會務的長遠發展方向，然後向董事局提出建議，並在會員周年大會呈交報告。於本年一月至七月間，在前會長姜如龍領導下，本委員會進行了兩次會議。

5.6 資深青商會本委員會目標旨在凝聚資深會員的力量，協助各個工作計劃，提供寶貴的意見，達到薪火相傳之效果。同時，本委員會會籌辦不同的活動，讓資深會員參與其中。於本年一月至七月間，在主席陳淑玲領導下，委員會進行了兩次會議。

5.7 資產增值委員會本委員會目標旨在經由投資以達到財務資產長遠增值的方向、評估、設定、檢討投資組合，向董事局提供建議，並於周年大會呈交報告。於本年一月至七月間，在前會長譚美芳參議員領導下，委員會進行了兩次會議。委員會在期間建

353 議了調整基金投資以獲取穩健長遠的增長。

5.8 培訓及發展委員會本委員會目標旨在評估及設定培訓項目予會員，另外提供實踐機會給有資格的培訓導師，以切合本會領導才能培訓組織的方向，向董事局提供建議，並在會員周年大會呈交報告。

5.9 會員事務委員會本委員會目標旨在探討各樣的會員事務話題，並邀請不同的會友，包括：普通會員、資深會員、準會員一起參與，聽取他們對會員事務之意見，以助增加會員數字及提升會員歸屬感，最終向董事局提供建議，並在會員周年大會呈交報告。於本年一月至七月間，在主席簡敬文領導下，委員會進行了三次會議。

6. 工作計劃及活動 6.1. 內地事務組別「中港融薈」系列今年內地事務組別以打通中港企業家之交流為目標，除了拜訪及企業參觀之外，更首度在獲教育局協辦的「商校合作 - 尋找企業家的故事 2017 訪談短片製作比賽」獲得中港台三地的參與。

1 月 20 日 : 香港國際創新創業展藉國內外對創科創業熱切需求之時，本會聯同中華商略聯合會、藝文創薈文化協會、香港城市大學教育發展及精進教育處、香港青年創業軍等合辦「香港國際創新創業展」，希望彙聚兩岸和海外科創人才，展現高新科技成果，探討行業發展，爭取最大扶持力度，同時邀請各風投、基金代表出席，對青睞項目進行投資，希望可以借鑒港臺在科創成果保護、智慧財產權保護、品牌註冊等領域的優勢，為兩岸地區的科創合作扮演先驅作用。活動參展的科創及發明項目來自世界各個地方共 8 國 12 地，香港代表的科創項目更是全部獲得基金和多個獎項的優秀初創企業。活動成功為參與者尋找合作機遇、探索更多優質項目的創新元素，並與大學拉近距離。

3 月 21 日 :「中港融薈」啟動禮暨 3 月份月會一天的交流活動除了與深圳市青年科技人才協會的領導及會員拜訪在香港科學園的初創企業，當晚的月會更邀得一帶一路發展聯會主席戴景峰先生分享《一帶一路中小企業的機遇與一帶一路電商的發展》，讓中港兩地�深圳青年科技人材協會及晉峰青年商會會員互相交流創業及科技發展資訊。

4 月 12 日 :「商校合作 - 尋找企業家的故事 2017 訪談短片製作比賽」開幕禮暨簡介會及 5 月 29 日 :「商校合作 - 尋找企業家的故事 2017 訪談短片製作比賽」頒獎典禮「尋企故事，由你定義；一個名字，一個故事」是本活動的精神、口號。活動透過建立平台，讓同學尋找及邀請、以短片形式訪談各行業企業家，親身分享

354 其人生經歷、營商經驗、價值觀的建立等，以促進跨界別商校、跨代、跨地域中港台的互動交流，亦讓年輕人多接觸及關心社會、了解各行業，以至做好日後職涯及生涯規劃。當天活動獲得多位嘉賓及十二所中學的師生的參與，而姊妹會高雄市巨港國際青年商會更參與在其中，在台灣邀請大學及商會合作拍攝參展作品。

6.2. 商業事務組別旗艦工作計劃「企業杏林 2.0 - 企業創新加速器」

本年度我們貫徹「企業杏林」傳統下創新，除了繼續服務年輕的中小企業之外，亦銳意支援傳統企業，推廣現世代流行的科技新創企業文化。我們透過一系列活動幫助企業升級，「升級舊產業，鼓勵創新產業」，加強競爭力，以達成持續增長的目標。

2 月 18 日 : 「企業杏林 2.0 - 企業創新加速器」啟動禮暨研討會本計劃為期 4 個月的一連串企業創新活動正式啟動。是次活動邀得多位著名企業家出席分享創業及營商知識，吸引了近 100 名會內外的企業家出席，場面熱鬧非常。當日出席分享嘉賓分別有：盛匯商舖基金管理有限公司創辦人兼行政總裁李根興博士、太平洋網絡媒體集團創辦人及拾貳門管理合夥人林溢鋒先生、Big Echo i-Box 董事劉麗萍小姐、華達集團副總裁兼 ISTOP 品牌創辦人莫榮傑先生及瑜茶舍創辦人容德如小姐。

4 月 28 日 :「企業杏林 2.0 - 企業創新加速器」科學園研討會及投資人圓桌活動本計劃為參加者安排為期 4 個月一連串的企業創新活動，希望激發他們的創新思維，加速企業成長。三位有份量的投資人包括港科研集團行政總裁林曉鋒博士、 PaciﬁcLink 創辦人及拾貳門管理合夥人林溢鋒先生及曜陽國際投資董事總經理馬穎釗先生於席間與參加者分享以投資者角度看創新轉型，參加者均獲益良多。

5 月 12-13 日 : 「企業杏林 2.0 - 企業創新加速器」《中大創業日》創業展覽本計劃除了獲得中大的大力支持以外，也獲得不少創業家希望了解拜訪企業顧問的機會。

5 月 20 日 :「企業杏林 2.0 - 企業創新加速器」香港貿發局創業日講座第二個公開活動在一眾掌聲中完滿結束，活動當日全場爆滿，在場 200 多名的參與觀眾從嘉賓分享加深對成長駭客的認識。主講嘉賓包括士多 Ztore 首席執行官岑迪贊先生、KKday 東南亞區域行政總監梁珮珈小姐、Lalamove - Hong Kong 前香港區總監及 Deloitte China 德勤中國顧問經理彭澤邦先生，以及主持創業人誌創辦人陳家樂先生，帶給我們一個知識豐富的下午。活動結束後，來賓反應熱烈，紛紛踴躍到台前與嘉賓繼續交流。

355 7 月 21 日 :「企業杏林 2.0 - 企業創新加速器」閉幕禮及企業創新擂台經過 4 個月的時間，本計劃終於來到最終站的閉幕禮及企業創新擂台。被挑選的 3 隊參加企業隊伍即場向投資人及評審展示企業創新計劃及方案，而當晚的優勝隊伍更獲得企業創新相關獎品，包括投資人見面時數及創業媒體訪問等。

6.3. 社會發展組別旗艦工作計劃【紮港新苗同行 2017】本計劃旨在鼓勵新來港 3 年或以下 8 至 13 歲之兒童，主動觀察認識香港，透過一系列互動式的體驗活動，以檢視及鞏固兒童所學所用，提升自信、增加對社會的歸屬感、擴闊視野，為他們未來打下根基，訓練他們成為青年領袖，為香港締造更美好的社區，計劃活動內容包括：體驗學習、社會服務、國際交流、機構參觀、親子活動等。

2 月 25 日 : 【紮港新苗同行 2017】啟動禮活動當天本會聯同香港聯合國教育、科學及文化組織協會副會長 ( 發展 ) 梁美智女士、項目顧問萬大偉先生為新來港家庭作出分享，並由勵博培訓首席顧問陳國民先生帶領一眾新來港家庭兒童透過 LEGO 互動進一步認識社區，帶出積極公民，共建共融社區的生活態度。

3 月 11 日 : 【紮港新苗同行 2017】第一站 : 奧運小手在國際冰壺學院代表的帶領下，新來港家庭兒童與香港聾人子女家庭了解到冰壺這向國際性的運動，增添國際視野，共融合作挑戰冰壺比賽，亦從冰壺運動中明白到有禮有序的禮儀。

4 月 8 日 : 【紮港新苗同行 2017】第二站 : 小天使大關懷 ( 由企業傳訊組別籌辦 ) 當天一眾新來港家庭兒童及其家長透過探訪觀塘區長者，了解到獨居老人的生活及需要，本計劃亦藉此鼓勵新一代青少年關懷長者，積極參與社區服務，除了讓長者感受到關懷和溫暖，更希望他們能主動關心社會上一些有需要的人。

5 月 28 日 : 【紮港新苗同行 2017】第三站 : 環保小領袖 ( 由聯合國事務組別籌辦 ) 新來港家庭、香港小童軍、晉峰會友和一眾香港及台灣高雄巨港姊妹會會友，一同徒步行郊野路徑由鹿頸至谷埔。導賞員沿途講解地質及生態知識，新來港家庭兒童透過身體力行沿途清理郊區垃圾，親身參與學習保護香港的郊野環境，積極投入關心社會、擴闊視野。當日有新來港小孩更表示從未踏足香港郊區，非常高興參與此計劃。

6 月 18 及 25 日 : 【紮港新苗同行 2017】第四站 : 小記者訓練班及傑青專訪透過專業司儀教導訪問技巧，鍛練參與者的自信心及訓練表達技巧，學習危機處理，從而培養正面的人生觀。一眾新來港家庭兒童也訪問了香港青年創業家總商會創會主席、Best Video 創辦人及創作總監、2015 年香港十大傑出青年鄺海翔先生。鄺先生三歲來香港定居，透過努力不懈加上敏銳的市場觸角，成就

356 卓越的個人事業，並熱心投入義務工作，服務社會。當日新來港家庭兒童透過抽出積木中內藏的問題，訪問傑青鄺海翔先生，他們從傑青分享中了解到如何面對困難，勇於面對挑戰，讓兒童都有學習的榜樣與目標，參與的兒童都表示很有得著並很期待再次與鄺先生會面。

7 月 2 日 : 【紮港新苗同行 2017】: 第五站 : 小航天夢 ( 由會員事務組別籌辦 ) 是次活動是透過參觀香港企業，協助及啟發年輕一代，同時培養他們對社會的責任感，擴闊眼界，為日後貢獻社會打好基礎。

7 月 9 日 : 【紮港新苗同行 2017】: 共融同樂日暨嘉許禮除表揚一眾紮港新苗大使外，亦透過嘉賓分享、新來港家庭兒童及南亞裔小朋友表演及多個攤位遊戲，以輕鬆有趣的方式去了解共融的重要性，現場展覽及回顧整個計劃的歷程，加深並啟發小朋友對社會的關心、共融互助、有禮有序，成為積極公民，攜手燃亮香港。

7. 與其他分會合作之工作計劃或活動日期合作分會活動名稱維多利亞青年商會紫荊青年商會六福臨門迎雞年之六會新春團拜暨二月日北區青年商會 2 12 月聯合月會浩洋青年商會大嶼山青年商會 3 月 12 日城市女青年商會聯合公開演講工作坊 - 長話短說維多利亞青年商會港島青年商會 3 月 31 日元朗青年商會「Light Up Our Night」歡樂時光北區青年商會浩洋青年商會 3 月 1 日 JCI World Public Speaking Championship 3 月 25 日經緯青年商會 (Hong Kong Selection) 2017 4 月 23 日維多利亞青年商會獅子山青年商會元朗青年商會 5 月 19 日北區青年商會青商七會歡樂時光城市女青年商會大嶼山青年商會

357 領導才能訓練課程「Effective 6 月 2 日北區青年商會 Communication: Mastering Management」蒙古亞太大會香港之夜「Avenue of 6 月 9 日獅子山青年商會 Stars 武林大會」攤位

8. 本年度餘下工作計劃 8.1 8 月 12 日 :【愛燃亮希望】第五站 8.2 8 月 14 日 :「來自香港的阿 V」暨八月份月會

9. 總結及鳴謝自從加入青商之後，幾年間在不同的崗位與會友及外間夥伴合作，籌辦在社會具影響力的工作計劃，沿途我及身邊朋友都感受到自己的改變。

雖然在青商獲得很多，但我更想的是繼續挑戰自己，在新的崗位體驗更多、學習更多、貢獻更多。於是在身旁會友及朋友的鼓勵之下，決定了參選 2017 年會長。

晉峰成立了二十三年，每屆大家都努力籌辦了出色工作計劃，每屆會友都擁有非常寶貴的經驗，而新會友則懷著勇於創新的熱誠。我盼望的是繼續看到長、中、青會員的團結，而同時在每個活動當中，都能感受到會員之間珍貴的經驗傳承。當下我就開始了今年度口號「峰火相傳燃亮香港」的構思。

今年除了努力帶領晉峰往「峰火相傳燃亮香港」的目標而努力，也非常感恩有董事局成員、顧問團、各委員會、各籌委、各會員及合作夥伴的同行，及大家的參與支持。

各位執行董事局成員均努力的帶領及指導著各範疇的工作計劃，緊守年初共同訂立的目標和方向，並適時作出檢討及調整。今年在多個範疇上都目睹突破，感謝您們在去年底答應我一起走過 2017，以及您們和團隊的努力。

衷心感謝三位會長顧問創會會長雷永強參議員、前會長孫賢益參議員及前會長陳家健青商的指導，在多方面提供寶貴的意見及提醒，見證著我這個「學習中的會長」在處理人、事當中的成長。更要感謝總會指派執行委員黃文瀚青商不懈的支持和鼓勵。三位會長助理在多個重要事情上均很用心的幫忙把事情做好，感謝您們。

最後要感謝總會會長潘沁怡參議員在百忙之中對本會的大力支持，在活動內外的分享均讓我及會友有良好的學習機會。

李昌祺會長

358 第五十二屆總會周年大會城市女青年商會會長報告

1. 年度目標城市女青年商會於 2017 年繼續緊貼社會脈搏，結集各方力量，透過本會的旗艦工作計劃，帶動會員切實以行動回應社會上的不同需要。在社區層面，本會透過旗艦工作計劃「小手愛地球」推動環保教育，讓小朋友成為愛地球、愛環保的小先鋒珍惜資源。同時，本會透過「全港時尚專業女性選舉」表揚傑出女性在社會上的貢獻，提倡發揮女性潛能；並藉著全新工作計劃「讓手機休息吧」，喚醒社會對「低頭族」及「機不離手」的關注，讓大眾不再受手機控制，拉回人與人之間的距離。

同時，本會透過各類型的活動、培訓工作坊等，除了為會員創造不同學習、求知、求進的機會外，更希望讓會員彼此交流、分享經驗及心得，開啟青商學習之門，快樂地步入發揮個人潛能、提升領導能力的康莊大道。

2. 年度主題今年本會以「從拾蛻變」為全年主題，希望在慶祝成立十周年的時間，凝聚一眾姊妹的力量，並藉著由成立以來所累積的經驗及寶藏，讓城市女青年商會像幼蟲破繭而出，成為充滿活力的蝴蝶，繼續通過這個平台訓練自己成為出色領袖，為社會帶來積極正面的改變。

3. 簡歷成立於 2007 年 ( 今年為 10 周年 ) 3.1. 會員資料（截至 2017 年 7 月 31 日） • 現有正式會員人數 :55 • 現有資深會員人數 :6 • 會員平均年齡 : • 會員男女比例 : 100 % 女會員

3.2 會員費用 • 普通會員︰港幣 $1,320 • 資深會員︰港幣 $660 • 姊妹會 • 山形青年商會 ( 國家總會 ) ( 簽盟年份 :2011 年 )

359 4. 組織架構 4.1. 執行董事局會長：邱翠婷上屆會長：周賢秀秘書長：潘艷梅財務長：王毓宜副會長：李貝詩、李樂芯、嚴禧華

4.2. 委任董事領導才能發展董事：麥敏君社會發展董事：孫靄瑩財務處董事：黃潤甜公共關係董事：王潔燕會員擴展董事：王家琪

4.3. 委任幹事會員事務幹事：吳曉燕資訊科技幹事：鍾思雅公共關係幹事：劉珮明社會發展幹事：歐珈妤

4.4. 顧問團會長顧問：黃坤成參議員會長顧問：梁鍚大參議員會長顧問：王維旭參議員會務顧問：陳曼華參議員會務顧問：周清心參議員會務顧問：楊嘉欣審計專員：鍾可成參議員審計專員：劉鴻昌參議員會員事務顧問：洪振興參議員出版事務顧問：黃明偕參議員社會發展事務顧問：葉能參議員籌款事務顧問：莫德明參議員國際事務顧問：黎蒨璇參議員財務處顧問：許華達參議員秘書處顧問：何珮珊參議員公共關係顧問：黃詩韻參議員青年事務顧問：陳思燦參議員領導才能發展顧問：郭智嬈

360 5. 會議 5.1. 董事局會議由二零一七年一月至七月已舉行七次會議。主要會議地點於國際青年商會香港總會會址，舉行日期分別於： 2017 年 1 月 6 日 2 月 10 日 3 月 3 日 4 月 7 日 5 月 12 日 6 月 14 日 7 月 7 日

5.2. 月會每月的第三個星期二在城景國際酒店舉行，由二零一七年一月至七月已經舉行七次月會。月會部份以會議形式舉行，會長在月會內向會員匯報會務最新資訊，然後會員聯誼聚餐，每次有不同主題，包括： 1 月 17 日一月份月會暨董事局交職典禮 – 「從拾．蛻變」首映禮 2 月 21 日二月份月會 – 黑暗中晚餐 3 月 21 日三月份月會暨籌款晚宴 - 彩瓷琉璃傳心意 4 月 20 日四月份聯合月會 - 遊玩蒙古國．ASPAC 多嘢學 5 月 16 日五月份月會 – 選戰風雲晚宴之幕後玩家 6 月 20 日六月份月會 – 那些年的 City Lady 7 月 18 日七月份月會 – 真．領袖鈺成班

6. 工作計劃及活動 6.1. 商務發展旗艦工作計劃「全港時尚專業女性選舉」之愛．從身發儘管現今香港的女性在社會上的地位不斷提升，她們仍然活在別人的眼光中，努力維護表面形象，倚靠外在美而衡量個人的價值。本會渴望改變此風氣，我們所提倡的「時尚專業」，並非泛指一般的表面形象，更重要的是尋求個人的內在價值觀與品格素質，讓社會大眾懂得欣賞女性內外兼備的美。2017 年，全港時尚專業女性選舉踏入第七屆。這年我們會以「愛。從身出發」為主題，透過是次選舉以及過往得獎者，一同向社會一班專業而被忽略的人士致敬，推動香港獨有的社區品牌，以引起更多社會關注，建立更美更多元社會。效果及影響 : 今年共選出八位來自不同專業界別的時尚女性，她們都各有自己的抱負和理想，敢於為自己追求的目標努力、對社會有承擔；樂善好施、關心社會，更在個人生活、家庭、事業發展、公益事務各方面取得平衡，締造非同凡響的人生旅程，實為年輕一代女性學習的楷模。今年本會亦邀請到本港藝人唐寧小姐作為全港時尚專業女性選舉的宣傳大使，連同一眾得獎者，共同為今年的社會議題「社區品牌」付出，透過得獎者支持社區品牌的故事，以推動社會及達至更廣的宣傳效果。本計劃在不同階段舉行活動，包括 2 月 25 日舉行得獎者及社區品牌配對日、5 月 3 日舉行開幕典禮、5 月於中環街市相展、7 月 8 日進行評審日、8 月 12 日頒獎禮及將於 10 月舉辦得獎者服務日。

361 各位得獎者在各方面繼續發光發熱，帶動社會持續進步與發展，並讓女性能於社會上全面發揮潛能，活出精彩美麗的人生；透過凝聚女性力量，進而服務社會，燃亮他人生命；另外，本會亦成功為超過十間社區品牌提升知名度。

6.2. 社會發展旗艦工作計劃「小手愛地球」之走進低碳生活「小手愛地球」是城市女青年商會社會發展組別的旗艦活動，由 2010 年開始至今已踏入第 8 個年頭。我們透過小小的手，灌輸「保護地球，珍惜資源」的訊息，喚醒社會關注，從日常生活習慣開始，達至可持久的環保終極目標。同時，希望透過此活動，達至以下目的：加強各社會企業及教育機構之間的聯繫，彼此互相交流環保教育知識、提昇社會大眾的環保意識；及強調青年商會在社會發展方向的整體性，透過與其他分會合作，成為不同工作計劃的橋樑，配合我們成為積極公民的理念，對社會作出正面改變。隨著經濟發展和人口激增, 過度的生產令二氧化碳排放量增加, 引起全球暖化等問題。有見及此 , 城市女青年商會及香港女童軍總會希望透過 < 小手愛地球 > 的活動增加大家的環保意識。我們認為環保不只是口號，而是可以透過生活中的衣、食、住、行各方面實踐出來，因此今年的主題是 < 低碳走進生活 >。教社會大眾如何從「衣」、「食」、「住」、「行」走進減廢低碳生活！效果及影響 : 今年以「低碳走進生活」為題，於 7 月 2 日假香港女童軍總會舉行同樂日，透過不同工作坊、遊戲攤位、講座等，向在場超過 200 位小朋友及家長，宣揚環保與我們生活息息相關的訊息，教社會大眾如何從「衣」、「食」、「住」、「行」走進減廢低碳生活！

6.3. 社會發展全新工作計劃「讓手機休息吧！」時下學生與青少年「機不離手」，有調查發現，逾三成受訪中學生每日使用智能手機約三至四小時，逾三成青少年認為家長因使用手機而減少關心，本會深信家長以身作則，在聚會、進餐期間警剔自己避免過份使用手機。「讓手機休息吧 !」是城市女青年商會社會發展組別 2017 年的全新工作計劃。我們希望透過讓大眾「放下手機」的活動 , 喚醒社會對「低頭族」及「機不離手」的關注 < 讓大眾不再受手機控制，拉回人與人之間的距離。效果及影響 : 本計劃於本會所有晚宴活動都會放置膠箱，鼓勵參與者響應放下手機的行動，至今累計參與行動人數超過 700 人。而於 5 月期間，在街頭向約一千名市民派發宣傳品，宣揚「放下手機」的訊息；亦於 5 月 12 日母親節在寶湖飲食集團旗下全線 11 間酒樓合作「放下手機」活動，接觸 2000 名市民。 6 月至 7 月期間徵集《Offline 餐桌遊戲》，向小朋友及家長徵集於「放下手機」後可玩的小遊戲。8 月 6 日將舉行大型社會活動《Offline 1 小時》，邀請全港市民一同於下午 1 時至 2 時放下手機，當日亦會公佈《Offline 餐桌遊戲》之優勝作品。

362 7. 與其他分會合作之工作計劃或活動 7.1 1 月 21 日 , 城市青年商會 , 一月聯合青商簡介會 - 堅毅 . 不屈成就非凡人生 7.2 2 月 17 日 , 香港女青年商會、東九龍青年商會、城市青年商會、經緯青年商會、沙田青年商會 , 六會聯合歡樂時光 7.3 3 月 12 日 , 晉峰青年商會 , 聯合公開演講工作坊 - 長話短說 7.4 4 月 20 日 , 城市青年商會 , 四月份聯合月會 - 遊玩蒙古國．ASPAC 多嘢學 7.5 4 月 29 日 , 騰龍青年商會 ,Run For Peace 為和平．奔跑吧 7.6 5 月 19 日 , 維多利亞青年商會、元朗青年商會、獅子山青年商會、北區青年商會、晉峰青年商會、大嶼山青年商會 , 七會聯合歡樂時光 7.7 5 月 25 日 , 城市青年商會 , 五月聯合青商簡介會 - 創意無界限青商樂無窮 7.8 7 月 16 日 , 北區青年商會、大嶼山青年商會 , 三會 Running Games

8. 本年度餘下工作計劃 8.1. 9 月 17 日第十一屆周年大會 8.2. 11 月 18-19 日 2018 年董事局訓練營 8.3. 12 月 13 日十周年會慶

9. 總結及鳴謝感恩有幸擔任城市女青年商會第十屆會長，非常感謝一班優秀的董事局成員，每一位都盡心、盡意、盡力，處理日常會務運作及完成多項工作計劃；不單使會內充滿團結歡樂的氣氛，更與會員攜手同行。喜見各位會員都本著熱誠籌備每一個旗艦工作計劃，同時亦深深感受到城市女青年商會引以為傲的姊妹情誼，各位城市姊妹二話不說、傾力付出，笑著面對挑戰，珍惜我們共同經歷的時光，一同分享快樂與成果，從而建立深厚友誼，演繹出「從拾．蛻變」的城市女青年商會。

由上年籌備工作至今，非常感恩沿途上得到各位前會長，顧問及很多青商會友的協助。特別藉此機會多謝會長顧問黃坤成參議員、梁鍚大參議員、王維旭參議員、會務顧問陳曼華參議員、周清心參議員、楊嘉欣傾囊相授，讓我可以看得更闊、走得更遠。另外，感謝審計專員鍾可成參議員及劉鴻昌參議員的細心指導。

感謝範疇顧問會員事務顧問洪振興參議員、出版事務顧問黃明偕參議員、社會發展事務顧問葉能參議員、籌款事務顧問莫德明參議員、國際事務顧問黎蒨璇參議員、財務處顧問許華達參議員、秘書處顧問何珮珊參議員、公共關係顧問黃詩韻參議員、青年事務顧問陳思燦參議員及領導才能發展顧問郭智嬈提供各方面的協助，讓會員可以更有效透過青商這個平台學習及成長。

非常感謝各董事局成員的努力付出，包括上屆會長郭智嬈、秘書長潘艷梅、財務長王毓宜、副會長李貝詩、李樂芯、嚴禧華、董事麥敏君、孫靄瑩、黃潤甜、王潔燕、王家琪、幹事吳曉燕、鍾思雅。另外，亦萬分感謝總會會長潘沁怡參議員的領導、總會指派執行委員何世杰亦師亦友在旁給予意見、以及各總會董事局成員的協助。

363 最後，更要感謝國際青年商會榮譽顧問及 1979 年總會會長余振宇參議員對我的信任與支持，亦感恩得到城市姊妹的愛護。

走過這七個月既充實又富挑戰性的會長生活，深深感受到只要讓會員好好發揮自己的潛能、好好享受參與青商的樂趣，無論經歷是起是跌，回憶盡是美麗與甘甜。感恩在這段日子裡得到各位對我的信任、支持及愛護。在豐富的青商生活中，除了出席本會的籌備會議、處理會務外，亦參與總會及各分會的活動，讓自己和城市姊妹有更多不同的體驗，更與分會會長彼此互勉、珍惜彼此間的友誼。

最後，我誠邀您參與本年 12 月 13 日晚的十周年會慶，一同見証我們的「從拾．蛻變」。

邱翠婷會長

364 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL TSUEN WAN

1. OBJECTIVE AND YEAR ACHIEVEMENT Membership – to increase the number of membership by 30% by the end of 2017 Leadership Development – further engage more members to participate in all kinds of trainings in order to fully utilize the resources we get from the platform

Business Affairs – to leverage the impact of Outstanding Family Business Legacy Selection by having previous awardees to share about their stories and insights with young entrepreneurs, students and start ups.

International Affairs – to encourage more members to take the opportunity of meeting JCs from other countries by attending ASPAC and World Congress. Also, we are considering of having friendship pact with another chapter, and should have a conclusion by the end of 2017.

2. THEME GO BEYOND is the slogan of JCI Tsuen Wan in 2017. We have been encouraging our members to go beyond ourselves and daily routines, because in JCI, it's about trying new things, learning by doing, seeing things beyond the rim of the world we usually see! Go beyond our horizons, go beyond our comfort zones!

3. PROFILE Established Since 2014 (3 Years) 3.1. Membership (up to 31 July 2017) • Current number of ordinary member: 32 • Current number of senior members: 2 • Average age of members: 31.3 • Gender distribution 78 % Male, 22% Female

3.2. Membership Fee • Ordinary member: HKD1500 • Current number of senior members: HKD750

365 4. ORGANIZATION Board of Directors • President: Flora Cheung • Immediate Past President: Ben Mak • Honorary Secretary (Business Affairs): Marco Chan • Honorary Treasurer (International Affairs) Tima Ma • Vice President (Membership) Ronald Tang • Vice President (Community Development/ Benny Wong Public Relations) • Vice President (Leadership Development/ Andrew Lin Information Tech) • Director (Community Development) Calvin Chan • Director (Sustainable Development Goals) Arkin Chung • Director (Business Affairs) Tony Tang • Director (Leadership Development) Marco But • Director (International Affairs) Ricky Li • Director (Membership Extension) Helvy Leung • Director (Membership Affairs) Bill Yu • Director (Publication/ Admin) Kathy Cheung • Director (Public Relations) Stephen Chan

Ofﬁcer • Ofﬁcer (Membership Affairs) Alter Lau

Advisors • Presidential Advisor Past National President Senator Andrew Wong BBS • Chapter Advisor Past National President Senator Paul Wu • Chapter Advisor KJC Past President Senator Jade Chan • Chapter Advisor KJC Past President Senator Jackson Leung • Chapter Advisor KJC Past President Senator Nelson Lin • Chapter Advisor KJC Past President Senator Justin Wong • Chapter Advisor KJC Past President Senator Kitty Chan

Honorary Legal Advisor Mr. Ronald Y.H. Kan, Solicitor Honorary Auditor Catherine Siu Certiﬁed Public Accountants

366 5. MEETING 5.1. Board Meetings Board meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of each month in JCIHK ofﬁce except when circumstances warrant a change of the schedule.

5.2 Monthly Fellowship Gathering Fellowship gathering are held with different topics:

Month Topic/ theme January Inaugural Ceremony February Chinese New Year Gathering with Fung Sui of 2017 April World Congress – Taste of Holland (co-host with JCI Dragon) June Professional Marketing with LinkedIn July Outstanding Family Business Legacy Selection Award Banquet August Annual General Meeting

5.3 Annual General Meeting The 2017 Annual General Meeting of JCI Tsuen Wan has been scheduled to take place on 26th August 2017.

6. PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES

6.1. Children's Play Rights After a year long planning, we have launched our first community development flagship project – Children's Play Rights. It's a campaign that aims to remind and educate parents and people who work in the education industry that each child should have at least an hour of free play time everyday according to UNICEF's Convention on Children's Rights. Because our target of the campaign is the raise public awareness, we have been promoting in both online and ofﬂine channels, such as 100 MTR 4-sheets light box Ads, TVC advertising digital signage in 244 residential buildings, social media platforms, etc.

The project has been carried out according to the following timeline: • UNICEF Workshop Training: 29th April, 2017 In order to have all the stakeholders of the campaign to understand better about specifcally Children's Play Rights under Convention on Children's Rights. We had invited UNICEF to conduct a workshop for us.

367 • Playdate: 3rd May, 2017 It is clear that children and parents have different perspectives in terms of PLAY. We hosted a Playdate session at JCIHK Office to simply play with kids from different backgrounds and had a discussion session with their parents to wrap up the event.

• Carnival: 5th August, 2017 We will be having 5 performing groups for our opening ceremony and 12 game booths in the carnival. Admission will be free of charge. We hope to attract families to the carnival and promote about the message of the campaign.

• Music Festival: 5th August, 2017 Together with another organization, Music Dream, we have 6 music bands to conduct the music show with the topic of PLAYRIGHTS. In the concert, they will deliver the message by singing songs that are relevant to the campaign.

To leverage the impact and result, we had engaged over 35 other parties and organizations to support our campaign.

Project aims to raise public awareness by playing with children. It targets to serve over 500 participants in aggregate and raise public awareness by outreaching to over 100,000 households with a series or promotions.

6.2. Outstanding Family Business Legacy Selection Outstanding Family Business Legacy Selection 2017 is a selection of Family Business with outstanding achievements in business legacy. The project has been carried out according to the following timeline:

• Forum -[ 本地薑的傳承 ] : 13th May, 2017 • Nomination Period: 13th May- 15th June 2017 • Judging Session: 24th June 2017 • Awards Presentation Banquet: 15th July 2017

Objective of this project: • to give recognition of outstanding achievements made by family business with management succession through generations. • to encourage the use of practical and effective planning or strategy to ensure successful succession of business by the next generation. • to encourage family business to develop future leaders for the beneﬁt of not only the business itself, but also the related business ﬁeld in general and the community as a whole.

368 The forum was targeting for young entreprenures and students with the topic of Family Business Legacy. We had Garic Kwok from Tai Pan and OFBL previous awardee Tommy Chan from Tai Hing Roast as guest speakers, and Dr Chan Kwong Fai from Poly U MBA to interview them at the end of the sharing. Over 100 participants joined that afternoon and we had a lot of very positive testimonials.

Two companies were acknowledged with Progressive Awards in Outstanding Family Business Legacy Selection 2017.

7. PROJECTS INVOLVED WITH OTHER LOMS IN HONG KONG 7.1 JCI Protocol Workshop with JCI Kowloon 19th February 2017 Collaborating with JCI Kowloon, we had a one-day training session conducted by Past National President Senator Andrew Wong BBS. It serves to enhance our understanding of JCI Protocol and keep us ready for the year ahead.

7.2 Joint Happy Hour with 8 Local Chapters 22nd February 2017 Together with JCI Kowloon, JCI Peninsula, JCI Lion Rock, JCI Habour, JCI Tai Ping Shan, JCI Bauhinia, JCI Dragon and JCI Lantau, we had hosted a massive happy hour session on 22nd February, 2017. It was a great opportunity for members to get to know other members from other chapters. It helps them in sharing insights of each other's projects and plans for the year ahead, and of course, to develop friendship across chapters' members.

7.3 Fellowship Gathering with JCI Dragon 25th April 2017

7.4 JCIHK Star Express with JCI Bauhinia 3rd June, 2017 We were honored to be one of the hosting chapter of this newly launched project – Star Express, together with JCI Bauhinia. It was a day camp for members who are relatively new and aims to give them a heads up of what they can expect from the organization. The day camp was hosted on 3rd June, 2017 and over 40 participants graduated from the ﬁrst Star Express training camp. It was a remarkable experience, not only to have hosted the project, but to also collaborate with JCI Bauhinia.

7.5 JCI Official Courses with JCI Island, JCI Ocean & JCI Lantau It was the first ever JCI official courses hosted by JCI Tsuen Wan. Understanding that training plays a big role in enhancing members value towards the organization. We

369 had set up a day-long training together with 3 other chapters. The training covers JCI Achieve, JCI Impact and Effective Communications. Sincere thanks to Past National President Senator Stanley Ng, NSG Priscilla Wan and NVP Jessica Lee for being our trainers of the day.

8. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS TO BE LAUNCHED 29th September – 2nd October 2017: One Belt One Road Visit in Malacca, Malaysia

9. CONCLUSION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2017 is the 4th year of JCI Tsuen Wan. With the leadership by the Board of Directors, contribution from all members and the valuable assistance from our presidential advisor and all chapter advisors, we achieved a better JC environment and atmosphere.

JCI Tsuen Wan inaugurated in 2013 and established since 2014. Having been a c h a r t e r member. I have found a lot of valuable opportunities being involved in different JC activities and projects. My team and I have been making an earnest endeavor to go beyond ourselves in the past 8 months. It is my honor to this chance to serve my chapter as a President and to Go Beyond with my fellow members.

I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you National President Senator Teresa Poon, National Assigned Ofﬁcer Senator Kitty Lo, NOM ofﬁcers, and my fellow LOMs Presidents for the all the continuous support along the course of the road in 2017.

In addition I would want to express my heartfelt gratitude to my Presidential Advisor Past National President Andrew Wong BBS, Panel of Advisors Past National President Senator Paul Wu, KJC Past President Senator Jade Chan, KJC Past President Senator Jackson Leung, KJC Past President Senator Nelson Lin, KJC Past President Senator Kitty Chan and KJC Past President Senator Justin Wong. Without their valuable advice, support and encouragement, 2017 of JCI Tsuen Wan wouldn't be as brilliant.

I also would like to devote my hearted thanks to my board members including: IPP Ben, HT Tima, HS Marco, VP Ronald, VP Andrew, VP Benny, CDD Calvin, BAD Tony, LD Marco, SDGD Arkin, IAD Ricky, MAD Bill, PD Kathy, PRD Stephen, MED Helvy, and all appointed ofﬁcers, project chairmen and OC members for their commitment and effort.

Last but not least, my sincere appreciation towards my Tsuen Wan fellows for offering me this valuable opportunity to give back to the chapter. There're few more months to go until the end of the year, lets blossom and ﬂourish together!

Flora Cheung President

370 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL LANTAU

1. OBJECTIVE AND YEAR ACHIEVEMENT Our objective: To demonstrate vision and abilities of JCI Lantau members to prepare for afﬁliation to JCI Hong Kong.

Our target: To create a sustainable environment in which people are motivated to work towards positive change To create a ﬁnancially viable plan for execution of activities as stipulated in the year plan. To become conversant with JCI standard operation procedures and inherit learnt skills to all JCI Lantau members. To connect people, establish their local business but involved in the global network.

2. THEME 2.1. Bridging Lantau, Bridging for the Future • Bring positive contribution to the community and society • Consider the development of Lantau, take account on its impact to Hong Kong and how we can be beneﬁted in the future

3. PROFILE Established Since Year 2016 (1 Year) 3.1. Membership (up to 31 July 2017) • Current number of ordinary member: 25 • Current number of senior members: 0 • Average age of members: 32 • Gender distribution 75 % Male, 25% Female

3.2. Membership Fee • Ordinary member: HKD 1500 • Senior members: HKD 1000

3.3. Sister Chapter • Nil

371 4. ORGANIZATION 4.1. President Kevin Lee

4.2. Immediate Past President Boris Kam

4.3. Honorary Secretary Vincent Chiu

4.4. Honorary Treasurer Karen Lam

4.5. Vice President – Membership & Leadership Angel Cheng

4.6. Vice President – Business & International Affairs David Wong

4.7. Vice President – Community Development Idy Wong

4.8. Panel of Advisors National Assign Executive Ofﬁcer Eric Ho Presidential Advisor Past National President Senator Spencer Li Presidential Advisor Past National President Senator Johnny Kwan Presidential Advisor Past President Senator Vincent Chung Presidential Advisor Past President Brian Woo

5. MEETING 5.1. Inaugural Ceremony 2017 cum January Monthly Fellowship Gathering Date: 16th January Venue: Regal Kowloon Hotel Format: Induction of board members for JCI Lantau, formal dinner

5.2 . 6 Chapter Joint Monthly Fellowship Gathering Date: 12th February Venue: Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Format: Report by President of 6 Chapters, NP speech, NIPP speech, lunch with social games.

372 5.3 March Monthly Fellowship Gathering Date: 11th March Venue: Redspot Creative Studio, Hung Hom Format: Report by President and Area Vice Presidents, Report on project plans, casual afternoon drinks.

5.4 April Monthly Fellowship Gathering Date: 22nd April Venue: Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club Format: Sailing boat cruising, report by President & Vice Presidents, BBQ lunch

5.5 May Monthly Fellowship Gathering Date: 20th May Venue: Hong Kong Scout Association Headquarters Format: Reporting by President & Area reporting by Vice President, Presentation on United Nation conference by Idy Wong, followed by Dinner

5.6 Glocal Startup Mission – Opening Ceremony Date: 3rd June Venue: JCIHK ofﬁce Format: Kickoff Ceremony of Glocal Startup Mission, introducing the startup business competition, introduction of competition judges and competition awards.

5.7 Nothing but Nets 2017 – Opening Ceremony Date: 17th June Venue: Harbour Plaza Metropolis Format: Guest of Honor speech, NP speech, celebrity performance, African themed performance, promotion of funding raising event.

5.8 Prospective Membership Gathering cum July Monthly Fellowship Gathering Date: 22th July Venue: JCIHK ofﬁce Format: Introduction of JCI to prospective members, group discussion sessions, Reporting by President and area reporting by Vice Presidents, induction of prospective members into full members.

5.9 Board Meetings held in 2017 so far : 22nd January 24th February 24th March 28th April

373 26th May 22nd June 28th July

6. PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES 6.1. Global Startup Mission Objectives: To provide young people with the global vision that can be reﬂected on their local actions. The project also aims to: To plant the seed to the mind of young people - Think Global and act local Encourage young entrepreneurs to expand their business globally Global Entrepreneur Forum and Competition Encourage creativity

Results / Impact to Achieve: Given the latest market trend on globalization involves a strong focus on localization, the project tries to achieve the result in providing support that will allow the best pitched ideas to solidify resulting in their company to expand onto the global market.

6.2. Nothing but Nets 2017 Objectives: Increase public awareness to health risk of malaria via various media and communication channels. Increase public proﬁle and public participation of "JCIHK Nothing but Nets" Carry out charity fund raising to Nothing but Nets, and send protective nets to malaria concerned area To become one of the most important mission under "2030 Malarialess World" campaign promoted by World Health Organization

Results / Impact to Achieve: Performed a reputable opening Ceremony to the campaign with unprecedented number of guests, celebrities, participants from the general public. Successfully delivered the slogan "send a net, save a life" to a wider public perspective. Hundreds of nets coupon sale so far has been registered, and more sales under counting.

6.3. Bags for School Objectives: This project aims to promote primary education nationwide in line with UN-SDG's Quality Education campaign, i.e., ensure inclusive and equitable quality education

374 and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all, particularly children in stressed areas.

This Year 2017-2018, JCI Roxas Makawiwili will be having "Bags to School" project in 5 primary schools and JCI Lantau has fully support on this meaningful campaign. These 5 primary schools in remote areas of Sapian, Capiz namely Agkaningay Primary School, Apogan Primary School, Bulon Primary School, Camansi Primary School and Marubrob Primary School. JCI Roxas Makawiwili will distribute school bags while JCI Lantau offer charity fund raising support to this campaign.

Results / Impact to Achieve: Every child of the said school will be given a set of stationery essential for their day- to-day school activities which their families may not be able to afford their children. The backpack contains with a complete set of school learning needs such as pencil/ ball pen, paper, colouring materials, ruler, erasers, scissors, etc. Aside from this, we will also provide some supply to support and assist teachers for the school year 2017- 2018.

7. PROJECTS INVOLVED WITH OTHER LOMS IN HONG KONG 7.1. 6 Chapter Joint Monthly Fellowship Gathering (February) Involved chapters: JCI Victoria, JCI Bauhinia , JCI Ocean, JCI, North District, JCI Apex, JCI Lantau

7.2. 7 Chapter Joint Happy Hour dated 19th May 2017 Involved chapters: JCI Victoria, JCI Lion Rock, JCI Yuen Long, JCI North District, JCI Apex, JCI City Lady, JCI Lantau

7.3. Joint 4 Chapter JCI Training Course dated 29th July 2017 Involved chapters: JCI Island, JCI Ocean, JCI Tsuen Wan, JCI Lantau

7.4. Kid Survey Lets Talk Lets Talk, Be Kind to your brain - held from March till May Involved chapter: JCI Victoria, JCI Lantau

8. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS TO BE LAUNCHED August to October 2017 : Fight for Future

375 9. CONCLUSION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my great honor to have the opportunity to serve as 2017 President for Junior Chamber International Lantau. I am very proud to be the President of the newest chapter of JCI Hong Kong following 2016's afﬁliation to JCI Hong Kong and the great achievement built by our Charter President and all founding members. It is deﬁnitely the most challenging year of my Jaycee career but yet also the most memorable and fruitful one.

In 2017, we had come across different areas including community services, international, joint chapters and oversea chapter cooperation. I have witnessed some significant improvement and Lantau is restlessly practicing continuous development of chapter – we see genuine growth in membership, self- development of members through participating in various projects. Lantau Island will be one of the highest potential regions of the Hong Kong for future development and we as JCI Lantau has the best opportunity at our doorstep. I hope we can make use of the most of this golden opportunity and develop our own chapter characteristics.

On behalf of Junior Chamber International Lantau, I would like to express my thankfulness to National President Senator Teresa Poon and National Assigned Executive Officer Eric Ho for their unfailing support to the Chapter. Thanks to all NOM officers for their supporting and assistance in all areas throughout the year. Thanks to all Chapter Presidents for their support, encouragement and friendship.

My heartfelt gratitude goes to our Presidential Advisor Past National President Senator Spencer Li, Past President Senator Vincent Chung, Past President Brian Woo and Projects Advisors of JCI Lantau for giving me great support and encouragement throughout my presidential year. They were always ready to guide us and give us necessary assistance whenever we requested.

I would like to devote my whole-hearted thanks to my board members including: IPP Boris Kam, HS Vincent Chiu, HT Karen Lam, VP David Wong, VP Idy Wong, all appointed ofﬁcers, chairmen and organizing committee members for their commitment, dedications, and passion to the chapter. This year, we have made many new initiatives. It always seems impossible until it is done. Thanks for their trust and effort to make all the remarkable achievements happened.

376 Last but not least, my fellow Lantau members, thank you for being wonderful members and build up close bonding together. Thank you for creating an environment in which all of us are motivated towards positive change. Thank you for your conﬁdence, contributions, supports and participations, which have become our momentum to drive our chapter moving forward and create new achievements and milestones for JCI Lantau.

My sincere wishes go to the incoming Board for another fruitful year in 2018. Let's unite together to create a long lasting impact.

Kevin Lee President

377 Report from Commissions and Special Committees

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Strategic Planning Committee Chairman Past National President 379 Senator Eric Tang

TOYP Selections Steering Committee Chairman 385

JCI Hong Kong Alumni Club Chairman Senator Jacob Chan 388

National Corporate Communication Commission Chairman Rosanna Wong 394

National foreign Affairs Commission Chairman Man Fok 399

National International Affairs Commission Chairman Senator Kenny Lo 401

National Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman Kenneth Yu 404

National Marketing and Media Commission Chairman Lewis Kan 408

National Partnership Liaison Commission Chairman Senator Carol Yeung 411

National Publication and Social Media Commission Chairman Joyce Chow 415

National Training and Development Commission Chairman Dennis Lai 418

National Sustainable Development Goals Commission Kacy Yu 421

National World Concern Development Commission Senator Horseman Ho 425

378 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52nd NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SENATOR ERIC TANG

1. OBJECTIVES 1.1 To review the recommendations from JCI Strategic Planning Committee (SPC). 1.2 To collect the opinions of members about the future development of JCI Hong Kong 1.3 To make recommendations for the sustainable growth of JCI Hong Kong.

2. ASSIGNMENT The 2017 SPC consists of the following members: -

Chairman: Senator Eric Tang – 2008 National President

Members: Senator Clement Woo - 2007 National President Senator Ken Wong – 2009 National President Senator Timmy Lee, MH – 2011 National President Senator Paul Wu – 2013 National President Senator Brian Kwan – National Immediate Past President Senator Teresa Poon – National President (Ex-ofﬁcio)

3. REVIEW THE PAST RECOMMENDATIONS 3.1 Honorary Life Membership Criteria The committee has reviewed this issue and advised this is not an urgent issue to be handled. The committee recommended NOM shall form an Ad Hoc committee and study the feasibility for such criteria to honour the Honorary Life Member and the probable consequences that should be considered before drafting the guidelines.

3.2 International Event Organizing Recently there are many international events organized by other NOMs. The attraction of these kinds of international events has been diminished. However, with the launching of "One Belt One Road" from central government, we could reinforce different levels of international exchange program not only for NOM level, but also for LOMs level.

379 3.3 Senatorship JCI reiterated that the importance of presentation of senatorship; not only to honour the contribution of individual members, but also to retain the most valuable asset of JCI. The committee agrees these ideas and encourages LOMs to nominate those eligible members to join the family of senators. NOM shall proactively encourage LOM presidents to submit the nomination.

3.4 New Chapter Afﬁliation Process The committee recommended NOM shall form a constitution review committee and work with legal advisor to establish the guideline for affiliation process. It is delighted to be informed that JCI Hong Kong has registered the logo of JCI as "Trade Mark" in Hong Kong which can avoid the unauthorized use of the logo. However, the provisional chapter afﬁliation guideline should state clearly the right of using JCI logo in any circumstances whether this provision LOM is successful affiliation or not.

4. FORUMS FOR OPINIONS COLLECTED FROM MEMBERS 4.1 Senate Forum 0n 18 July, Senate Forum was hosted, being chaired by Senate Chairman, NIPP Brian Kwan. The purpose of the forum is to collect the opinions from senators about the future development of JCI Hong Kong considering Membership, International Affairs, Community Services and Corporate Communication. I would like to collectively summarize the opinions in the following areas:

• Membership Upon the analysis of the membership figure over past seven years, the PM induction rate was around 60 - 70%; The retention rate of the members of over Three, Five and Seven years are 34%, 24% and 16% respectively. The retention rate of the members is considerably low.

For member recruitment, senators commented that current and quality members are too busy to join or enjoy JCI activities; overwhelming projects and packed schedules make them hesitate to continue to join JC. PMO cannot deliver the core value of JCI and JCI Hong Kong cannot meet their expectation. Also, the JCI career path is not clear to the new members.

For membership retention, senators commented that members cannot get the main core value of the JCI, i.e. the leadership development as well as the main purpose of project organizing. LOMs fail to provide provide caring and coaching measures to assist the individual growth of members, ultimately leading to short life cycle of JCI members.

380 • Project Organization Senators commented current members are reluctant to seek for sponsorship or resources, leading to the quality decline of projects. Members do not realize that project organizing is a way to build up individual's leadership skill, making them reluctant to commit over the participation of the project organizing. Senators also commented that another reason that new members are not well trained because the board of directors, who are also the project supervisors, are getting less- experienced (the consequence of short JC-life-cycle).

• Corporate Identity Senators commented that NGOs in the community shared the similar social concerns and no unique identity of each NGO. JCI Hong Kong cannot differentiate from others. JCI Hong Kong is advised to build up its uniqueness and advantage over the others. It is believed that international collaboration is one of the most important aspects of JCI Hong Kong. More promotion highlighting partnership with United Nations and SDGs projects shall be carried out.

4.2 SWOT Analysis in 2017 President Academy Being the Head Trainer of 2017 President Academy, Chairman Eric Tang conducted a session of SWOT analysis of JCI Hong Kong. Through this session, Chairman Eric could obtain the views from the potential leaders of JCI Hong Kong. In fact, their views are important as they work at front line to contact members, NGOs, community leaders, government ofﬁcers and other stakeholders. They can reﬂect the true and current situation that the stakeholders are thinking of, which can assist the committee to formulate further recommendations. The committee would classify the views in the following categories to discuss:

• The corporate identity of JCI Hong Kong JCI Hong Kong is deﬁnitely a NGO in Hong Kong; however general public is not familiar with our corporate and it is difﬁcult for JCI Hong Kong to differentiate from other NGOs in the community. Our projects are similar to the projects that are launched by other NGOs, so we have to compete to other NGOs from the same pool of resources. Meanwhile, we are lack of professional opinions/analysis over the community issues, and our projects may not be able to respond to the needs of the society.

• International Issues JCI Hong Kong has an advantage over other NGOs --- international network. The United Nations-oriented or SDG projects could help build our identity. For the international cooperation or joint projects with sister chapters, we are lack of guidelines to work on a project over international platform.

381 JCI Hong Kong has international networks; however this advantage has been diminished as the advancement of the technology allows a freeway for communication globally.

• Members Recruitment and Retention New members do not know and cannot find out the core value of JCI. Local chapters seldom follow up new members' JCI career paths. Senior members and senators should be the precious assets of JCI; however, there is lack of the mentorship program for the new members so that the new members are hard to build up their loyalty to the chapters.

JCI Hong Kong do provide the leadership training opportunity and experience to members; however the learning process is comparatively long. Therefore, the retention rate of members is comparatively low, as members cannot get the beneﬁt from JCI in short span of time.

• Other Stakeholders JCI Hong Kong is a NGO over 65-years history; however, a lot of similar NGOs in Hong Kong with religious or political affiliation which are more accessible to available resources to launch similar projects, and these organizations are JCI Hong Kong's major competitors for the grants from Government

Our board members have only one year term of ofﬁce; therefore, the continuity of the relationship with other stakeholders may be cut off, such as the corporate sponsors, other NGOs, as well as Government Ofﬁcers.

5. RECOMMENDATIONS The committee meeting was held on 11th August. During the meeting, the committee have reviewed the SPC recommendations made in 2017, opinions collected from Senate Forum, SWOT analysis among president candidates. The committee further analyzes and draft below recommendations for the future development of JCI Hong Kong.

5.1 Corporate Identity The committee believed that the corporate identity of JCI Hong Kong is as clear as crystal, which is stated in our mission, vision and value - to provide the development opportunities to empower young active citizen. However, the community is not familiar to our core value. Therefore, JCI Hong Kong shall reinforce the promotion of our identity to the public by encouraging our LOMs to launch more prominent and impact projects in order to improve the public image of our organization. Members shall be well aware this corporate identity while introducing our organization to the public.

382 Furthermore, we have to encourage and to connect our members to participate in different advisory groups in the community. This may lead our members excel their abilities which have been learnt or experienced from JCI Hong Kong. The abilities of the members may build up our corporate identity to the public that JCI is really a leadership training organization.

5.2 Membership Recruitment and Retention JCI Hong Kong have to standardize the content of the PMO among LOMs. The PMO shall show the core values of JCI to the new members; to clearly show what sorts of development opportunities that JCI Hong Kong can provide; to show the JCI career path; so that members have their long term planning, step by step getting involved in JCI. Furthermore, the JCI Hong Kong leaders shall have to enhance members' desires over the JCI Hong Kong, let members experience different kinds of trainings and opportunities.

Fellowship program inside the LOM shall be highlighted and implemented in order to build up friendship among members.

5.3 Community Based Projects NOM can play an active role to link up the governmental departments and bureaus with LOMs, so that the LOMs' projects can implement the most impacted projects that arising public awareness about the recent community issues. Meanwhile, the NOM can build up a resource centre to assist the LOMs to obtain the community resources i.e. the grants from government and working partners, project organizing and protocol assistance.

Meanwhile, JCI Hong Kong shall organize the workshops and trainings to teach the skills and techniques for grant application.

5.4 International Participation JCI has its advantage over the international connection. JCI did encourage the sisterhood between LOMs under different NOMs. The inter-LOMs projects shall be encouraged. Recently, the government encouraged the culture exchange among the "One Belt One Road" countries; grants have been provided for these exchange programs from the government. LOMs under JCI Hong Kong have strong connection with the sister-chapters. With an aid of this grant, this may be a chance to organize large scale inter-sister-chapters projects.

UN and SDG projects shall be encouraged. JCI Hong Kong may link up the UNDP to the LOMs. That makes the UN/SDG projects have been implemented in the LOMs level that may highlight the relationship between JCI and UN.

383 6. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my great honour to be chairman of Strategic Planning Committee Chairman in 2017. Before we formulated the strategies for further development of JCI Hong Kong, we have conducted a senate forum and SWOT analysis from members in the front line, in order to catch up the current situation of JCI Hong Kong. Based on this information, the committee incorporated their experience and vision to make some recommendations. The committee hopes these recommendations can facilitate the sustainable growth of the JCI Hong Kong, as well as provide more development opportunities for the future young leaders.

Taking this opportunity, I would like to express my sincerest thanks to all SPC Members PNP Senator Clement Woo, PNP Senator Ken Wong, PNP Senator Timmy Lee MH, PNP Senator Paul Wu and NIPP Senator Brian Kwan, and of course our National President Senator Teresa Poon for their valuable time and efforts.

Eric Tang Strategic Planning Committee Chairman

384 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM TOYP SELECTION STEERING COMMITTEE (2016-2018) CHAIRMAN SENATOR ANDREW WONG, BBS

1. OBJECTIVES As adopted by the National Board at its meeting on 16 November 2015, a TOYP Selection Steering Committee (the Steering Committee) was formed with the following objectives:

1.1 To review issues relating to • Roles and Responsibilities of TOYP Selection Project Chairman and Organising Committee • TOYP Selection Project action plan and time frame • Strategies at different stages including promotion, nomination, screening, judging and award presentation • TOYP Selection project fund • Appointment of Selection Consultant • Appointment of members of Judging Panel, and • Any other major issues affecting the TOYP Selection Project

1.2 To recommend to National President on any changes that may be implemented with a view to bringing the project to a higher level of achievement in terms of beneﬁts to JCI Hong Kong and the community.

1.3 To produce as a guide for future National Boards and TOYP Selection Organising Committees, a TOYP Selection Project Manual outlining the procedures and considerations in dealing with issues mentioned in (a) above.

1.4 To oversee and review the progress of TOYP Selection Organising Committee.

2. MEMBERSHIP OF THE STEERING COMMITTEE Membership of the Steering Committee is restricted to PNPs who have served as the Chairman of Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection Organising Committee in the past. With a three-year term of ofﬁce, the Committee came into operation in January 2016.

385 The Steering Committee continued its work in its second year of ofﬁce in 2017, with the similar team of members as follows :

Chairman: PNP 1982 Andrew Wong, BBS Members: PNP 1984 John WH Chan PNP 2006 James Tsui PNP 2013 Paul Wu NIPP Brian Kwan (Ex-Ofﬁcio) Secretary: Chamber Executive Phyllis Chan

3. ACTIVITIES IN THE SECOND YEAR 3.1 As in 2016, the Steering Committee met diligently to consider and resolve different issues and situations in the TOYP project in the 12-month period up to the National Convention this year. A total of 11 meetings were held in that period, or 22 in total since inception in 2016.

3.2 The Steering Committee has finished the task of compiling a TOYP Selection Project Manual that covers all the essential topics in TOYP Selection. Containing 38 chapters in 27 pages, the Manual served as a guide book for future Organising Committees and National Boards. The Steering Committee also arranged a brieﬁng session to help the 2017 Organising Committee members understand the Project Manual better.

3.3 Since Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, Selection Consultants of the TOYP Selection, wished to take a break after helping JCI Hong Kong in the project for 10 years, a new consultant ﬁrm, Ernst and Young, was successfully appointed as the Selection Consultants in 2016. The Steering Committee assisted the Organising Committee to brief the new Selection Consultants on the nomination and screening process, selection criteria and scoring system as well as the roles of the Selection Consultants.

3.4 The Steering Committee made recommendations on the appointment of new members in the Judging Panel since a few existing members resigned after serving for several years. Also, the Steering Committee assisted in approaching prospective judges.

3.5 Members of the Committee served as Advisors of the TOYP Selection 2017 Organising Committee and offered advices to the Chairlady under different circumstances. On occasions, advices were sought on an instant and urgent basis. In this connection, I am glad to point out that we have developed a very good working relationship with Chairlady Lena Wong, which has resulted in a reasonably successful performance being given by the Organising Committee so far this year.

386 4. TASKS TO BE DONE IN THE 3RD YEAR With the experience gained in execution of the TOYP project in 2016 and 2017, the Steering Committee will conduct a review of the Project Manual in the coming months and make suitable modifications in respective chapters so as to help future Organising Committees to carry out the project in a more effective and professional manner.

5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT In the capacity of the Steering Committee Chairman, I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to all the Steering Committee members including PNP John Chan, PNP James Tsui, PNP Paul Wu and NIPP Brian Kwan for their contributions to the Committee. Also, my appreciation goes to NP Teresa Poon for attending our meetings as far as possible and showing support to our work. Last but not the least, I wish to show my gratitude to CE Phyllis Chan for her role as the Secretary of the Committee.

Andrew Wong TOYP Selection Steering Committee Chairman

387 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM JCI HONG KONG ALUMNI CLUB CHAIRMAN SENATOR JACOB CHAN

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS JCIHK Alumni Club provides a platform for graduated JC members to participate in various activities and to apply their rich experiences and social resources to assist the young JCI members' growth. There are 634 senior members in the Club this year and the average age is 53.1.

This year is the 20th Anniversary of Alumni Club and the theme of this year is Healthy, Team Spirit and Happiness. Therefore the Alumni Club would have the following activities to be held for the celebrations and to entertain all the senior members:

JAN 14 Luncheon hosted by Hon. Patron Senator Jennifer Yu and JCI Hon. Advisor Senator Sonny Yu - chaired by VC Senator Sally Lai FEB 16 CNY Bonanza - chaired by AVC William Yeung MAR 18-19 Zhongshan 2 Days Inland Trip - chaired by VC Simon Cheng APR 14-17 Yangzhou 4 Days Inland Trip - chaired by VC Senator Jaime Ng APR 23 Hiking and BBQ Gathering - chaired by VC Senator Teem Lam MAY 13-14 Shunde 2 Days Inland Trip - chaired by VC Senator Tony Choi JUN 7-11 ASPAC Mongolia: Senior Member Luncheon - chaired by VC Senator Eva Leung JUL 29 Healthy Living and Eating Talk with Luncheon Gathering - chaired by AVC Leo Ip AUG 12 King of Mahjong Competition and Dinner - chaired by VC Senator Anthony Cheung SEP 14-17 Dalian 4 Days Inland Trip - chaired by AVC Victor Chan SEP 22-24 52th National Convention: Senior Member Luncheon and Graduation Ceremony - chaired by VC Senator Florence Lau and VC Senator Sally Lai SEP 29 Hiking and Sport Day of JCI MCO SMA - chaired by VC Senator Candy Yu OCT 13-15 Shaoguan 3 Days Inland Trip - chaired by VC Senator Andy Ma OCT 22 JCI MCO SMA HK Visit - chaired by VC Senator Candy Yu OCT 25 25th Anniversary Dinner of JCI MCO SMA - chaired by VC Senator Candy Yu

388 NOV 5-10 World Congress Amsterdam: Senior Member Happy Hour - chaired by VC Senator Jaime Ng NOV 25-26 Heyuan 2 Days Inland Trip - chaired by Treasurer Senator Daisy Lui DEC 10 20th Anniversary Dinner of NAC - chaired by VC Senator Angela Siu

2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE 2.1 Honorary Patron Senator Jennifer Yu Past JCI President

2.2 Panel of Advisors Senator Eric Poon Past Chairman Senator Winnie Wong Past Chairman Senator Dennis Leung Past Chairman Senator Angela Chan Past Chairman Senator Connie Chiu Past Chairman Senator Jacky Chan Past Chairman Senator Ivan Mok Past Chairman Senator Sam Sio Past Chairman

2.3 Executive Committee Senator Jacob Chan Chairman Senator Louis Lam Immediate Past Chairman Senator Brian Kwan Ex-ofﬁcio, NIPP Senator Daisy Lui Treasurer Alvina Lam Secretary Senator Angela Siu Vice Chairman, Gathering Ivan Han Vice Chairman, Gathering Martin Kwan Vice Chairman, I.T. Senator Jaime Ng Vice Chairman, International Senator Candy Yu Vice Chairman, International Senator Eva Leung Vice Chairman, International Simon Cheng Vice Chairman, International Senator Sally Lai Vice Chairman, Membership Senator Florence Lau Vice Chairman, National Affairs Senator Tony Choi Vice Chairman, National Affairs Senator Teem Lam Vice Chairman, Public Relations Senator Anthony Cheung Vice Chairman, Public Relations Senator Andy Ma Vice Chairman, Public Relations Senator Queenie Lo Vice Chairman, Publications Senator Susanna Kowk Vice Chairman, Publications Leo Ip Assistant Vice Chairman, Gathering

389 Louisa Lo Assistant Vice Chairman, Gathering Victor Chan Assistant Vice Chairman, Gathering Helen Leung Assistant Vice Chairman, I.T. Eric Chu Assistant Vice Chairman, Membership Donny Hung Assistant Vice Chairman, National Affairs Bowie Lam Assistant Vice Chairman, Public Relations William Yeung Assistant Vice Chairman, Public Relations Senator Caroline Ho Assistant to Chairman Charles Lam Assistant to Chairman

3. AREA REPORT 3.1. Gathering The most important event of this year will be the 20th Anniversary Banquet with the Musical theme named "You're the One that I want" to be held on December 10. There will have Musical, Carnival Booths and Banquet sessions.

The open casting of the NAC 20th Anniversary Musical had been organized with professional judges invited and more than 11 candidates had been interviewed on June 24.

The photo shooting and the enjoyable high tea had been organized to all PCs and Hon. Patron Jennifer Yu in Lake Egret Nature Park for the NAC 20th anniversary memory album on June 29.

Healthy Living and Eating Talk with Luncheon Gathering has been held on July 29. There were more than 28 members to enjoy the healthy talk and luncheon.

3.2. Information Technology By using email and whatsApp groups, communication and co-ordination was effectively enhanced with LOM SMCCs. We also made use of the JCIHKAC Facebook Fan page to promote our events. Photos and videos of all the activities can be viewed and downloaded from this platforms. The posts were received warmly by fans.

3.3. International Affairs The first inland trip of "Good Food and Good Fun in Zhongshan"had been held during the period of March 18 and 19 and there were 37 participants coming from 8 chapters to enjoy plenty of delicious food, good wine and full of happiness in this trip.

The second inland trip of "To explore the ancient city of Yangzhou" had been held

390 during the period of April 14 to 17 and there were 30 participants, the combination of 10 chapters to experience beautiful scenery and delicious local tastes of Huaiyang cuisine in this trip. The reunion dinner was followed on May 17 with 26 participants sharing the whole trip happy moments.

The 3rd inland trip of Happy Mother's Day in Shunde had been held during the period of May 13 and 15 and there were 34 participants coming from 8 chapters to enjoy plenty of famous and delicious Shunde food, good wines, full of fun and joy in Shunde.

The SMC luncheon gathering in ASPAC Mongolia had been organized on June 9 with 16 senior members and enjoyed delicious Mongolia food and wine.

3.4. Membership Luncheon hosted by Hon Patron Senator Jennifer Yu and JCI Advisor Senator Sonny Yu was successfully held on January 14 with 43 participants including 12 SMCCs, 31 Ex-com and Past Chairmen, of course, with NP Teresa and NIPP Brian participation. The NAC 2017 year plan had been shared and with happy and warm atmosphere.

The 1st NAC gathering had been organized on June 17 with more than 30 SMCCs, SMCPCs and SMCVCs to enjoy karaoke, playing mahjong, buffets and birthday cake.

There were 634 senior members registered with NOM by the end of July 2017.

To strengthen the bonding between chapters, 2 times of SMC Chairmen gatherings were arranged by the membership team.

To welcome new senior members, the Graduation Ceremony for all graduates will be held in the 52th National Convention.

3.5. National Affairs Half day tour and Alumni Luncheon will be held on September 24 in the 52th National Convention. The NC team offered an 1-day pass package to encourage more senior members to join this great annual event.

3.6. Public Relations Chines New Year Bonanza had been held on February 16 and there were more than 200 guests from 21 local chapters. The fortune teller taught us DIY Feng-Shui for

391 the Year of the Rooster, the God of Wealth handed out red packets and our theme costume award lifted up a warm and loving atmosphere. An exciting lucky draw and City Band's chorus brought the event to a perfect end. All the participants' passionate involvement brought us a happy glorious start to the Year of the Rooster.

The joint hiking and BBQ gathering with Hiking Fun had been held on April 23 and there were 60 people to participate the hiking and 30 people to join BBQ section.

There will be a mahjong competition with dinner on August 12 and a golf tournament in November.

3.7. Publications Two issues of Alumni Club's articles on Harbour Lights had been finished and another two issues will be prepared in the coming half year.

Two issues of E-newsletter had been finished and waiting to be posted in JCIHK web-site. Another two issues will be prepared in the coming half year.

4. OUTSTANDING TASKS AUG 12 King of Mahjong Competition and Dinner - chaired by VC Senator Anthony Cheung SEP 14-17 Dalian 4 Days Inland Trip - chaired by AVC Victor Chan SEP 22-24 52th National Convention: Senior Member Luncheon and Graduation Ceremony - chaired by VC Senator Florence Lau and VC Senator Sally Lai SEP 29 Hiking and Sport Day of JCI MCO SMA - chaired by VC Senator Candy Yu OCT 13-15 Shaoguan 3 Days Inland Trip - chaired by VC Senator Andy Ma OCT 22 JCI MCO SMA HK Visit - chaired by VC Senator Candy Yu OCT 25 25th Anniversary Dinner of JCI MCO SMA - chaired by VC Senator Candy Yu NOV 5-10 World Congress Amsterdam: Senior Member Happy Hour - chaired by VC Senator Jaime Ng NOV 25-26 Heyuan 2 Days Inland Trip - chaired by Treasurer Senator Daisy Lui DEC 10 20th Anniversary Dinner of NAC - chaired by VC Senator Angela Siu

392 5. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to my huge and strong team of Excom members. Thanks for their hard work and great effort.

I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to the Advisors: Senator Eric Poon, Senator Winnie Wong, Senator Dennis Leung, Senator Angela Chan, Senator Connie Chiu , Senator Jacky Chan, Senator Ivan Mok and Senator Sam Sio.

I would like to express my gratitude to National President Senator Teresa Poon, Honorary Patron Senator Jennifer Yu, JCI Honorary Advisor Senator Sonny Yu, Charter Chairman Senator George Lung BBS, HH, JP, National Immediately Past President Brian Kwan and Past Chairmen for their support and encouragement.

I would like to thank my mother chapter JCI City for their continuous support. Thanks should also be given to LOM SMC Chairman, Coordinators and senior members who have been so supportive to our team for the past seven months. The upcoming events during the last ﬁve months of the year will be even more spectacular and I sincerely hope all senior members can enjoy this year as much as our team.

I am looking forward to meeting you all at the 20th Anniversary Celebration on December 10. I am sure this will be another fruitful and fascinating event that you have.

Jacob Chan Alumni Club Chairman

393 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION CHAIRMAN ROSANNA WONG

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • Training Workshop for LOMs To provide trainings for all local chapters in order to gear them up while planning and organizing inﬂuential projects in the beginning of their year of service.

• JCI Hong Kong Sales Products To enhance JCI Hong Kong's corporate image as well as members' sense of belongings by launching a series of limited edition sales products for members to purchase. The sales products are suitable for personal use or even as a gift to members' friends or delegates of sister chapters.

• Proof-reading service To enhance consistency and accuracy in documents and emails sent out by NOM, proofreading service is provided by National Corporate Communications Team.

2. ASSIGNMENT I was assigned to follow up the following items: • Two PR workshops • JCI Hong Sales Products • Proof-reading Service • Email template used by all NOM board ofﬁcers & commissions • The Champions of Champions

3. COMMISSION STRUCTURE Supervisor: National Executive Vice President Winnie Teammates: Vice Chairman Michael Shek, Vice Chairman Niki Leung, Vice Chairman Stop Chan and Vice Chairman Sunny Chan

394 4. AREA REPORT 4.1. Training Workshops for LOMs • PR Workshop 1 - Corporate Image and Brand Building First workshop about Corporate Image and Brand Building was conducted on 14 December 2016 with more than 30 participants and JCI Peninsular 2013 President Angus Cheung as the guest speaker, sharing his insights about building a brand in both business world and JC world.

• PR Workshop 2- Handling Media 36 members participated in our second workshop to have a more in-depth understanding in handling the media. JCI Tai Ping Shan 1994 President Wendy Pang was the guest speaker of the workshop and shared her experience in her past JC projects, e.g being the chairlady of the Ten Outstanding Young Persons in 1998 and her daily work as a professional PR.

4.2 JCI Hong Kong Sales Products • Q1 Products • The ‘Best Baby of Life' Baby Bibs ($50 each) Total 51 pieces were sold as of 6 Aug 2017

395 • JCI Hong Kong Memo Bottle, made from environmentally friendly materials, to encourage less consumption in disposable plastic bottles which echoes with SDGs no.12: Responsible Consumption & Production ($80 each) Total 60 pieces were sold as of 6 Aug 2017

• Q2 Products National Corporate Commission has helped ASPAC Onto Team to source 2 of the items in the JCI Hong Kong Delegate Kit for more than 220 Hong Kong Delegates. National Corporate Commission has reserved 100 Sets of JCI HK Travel Packing Bags and 50 JCI HK Luggage Belt for members to purchase.

• JCI Hong Kong Travel Packing Bag (A Set of 6) - $80 per set Total 82 pieces were sold as of 6 Aug 2017

396 • JCI Hong Kong Luggage Belt - $80 per set Total 23 pieces were sold as of 6 Aug 2017

Members can also redeem JCI HK Sales Products with their e-coupons in sponsorship packages.

4.3 Proofreading service In order to safeguard the corporate image of JCIHK by lowering the chance of having typos or grammatical mistakes in external promotion items of projects hosted by JCIHK, National Corporate Communications Commission has coordinated with NOM Corporate Communications Team to provide proofreading service for any external promotion materials.

4.4 Standardized Email template A standardized email template was sent out on 14 Jan for all NOM board officers & commissions for a more unified corporate image.

397 4.5 The Champions of Champions The guidelines of The Champion of Champions (COC) were launched on 19 Jan which aims at promoting greater participation of JCI Hong Kong members in various inter-chapter events. Awards will be presented to Chapters that have actively participated in the COC programs at the end of year.

List of COC events in 2017 (as of 6 August 2017) • JC Sports Day held on 1 May 2017 host by JCI Island • JC Inter-LOM JCI Quiz Competition held on 4 June 2017 by JCI Kowloon • JC Badminton Contest held on 25 June host by JCI Peninsular

5. OUTSTANDING TASKS 5.1 To follow up JCI HK sales products in Q3 & Q4 5.2 To present the ﬁnal results of The Champions of Champions in the year-end

6. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It was my greatest honor to be appointed as the National Corporate Communications Commission Chairman in 2017. I was happy to help source the JCI HK corporate gifts in order to enhance JCI HK's corporate image and members' sense of belongs; as well as to hold PR Workshops to equip 2017 LOM boards and project teams with better skills in handling media and brand building.

I would like to express my sincere thanks to National President Theresa So and National Executive Vice President Winnie Yeung for offering me a chance to serve JCIHK and had given me generous support and great motivation throughout.

I would also like to thank my Vice Chairman Michael Shek from JCI Dragon, Vice Chairman Niki Leung from JCI City Lady, Vice Chairman Stop Chan from JCI Peninsular and Vice Chairman Sunny Chan from JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes for joining my team and assist me to complete all the assigned tasks

Last but not least, thank you so much for my mother chapter president DoDo So for giving me the opportunity to serve JCIHK with the mission, BEST WORK OF LIFE!

Rosanna Wong National Corporate Communications Commission Chairman

398 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM 2017 NATIONAL FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMISSION CHAIRMAN MAN FOK

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • Participate in and bring JC members to the 3 Area Conference (Africa and Middle East Conference, Conference of the Americas, European Conference) • To promote JCIHK and bring home useful connections and resources • Participate in and provide assistance to On-to WC

2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE Supervisor: NEVP Senator Winnie YEUNG (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes) Vice-chairman: Brian WOO (JCI Victoria) Vice-chairman: Carmen MAK (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes) Vice-chairman: Thomas WONG (JCI Lion Rock) Vice-chairman: May TAN (JCI Yuen Long) Vice-chairman: Kelly NGAN (JCI Shatin) Vice-chairman: Boris KAM (JCI Lantau)

3. AREA REPORT The JCIHK Ambassador Program is designed to motivate JCIHK members to participate the 3 area conferences beside ASPAC which is Africa and Middle East Conference, Conference of the Americas, European Conference. The program sponsored by HKJC Foundation and all participates have received the travel pack included a cap, jacket and suitcase with JCIHK logo.

Every year, JC Members unite in their regions for JCI Area Conferences to exchange ideas, learn how to maximize their local impact and collaborate with other National Organizations in their Area Conferences – Africa and the Middle East, the Americas, Europe, Asia and the Paciﬁc – they give members a chance to make the most out of JCI's internationalism.

In 2017, National Foreign Affairs Commission brought JCIHK members to Area Conferences in Africa and the Middle East and the Americas, Europe.

Summary of Delegates 2017 JCI Africa and the Middle East Conference 9 Members 2017 JCI Conference of the Americas 4 Members European Conference 15 Members

399 2017 JCI Africa and the Middle East Conference This Year the Africa and the Middle East Conference was held in Sousse, Tunisia. Sousse is the pearl of the Sahel and have three thousand years of history, by the charm of the alleys of its Medina "classified World Heritage of Humanity", by its rich museums reflecting epochs of civilization, witnesses of its rooting.

2017 JCI Conference of the Americas This year the America Conference was held in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Punta Cana is a premier tourist destination in the Caribbean offering a unique blend of stunning beaches and rich culture.

2017 JCI European Conference This year the European Conference is all about crossing borders; we can find the conference program offers several company visits and excursions not only in Switzerland but also in France and Germany. The program also includes several high-proﬁle keynote speakers, skills development sessions and forums all focused around making the conference experience unforgettable.

4. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my great pleasure to serve JCIHK as 2017 National Foreign Affairs Commission Chairman. It is a very fruitful and memorable year for me in my JC life. I am much obliged to National President Senator Teresa Poon for entrusting me with the foreign affairs area and giving me the opportunity to server National Board in her presidency.

I would also like to express my heartiest thanks to my supervisor National Executive Vice President Senator Winnie Yeung for her guidance and support. My utmost thanks to my dedicated Vice Chairmen for their commitment, creativity, passion and participate in the area conference. And also thanks to HKJC Foundation to sponsor the travel to our ambassador.

Last but not least; I would like to express my deepest appreciate to all participants for their wonderful support. I think you have learned a lot and have fun with other National Organization.

Best wishes to all the incoming National Board of Directors, LOM presidents and their ofﬁcers in 2018!

Man Fok National Foreign Affairs Commission Chairman

400 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS COMMISSION CHAIRMAN SENATOR KENNY LO

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS National International Commission team was planned to welcome oversea guests and provided different opportunities for our members to meet guests from other countries.

2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE Supervisor - National Executive Vice President Senator Winnie Yeung Chairman - PP Senator Kenny Lo Vice Chairmen - PP Naomi Chan, PP Jordan Yeung, PP Sam Cheng

3. AREA REPORT • IA Workshop Reception and Communication with Sister Chapters was held on 7/Dec/2016 in Think Cafe', Causeway Bay with PP Sen. Ban Chui and PP Sen. Jade Chan as speakers; It covered necessary info and manner for reception with over 40 members attended the training.

• Reception We have total 30 overseas delegates from JCI ofﬁcers and 6 NOMs. Besides NIAC team, we have PP Sen. Nelson Lin, NFAC Chairman Man Fok, NIAD Ben Mak and JCI East Kowloon HS Paco Lam drove our oversea delegates to their hotel and IC venues during 6-8/Jan. We also go helpers from JCI Dragon Stephen Ma for receiving oversea delegates, JCI City Lady Bowie Chiu as JCI President personal assistant, NMAO from JCI East Kowloon Karen Kwong as JCI Vice President personal assistant and JCI Bauhinia PP Sen. Florence Lau for translating to Korean for JCI VP.

Arranged a Welcome Reception at JCI Hong Kong Ofﬁce for National President of JCI Germany and PNP of JCI Bulgaria on 16/Jan and 9/Feb.

Receiving PWP Harada who was the trainer of International President's Forum on 26/ Feb/2017 by arranging transportation and reception dinner with National Ofﬁcers and LOM Presidents after the training.

401 JCI President Dawn was arrive Hong Kong from Macau on 21/ March. We have arranged some lunch and dinner gathering with her. We also bring her to some visit at JCIHK Ofﬁce and arrange an interview for local chapters and a meeting with AIESEC. She also joined 2 local chapter projects, one is visit McRefugees which is organized by JCI Tai Ping Shan, another one is SDG Junior Ambassador Programme 2017 organized by JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes. We did visit 2 NGOs which are Hong Kong Lutheran Social Service and Equal Opportunities Commission. Thank you for all local presidents' support on 22/ March's JCI President Reception Dinner, there is over 100 JC members to attend the reception dinner. It is also a great night to witness 20 prospective members inducted by JCI President.

Received and welcomed the following guests for Run for Peace from 28-30/4: JCI EVP Brian, Peace is Possible Committee Dainial and Ana, JCI Taiwan NP Andy, his family and 2 NVPs, JCI Korea NP Kim, 4 members and their families (11people in total). Special Thanks to National Partnership Liaison for lining up Uber for transportation and Hilton Garden Inn for Reception Dinner. And thanks for all members who take care our VIP guests during the event.

JCI Vice President Kim Kongjoo arrived Hong Kong on 2/May. Thanks for all the members who help to receive our VIP during these days. JCI VP visited JCI Hong Kong ofﬁce and we arranged an interview section for LOMs. Then she joined 2 LOM projects after lunch. At the night time, we have JCI VP Reception in Wanchai which have over 90 members joined. Thanks to all Chapter Presidents and members support this reception dinner. Next day we bring JCI VP to Flag raising ceremony for 4/May Youth Day. In the afternoon, we visited The Korean Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong and Hong Kong Home Affairs Bureau. Then she joined another LOM projects at night. She join last LOM project before she went to Macao in last day.

4. OUTSTANDING TASKS JCI Taiwan got 5 members will join our JCI Hong Kong 2017 National Convention.

5. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT International Affairs is an interesting and important are in JCI. I have to Thanks National President Teresa gave me this opportunity to be the chairman of National International Affairs Commission. And all support from my supervisor NEVP Winnie Yeung all the time. I would like to express my sincere thanks to all the people who gave their hand in the past few months:

NIAC Team including Vice Chairman PP Naomi Chan from JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, Vice Chairman PP Jordan Yeung from JCI City and Vice Chairman PP Sam Cheng from JCI Island.

402 Our team also got many helpers such as Bowie Chiu from JCI City Lady and Stephen Ma from JCI Dragon. During each reception, we have many members help to drive and take care our guests. They are PP Nelson Lin from JCI Kowloon, Paco Lam from JCI East Kowloon, Dave Wong from JCI Kowloon, PP Olive Chan from JCI Lion Rock, Tany Kwee form JCI Queensway, Karen Kwong from JCI East Kowloon, PP Florence Lau from JCI Bauhinia, Isaac Leung from JCI Apex, Nick from JCI Queensway, Davina Wong from JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, Caren Ngai from JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, Ciera Ting from JCI City Lady, Peter Cheng from JCI Harbour and Wade Leung from JCI Harbour. I would like to thank NIAD Ben Mak for helping our reception all the time.

Last but not least, I would like to thank my Mother Chapter, JCI East Kowloon, and my beloved wife for her support 24-7.

Enjoy JC Life, Enjoy IA mission!

Kenny Lo National International Affairs Commission Chairman

403 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM CHAIRMAN, NATIONAL MAINLAND AFFAIRS COMMISSION KENNETH YU

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS The main objectives of the Mainland Affairs Commission are to provide networking opportunities for our members with China's young leaders and to enhance our members' knowledge towards Mainland China.

For 2017, we have planned the following activities: • Coordinate the visit of Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the HKSAR • Coordinate the visit of Ofﬁce of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic Of China in the HKASR • Arrange meetings with Mainland Organizations and guests who visit JCIHK

2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE NEVP Senator Leo Li (JCI APEX) Supervisor Kenneth Yu (JCI Harbour) Commission Chairman Hermes Chan (JCI Harbour) Commission Vice Chairman Gilbert Tsang (JCI City) Commission Vice Chairman Patrick Law (JCI Lantau) Commission Vice Chairman

3. AREA REPORT • Courtesy visit to Youth Affairs Department of Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong S.A.R. ( 中央人民政府駐香港特別行政區聯絡辦公室 ) was arranged on 28 March 2017. 36 representatives from NOM and Chapter Presidents joined with an aim of exploring more collaborations with them and to provide an opportunity to chapters for sharing their projects.

404 • Courtesy visit to Ofﬁce of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic Of China in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region ( 中華人民共和國外交部駐香港特別行政區特派員公署 ) was arranged on 28 March 2017 as well. 70 members from different Chapters. The Ofﬁce specially arranged Dr. YANG Xiyu to share the issue of globalization for us

• Courtesy visit by Committee for overseas Chinese, Foreign Affairs, Ethnic & Religious Affairs Standing Committee of Guangzhou Municipal People's Congress A group of committee representatives had paid visit to JCI Hong Kong on 23 March, 2017. We shared our experience on Community service and explored the future collaboration between us, not only the exchange visit, but also joint project in Hong Kong and Guangzhou.

• Open Day of Ofﬁce of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic Of China in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region For celebrating 20th Anniversary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, The Ofﬁce organized an Open Day for public on 28 May, 2017. It was a really valuable chance for 21 JCI Hong Kong members and their friends visit them and know more about the foreign affair of the People's Republic of China.

• Courtesy visit by Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Youth Federation A group of committee representatives had paid visit to JCI Hong Kong on 14 July, 2017. We shared our experience on Community service and explored the future collaboration between us, and they are willing to have joint project between Hong Kong and Ningxia.

405 • Courtesy visit by Economy, Science and Technology Bureau of Chancheng District Foshan City A group of committee representatives had paid visit to JCI Hong Kong on 27 July, 2017. The representative shared the human capital policy in Chancheng District Foshan City and we exchanged our experience on community service. Dr. Joe Z. Fang from One Country Two Systems Research Institute Limited shared the development plan of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Big Bay Area, which is a very fruitful and concrete exchange session.

4. OUTSTANDING TASKS • Sharing with「高飛遠翔」粵港青年明日領袖培訓計劃 2017 Hong Kong Youth Exchange Promotion United Association organized「高飛遠翔」粵港青年明日領袖培訓計劃 2017. 25 JCI Hong Kong leaders are invited to share with 25 Hong Kong student leaders and 25 Guangdong Students Federation leaders about leadership and community services on 23 Aug 2017.

5. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would like to thank National President Senator Teresa Poon for her patience and inspiration, most importantly, giving me the opportunity to serve JCIHK as National Community Development Directors in her presidency year. I would like to extend my thanks to the following party: all Chapter Presidents, LOM ofﬁcers and all JC fellows for their participations and fully support. Moreover, I owe my deep gratitude to my supervisor NEVP Senator Leo Li for his support and advice. Undoubtedly, I would like to devote my whole-hearted thanks to NMACVC Hermes Chan, NMACVC Gilbert Tsang and NMACVC Patrick Law for their dedication and continuous support thought the year!

Moreover, I would like to thank you my mother chapter, JCI Harbour, for giving me the opportunity to serve in JCI National Board!

In the last 7 years of my JC journey, JCI Harbour gave me many opportunities to grow into an Active Citizen as aligned with JCI Mission and Vision. I would like to take this opportunity to thank President Tony; all Past Presidents; board of director and all JCI Harbour buddies. Thank You, my mother chapter!

406 Finally, I would like to extend my best wishes to the coming National Board for a successful year of 2018.

Kenneth Yu National Mainland Affairs Commission Chairman

407 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM 2017 NATIONAL MARKETING AND MEDIA COMMISSION CHAIRMAN LEWIS KAN

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • To develop videos share how JCI Hong Kong acts as an organization of young active citizens • To deliver message how JCI creates positive change in our community • To make awareness and emphasize JCI’s unique, positive aspects to internal and external parties

2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE Supervisor : NEVP Senator Leo Li Vice Chairman : Eppie Chan (JCI Harbour), Henry Lai (JCI Apex)

3. AREA REPORT The core value of National Marketing and Media commission (NMMC) is to develop effective tools let public understand how JCI provides development and opportunities empowering young people to create positive change to our society and that service to humanity is the best work of life.

Based on research online videos are becoming an increasingly inﬂuential form of education and advocacy, reported by The Nielsen Company in April 2016*.

There are total 4 videos produced by NMMC:

Launch Date Main objective Target audience 08/31/2016 Introduce "Best Work of Life" theme PNPs, NOM BOD & LOM Presidents (Internal Use only) 01/07/2017 Introduce JCIHK’s service to public Local media representatives URL: 05/22/2017 Empower prospective members to create Prospective members positive change through join JCI 09/24/2017 Create urgency to achieve 17 SDGs together All JCIHK members

408 3.1 Video prepared for courtesy dinner on 31 Aug., 2016 (19MB, 2:49) This video consist lots of problems waiting us to solve such as war, poverty, illness etc. and empower JCIHK members act as active citizen to serve humidity as "Best Work of Life"

It is internal use for election only.

3.2 Video prepared for media luncheon on 7 Jan., 2017 (47MB, 4:25) This video consist lots of service JCIHK had done in local community to active Sustainable development goals from United Nations.

Video could be download via: https://goo.gl/cZwamA

3.3 Video prepared for change maker forum on 22 May, 2017 (477MB, 2:16) It consists of several "mock-up" job interviews to raise awareness and emphasize value and positive changes after joined JCI family.

Through this video, we hope more young people to build a stronger economy and fairer society for this generation, the next and all those that follow.

Video initial launched during change maker forum and posted in JCIHK Facebook same day.

Public could be access this video via https://youtu.be/n5b9tXQjAUU

* Sources: HONG KONG VIDEO-ON-DEMAND VIEWING HABITS STUDY, The Nielsen Company (US), LLC. 20 April, 2016 http://www.nielsen.com/hk/en/press-room/2016/hong-kong-video-on-demand-viewing-habits-study.html

4. OUTSTANDING TASKS Video prepared for General Assembly on 24 September, 2017 (26MB, 3:36)

This video acts as an echo of "Best Work of Life" video introduced during courtesy dinner and create urgency to achieve 17 SDGs together towards Sustainable development goals from United Nations.

5. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my great pleasure to serve National Board since 2011. With this opportunity I would like to express my sincere appreciation to National President Senator Teresa Poon giving our commission opportunity and insights to produce this video. Also, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to NEVP Senator Leo Li for valuable guidance and with

409 the immense support from Vice Chairman Eppie Chan (JCI Harbour) and Henry Li (JCI Apex).

Thanks time and effort of actors below (nominated by LOM presidents) to perform in this video:

Past President Senator Winston Lin (JCI City) Carmen Tam (JCI Harbour) Jason Chu (JCI Dragon) Kylie Lau (JCI East Kowloon) Mic Hon (JCI City) Elaine Tang (JCI Sha Tin)

Thanks continuous supports of CE Senator Phyllis Chan and chamber ofﬁce staffs.

It is always true, because of my mother chapter JCI Dragon; I had almost 10-year best work of life. Thanks President Daryl Lin, Past Presidents and Board of Directors and all members for their continually support to JC movement all the time. Thank you JCI Dragon.

Best wishes to all the incoming National Board of Directors, LOM presidents and their ofﬁcers in 2018!

Lewis Kan National Marketing and Media Commission Chairman

410 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP LIAISON COMMISSION CHAIRMAN CAROL YEUNG

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • To strength existing partners' relationship and create platform for members to network with other similar NGOs. • To develop commercial partners and bring mutual benefit to JCI members and our partners. • To provide learning opportunities for members to learn how to engage and maintain partners.

2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE Supervising Ofﬁcer: National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin Vice-Chairmen: Queenice Wong (JCI Victoria) Wilcox Leung (JCI Harbour) Celia Mok (JCI Queensway)

3. AREA REPORT "Partnerships for the Goals" is Goal 17 under the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It is known that the world today is more interconnected than ever before. In our society, sustainable development can only be realized with a strong commitment to partnership and cooperation. It is also said that partnerships are fundamental, because that sustainable development can never be achieved without effective collaboration between business, governments and civil society organizations. Therefore, in 2017, we are proud to continue strong relations with existing partners (such as UNESCO HK Association, Rotary, Lions Club) through participation or supporting different events.

More importantly, this year, the Commission explored some new corporate/commercial partners to beneﬁt JCI Hong Kong (JCIHK) projects, local chapters and all JCI members

3.1. JCI Corporate Offer - Hilton Garden Inn Hong Kong Mongkok The Hilton Garden Inn Hong Kong Mongkok is a brand new hotel that opened in late 2016. Our Commission met the hotel owner on 22 February 2017, and they showed keen interested in supporting JCI and JCI Hong Kong events and initiatives. They offered JCI Hong Kong special Corporate rate for hotel room booking, banqueting and events, as well as VIP dining discount at the hotel's Chinese restaurant (Eagle's Garden).

411 We were pleased that the JCI President Reception Dinner was held at the hotel's ballroom on 22 March 2017 with over 100 JCIHK members present that day. And later, during the "JCI Hong Kong Run for Peace" (29 April 2017), we provided the hotel option for overseas delegation for discount booking. Two VIPs - MrDainial Lim (JCI Peace is Possible Committee Member) and Andy Hou (JCI Taiwan National President) stayed at the hotel during the event.

In April 2017, JCIHK has officially signed and opened a Corporate Account with the hotel. All JCI members (local or overseas) are eligible to book the hotel rooms at a guaranteed rate for year 2017. And special meeting or banquet packages were also secured for JCIHK events such as AGM and Anniversary. The offers have been promoted to all chapters and members for consideration for coming events or overseas guest visitations.

3.2. Uber Hong Kong Collaboration The Commission met with key business contacts of the Uber Hong Kong (Uber HK) on 1 March 2017. After the meeting, UBER HK was interested to support local chapter projects and JCIHK initiatives.

As Uber HK had a CSR focus on elderly in 2017 which they launched a new dedicated car service called "Uber Assist" which is focused to service the elderly and disabled persons. After discussion, Uber HK agreed to support "JCI Hong Kong Run for Peace" (29 April 2017) by providing complimentary service to all overseas VIP delegates (including rides for National International Affairs Commission helpers/ members that accompanied guests). A total of 5 dedicated cars were provided by Uber HK to take care of the VIP delegates to/from hotel, airport and event venue. With this kind sponsorship, Uber HK also showcased "Uber Assist" service at a booth during the "JCI Hong Kong Run for Peace" and 200 ride vouchers were also given out that day.

Apart from complimentary services provided, Uber HK engaged our commission to solicit local chapter projects that are Elderly and Disability themed which they may give support through Uber Assist service.

On 29 March, we collected and submitted 6 LOM project proposals from JCI Island, JCI Kowloon, JCI Peninsula, JCI Tai Ping Shan, JCI Apex, JCI Sha Tin to Uber HK for consideration. In April, Uber HK reviewed the proposal and selected chapters had further discussion on support and/or sponsorship.

412 3.3. SONGWIFI ( 爽 Wi-Fi) - Offer to all JCI Members SONGWIFI is a Hong Kong company dedicated to provide mobile Wi-Fi service for travel. In February 2017, they confirmed a special offer to all JCI Members which they can book mobile Wi-Fi service up to 30% off. The service can be booked online (www.songwiﬁ.com.hk) with the special promotional code "JCI". This offer is provided to all JCI Members.

We were pleased to receive further support by SONGWIFI by providing 3 complimentary mobile Wi-Fi for the JCI Hong Kong delegates that attended the 2017 JCI European Conference in Basel, Switzerland from 24 to 27 May.

4. OUTSTANDING TASKS • Partnership Workshop/Seminar (October / November 2017) - a workshop/seminar is in planning to provide effective training and tools for members interested in partnership liaison and to maintain future collaboration. Special organizations and guest speakers will be invited for this event. Topics for discuss ion the latest CSR trends, corporate sponsorship and partnership proposals.

• There are some additional corporate offer partnerships in discussion such as printing/ production, travel and dining for JCIHK members. It will be announced ongoing as it is conﬁrmed.

5. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my great pleasure to serve JCI Hong Kong as National Partnership Liaison Commission Chairman in 2017. This is a new Commission for JCI Hong Kong, and it has been a fruitful and exciting to develop this brand new platform for all JC members. Over the year, NPLCC has brought in a wide variety of new beneﬁts and partner connections to JCI Hong Kong.

Partnership is a long term investment which requires time to cultivate and to maintain for future. Over this year, we stayed focused to liaise and to engage quality partners. The year has gone by very quickly, and surely, there are still many more partnerships that can be explored. It has truly been both rewarding and challenging to build this new commission.

I would like to express my heartfelt thanks for the National President Senator Teresa Poon for entrusting me on this role. My supervising ofﬁcer NGLC Senator Zenith Lin for your unfailing support and guidance. And of course, my sincere appreciation to all my great teammates, my Vice Chairman Queenice Wong (JCI Victoria), Wilcox Leung (JCI Harbour) and Celia Mok (JCI Queensway) for their contribution and in making all the great partnerships happen. Thanks for all JCIHK local Chapter President and members' support to our Commission.

413 I would like to thanks my mother chapter JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes and President Do Do So, for giving me this opportunity to serve our beloved organization JCI Hong Kong.

Carol Yeung National Partnership Liaison Commission Chairman

414 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL PUBLICATION AND SOCIAL MEDIA COMMISSION CHAIRMAN JOYCE CHOW

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS In order to promote the overarching theme "Best Work of Life", our team had set out four subtheme for each issue of Harbour Lights and related promotion in JCIHK website and Facebook, with reference to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): • 1st Issue: No Poverty (SDG1) • 2nd Issue: Sustainable Cities and Communities (SDG11) • 3rd Issue: Good Health and Well-being (SDG3) • 4th Issue: Quality Education (SGD4)

Throughout the year, out team strived to: • Deepen the understanding of JCI Vision, Mission and Values amongst JCIHK members and our stakeholders, including government departments, NGOs, professional associations, strategic partners etc; • Promote awareness on social issues with local and international perspectives; • Engage and connect with our members by providing more sharing opportunities and articulating their views and suggestions as active citizens; and • Gear towards a more environmental friendly magazine and tap into the potential of social media to expand its readership.

2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE 2.1 Supervisor: National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin 2.2 National Publication and Social Media Commission Chairman: Joyce Chow 2.3 National Publication and Social Media Commission Vice-chairmen: Sergii Molchanov Ciera Ting Alexandra Lo

3. AREA REPORT

415 3.1 Harbour Lights Issue 1 Theme: No Poverty Cover Story: Sleeping without a Home (Interview with the Society for Community Organization and Street Sleepers) Features: A Kind-hearted Man Serving Hong Kong’s Homeless (Interview with Mr Chan Cheuk Ming "Ming Gor") The Hidden Stories of Refugees in Hong Kong Connecting with Mr Robert Gillies, 2016 JCI Ten Outstanding Young Person, Co-founder of the Homeless of Melbourne Incorporated Enterprise It also included interview with JCI President Senator Dawn Hetzel and JCI Vice President Senator Kongjoo Kim during their short stay attending JCIHK Inaugural Ceremony.

3.2 Harbour Lights Issue 2 Theme: Sustainable Cities and Communities Cover Story: Building a Smart City (Interview with Dr. Hubert Chan, JP, Chairman of Hong Kong Communications Holding Limited) Features: Public Housing Design in Evolution (Interview with Housing Department of Hong Kong) Tailor-made Retirement Housing for Everyone (Interview with Hong Kong Housing Society) Connecting with Mr Felix Finkbeiner, 2016 JCI Ten Outstanding Young Person, Founder of Plant For the Planet

The contents of Harbour Lights were also shown on JCIHK website (as individual blog post) and JCIHK Facebook.

4. OUTSTANDING TASKS The upcoming tasks are the production of Issue 3 and 4, where Issue 3 will be published before National Convention, and Issue 4 will be published by early November this year.

5. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

416 First of all, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to National President Senator Teresa Poon for inviting me to serve as the National Publication and Social Media Commission Chairman with an eye-opening experience. I would also like to extend my heartfelt thanks to my supervisor National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin for his guidance and support at all times. Besides, I would like to extend my appreciation to Chamber Executive Senator Phyllis Chan and her team for liaison with 2016 JCI Ten Outstanding Young Persons and other administrative support.

In addition, I would like to thank my excellent teammates, Sergii Molchanov from JCI Dragon, Ciera Ting from JCI City Lady, and Alexandra Lo from JCI Harbour. It has been a wonderful experience working with you all and learning from each of you.

Moreover, I would like to express thanks to National Board members, Commission Chairmen, National Alumni Club, LOM Presidents with their Board Members and fellow JCs for their continual support in promoting JCI vision, mission, and values together this year.

Last but not least, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to my mother chapter JCI City Lady, President Nancy Yau, Past Presidents and friends. My JC life becomes brighter and more beautiful because of you. Thank you very much to you all.

Joyce Chow National Publication and Social Media Commission Chairman

417 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION CHAIRMAN DENNIS LAI

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS This is my honor to serve JCIHK in the capacity of Training & Development Comission (TDC) Chairman. I am pleased to submit my report to General Assembly of the 52nd National Convention. 1.1. Our objectives: • Develop a platform for potential members to become trainers. • Support JCI ofﬁcial courses, JCIHK training and local chapters’training. • Support the development of training programs.

2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE Chairman : Dennis Lai (JCI Peninsula) Advisor : PNP Senator Louise Chan (JCI Peninsula) Immediate Past Chairman : PP Senator Simon Wong (JCI Shatin) Vice Chairman : IPP Iris Lam (JCI East Kowloon) PP Kenny Chan (JCI North District) Vincent Chow (JCI Shatin) Winnie Chu (JCI City Lady) NOM Supervising : NEVP Senator Winnie Yeung (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes)

3. AREA REPORT 3.1 JCI Ofﬁcial Course 4 February 2017 • JCI Achieve 17 Participants • JCI Impact 26 Participants • Head Trainer: PP Senator Karen Yeung (JCI North District) • Assistant Trainer: Carmen Ching (JCI East Kowloon), Krystle Fong (JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes)

3.2 Trainer Mentorship Programe February 2017 to June 2017 TMP Kickoff 23 February 2017 • Over 60 Participants • Mentees are matched with their mentors during the kickoff. The detail of the Trainer Mentorship Program is introduced.

418 TMP Workshop 23 May 2017 • Over 20 Participants • Deliver different training method and technique to Mentee. • Trainer: PP Senator Parlett Chang (JCI Queensway)

TMP Trainer Summit 18 June 2017 • Over 100 Participants • Total 29 mentees present 14 training sessions in the Trainer Summit under the guidance of 15 mentors.

3.3 NSDG X NTDC UN Sustainable Development Goals Workshop 31 May 2017 • Over 30 Participants • Paticipants got better understanding on the SDG Goals. • Head Trainer: PP Senator Ronald Kan (JCI Shatin) • Assisstant Trainer: PP Kacy Yu (JCI Apex), Chris Lai (JCI Kowloon)

3.4 JCIHK Trainer Database July 2017 Launched JCIHK Trainer Database.

Objective: • For Members: Make chapter trainer to be known in NOM, in all LOM chapters now and in the future. • For LOM: One stop solution for LD/TDC to invite trainers doing different kind of training course/ workshop. • For Trainers: Receiving TDC open recruitment email/TDC e-newsletter, help to develop training path.

3.5 Trainer Recruitment • Recruit Assistant Trainer and Group Leader for 5 Stars Training Camp and Star Express.

4. OUTSTANDING TASKS Update JCIHK Trainer Database.

5. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the support of National President Senator Teresa Poon, Advisor Past National President Senator Louise Chan, National Board and Presidents of Local Chapters, also the time and effort of mentors and mentees during this year.

419 Also thank you our Vice Chairman Iris, Kenny, Vincent and Winnie putting so much effort and contribute a lot to NTDC.

JC Training is a unique experience, and I am sure all fellow Jaycees can have positive change by involving in different aspect of training here in this organization. Fellow Jaycee, let start your remarkable training journey!

Dennis Lai National Training & Development Commission Chairman

420 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM NATIONAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS AFFAIRS COMMISSION CHAIRMAN KACY YU

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • Educate and mobilize members to apply SDG Goals to their projects • Arouse the awareness to members and the public to take action on social issues • To promote SDG projects from local chapters throughout the world

2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE Supervisor : NEVP Leo Li (JCI Apex) NSDGAC Chairman : Kacy Yu (JCI Apex) NSDGAC Vice Chairmen : Jonathan Chan (JCI Peninsula) Cecilia Ho (JCI Apex) NSDGAC Commissioners : Chris Lai (JCI Kowloon) Frankie Tang (JCI Lantau)

3. AREA REPORT 3.1. UNSDG Publication • A brand new SDG reports in Hong Kong and believed that we are one of the pioneers to publish the SDG report. We target to raise our NOM and LOM projects to international level, to spread our positive message to more members out of Hong Kong and let them know what we are doing with the SDG goals. • 2 issues of Publications has been planned to launch in 2017. The published dates would be February and October. • February Publication mainly based on 2016 collected materials from 2016 NUNAD Jessica Lee. These materials include the 2016 SDG surveys and the projects descriptions and photos from each local chapters, it also includes the theme topic related to poverty, as well as the projects have been done in 2016 NOM level. We have published 350 copies and have brought them throughout all area conferences and Global Partnership Submit. • October Publication mainly focuses on 2017 NOM and LOM projects related to SDG. We planned to publish one representative project from each chapter with significant figures to support them to be a sustainable project. We also will do the SDG survey again to compare the figures from last year. The publication will be carried to 2017 World Congress as well as for 2018 use.

421 3.2. UNSDG Training • A SDG workshop has been presented on May 31st to members. We are honour to have JCI UN & External Affairs Committee Member; Asia and the Pacific, Senator Ronald Kan to be our head trainer, as well as our team Kacy Yu and Chris Lai as assistant trainers. Over 30 members have participated in the workshop. And through the workshop, members should

• Have a better understanding on the SDG Goals • Realize the Kanazawa Declaration • Recognize UN SDG partners on a global level • Move beyond raising awareness • Learn how to take action and measure the results

3.3. UNSDG Experience Program The 1st SDG Experience Program: Living like A Dwarf? (Subdivided Housing versus Mosquito Size Housing) was successfully held on Mar 11 at the Society for Community Organization (SOCO). Over 50 members from different chapters fully occupied the venue room, getting a ﬁrst hand experience on conditions when living space is limited. It was our honour to have our guest speaker Mr Robert Wong, 2015 TOYP Awardee, who is also a successful architect, to share about Hong Kong's housing situation and the volunteer work of building houses for the poor in Nepal. We also had another inﬂuential speaker Ms Sze Lai Shan, the Community Organiser of SOCO, and gave us her valuable sharing on the poverty situation in Hong Kong and how we could give a hand to volunteer.

3.4. UNSDG Advocacy Grants • A brand new SDG funding named "UNSDG Advocacy Grants" sponsored by NOM is established this year. The grants aims to encourage members to apply goals related to their project's objective, and promote SDG goals by all means to raise public awareness. Each chapter can nominate 1 project to apply the grants. 17 LOM has applied for the grants. • The criteria for the project: • Should be a LOM project, new projects are highly recommended • Relate to at least 1 SDG goal • Project should be implemented in 2017 while several events should be launched before September 2017 • Should be designed to create positive impact in community development in Hong Kong

422 • The obligation which LOM has to comply if apply the grants: • Submit some high resolution event action and group photos before September for publication use • Submit the ﬁnancial report of the project in 2017 • All promotional materials including events' backdrop and banner related to the corresponding activities, whether in hard or soft copy, should bear the SDG advocacy logo provided by JCIHK.

4. OUTSTANDING TASKS 4.1. UNSDG Publication • The 2nd issue publication for the report is in progress for collecting LOMs’ materials; the survey is also in progress for analysis. It targets to be launch before world congress. 4.2. UNSDG Advocacy Grants • 17 LOMs have received the Grants notification in June, they are obligated to present the event photos by the end of August and the financial report by November.

5. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my honor to be served as National Sustainable Development Affairs Commission Chairman this year. Through this year, I am happy being involved in different programs related to SDG, from members training to bringing SDG publication to ASAPC Mongolia and Global Partnership Submit in New York, and promote our projects to world level.

I would like to express my sincere thanks to National President Theresa So and National Executive Vice President Leo Li for offering me a chance to serve JCIHK, they give me instant support and constructive ideas that motivate me to do better. I also thank National Sustainable Development Affairs Director Alex Tse for showing full support in every event.

For my awesome team members, NSDGAC Vice President Jonathan Chan (JCI Peninsula), NSDGAC Vice President Cecilia Ho (JCI Apex), NSDGAC Commissioner Chris Lai (JCI Kowloon) and NSDGAC Commissioner Frankie Tang (JCI Lantau), I will never be able to thank you enough for them. They are always cheerful, and have provided a lot of support even the time is limited. I feel grateful to work with you all and thank you for always being there for me.

Last but not least, thank you so much for my mother chapter president Joel Li for giving me the opportunity to serve JCIHK, as well as showing support in the events.

423 Observing that every local chapter is working hard towards SDG goals to impact the society, looking forward for more amazing projects upcoming in the future.

Kacy Yu National Sustainable Development Affairs Commission Chairman

424 REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE 52ND NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM WORLD CONCERN DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION CHAIRMAN SENATOR HORSEMAN HO

1. OBJECTIVE AND MAJOR GOALS • To maintain and development a new scheme called "Little Philanthropist", 兒童慈善家 to line-up commerce partner(s) to become long term supporters on promotion "Nothing But Nets"in 2017. • Promote the National World Concern Development Commission to the members of the JCIHK and the public. • Liaise with United National for their endorsement of the "Little Philanthropist" Scheme.

2. COMMISSION STRUCTURE Commission Chairman : Horseman Ho (JCI Lion Rock) General Secretary : Christopher Liao (JCI Dragon) Vice Chairman in Treasure : Coeus Leung (JCI Queensway) Vice Chairman in Promotion : Jimmy Yiu (JCI North District) Vice Chairman in Sponsorship : Wendy Lau (JCI Peninsula) Vice Chairman in Programme : Jason Kwok (JCI Lion Rock)

3. AREA REPORT • The World Concern Development Commission was formed in 2017 to support JCI Hong Kong and connect all active citizens with the United Nations Foundation, especially the Nothing But Nets Campaign. We are coordinating the promotion of the Nothing But Nets Campaign by initiating a program called "Little Philanthropist". • Nothing But Nets is a global grassroot campaign to save lives by preventing malaria, a leading killer of children in sub-Saharan Africa. • The purpose of "Little Philanthropist" program is to promote the Nothing But Nets campaign by inspiring children in Hong Kong to participate in philanthropic activities and understand the meaning of giving back. This year, we are grateful to have "little girl" Celine Yeung as our ambassador. She also helped us to dubbing the VR Video – A Virtual Reality Experience to defeat Malaria in Cantonese. • The program is supported by LG to facilitate the promotion of a VR video. The VR video is a visual short ﬁlm connecting you with the actual habitat and environment in Nyarugusa, Africa.

425 • Launched and promoted the "Little Philanthropist" on 17th of July at Fortune Metropolis, Hung Hom to experience the virtual story of a girl living and her family and how she has suffered from malaria in Africa to the publicity. • Ofﬁcial website and more detail are available at https://www.littlephilanthro.hk

4. OUTSTANDING TASKS • Update JCIHK website for World Concern Development Area • Continue promoting "Little Philanthropist" via ofﬁcial website and any media channel • Co-operated with TDC and National UN Director to host a PIP (Peace is Possible) Scavenger Hunt in National Convention 2017

5. CONCLUSION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is my honour to be a World Concern Development Commission Chairman in this year . On of the great attraction for me as a JCI member is JCI’s relationship with the United Nations. UNMDG and UNSDG with 17 Global Goals and many of the world’s difﬁcult problems can improve and even can be solved.

This year has been a huge learning opportunity and interesting experience. It has been my pleasure to study about sustainability and the Global Goals. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to National President Senator Teresa Poon for her trust and kindly. A heartfelt gratitude to National General Legal Counsel Senator Zenith Lin for his invitation. A deeply heartfelt appreciation to my commission teammates Jason, Christopher, Jimmy, Wendy and Coeus. It is very thankful with your all fully support and contributions. Wish you have a fruitful and valuable experience in your future JC life. Thank you!

Horseman Ho World Concern Development Commission Chairman

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