15 May, 2019, HONG KONG
Charity Finance Forum
Sustainable Futures
ABOUT THE EVENT
Charity Finance Forum: Sustainable Futures is a platform aimed at advancing financial sustainability of charities and social enterprises. Convening top charity executives, board members and finance professionals, the Forum focuses on how organisations can maximise the financial potentials of their reserves, and seeks to provide new ideas for financial management.
Where
The Hong Kong Jockey Club University of Chicago Academic Complex
168 Victoria Road
Mount Davis
Hong Kong
When
15 May, 2019
Wednesday
10:00am-2:00pm
AGENDA
REGISTRATION
Start at 09:30 AM
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
The collaboration imperative (collaboration in the civil society and cross-sector collaboration)
Speaker
Mr. John Tsang, GBM, JP
Founder, Esperanza
GROUP PHOTO
Panel Discussion 1
Reserved ReserveS
Moderator
Ms. Bonnie Chiu
Managing Director, The Social Investment Consultancy
Panellists
Mr. Paul Westover
Partner, Stephenson Harwood
Ms. Melissa Fung
Partner, Risk Advisory, Deloitte China
Ms. Kate Rogers
Co-Head of Charities, Schroders
Networking Break
Panel Discussion 2
How to enerGise the reserveS
Moderator
Mr. Peter H. Y. Wong, GBS, OBE, JP
Chairman, GFC Trustees (Hong Kong) Limited
Panellists
Ms. Sabrina Ho
Chairman, Child Development Centre
Mr. Mark Shuper
Co-Founder & Executive Director, The Sprouts Foundation
Ms. Tze-wei Ng
Head of Advocacy & Engagement, Sustainable Finance Initiative (SFi)
Luncheon Speech
Speaker
Dr. MOK KWAN Ngan-hing Edith, MH
Vice-Chairperson, The Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation
closing remarks
EXTENDED ACTIVITIES
Host: The University of Chicago
Time: (Session A) 14:15-14:45 / (Session B) 14:45-15:15
Number of seats available: 15 for each session, total 30
Description:
The site was originally part of Jubilee Battery at Mount Davis, which formed part of Hong Kong’s western coastal defence system. After the World War II, it was occupied by makeshift housing for refugees before being converted into a British Army Royal Engineers’ mess and quarters. It became the Victoria Road Detention Centre under the Special Branch of the Hong Kong Police Force starting in 1961 and was simultaneously used for police training purposes; later it was also used by the Force’s witness protection programme. After the sovereignty handover of Hong Kong from the United Kingdom to China, the site became unoccupied. It had no permanent tenant for over a decade, and was occasionally used as a movie set. Under the Land Grant Scheme, The University of Chicago was earmarked as the prospective operator of the site in 2013, and subsequently a formal Land Grant was executed in 2016. With the generous support from the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust together with the support of alumni, parents and friends, led by University Trustee Francis Tin Fan Yuen (AB‘75) and his wife Rose Wai Mun Lee Yuen, the site was revitalised and the Hong Kong Campus opened its doors in 2018.
The Campus’ design pays homage to the site’s history and former occupants by creating the Heritage Interpretation Centre, and by preserving and highlighting significant architectural elements throughout the site. The site’s latest re-invention breaks with its past. The design combines modern functionality with preservation, featuring adaptive reuse of the existing heritage buildings on the site.
Host: Deloitte China
Time: 14:30-16:00
Number of seats available: 20
Description:
We will discuss and explore how donors, foundations and corporate’s CSR department can strategically monitor and evaluate the NGOs and respective charities projects.
Host
Ms. Melissa Fung
Partner, Risk Advisory, Deloitte China
Host: Schroders
Time: 14:30-15:15
Number of seats available: 20
Description:
Investing long term reserves can help you sustain your operations; generating financial returns and protecting against inflation. This session will discuss what to think about when investing, writing your investment policy and how to start getting invested.
VENUE
168 Victoria Road, Mount Davis
Hong Kong
TRANSPORTATION
Free Shuttle Bus Service
Free shuttle bus service is arranged for registered guests.
Pick-up Point
Admiralty Centre (near McDonald’s)
Schedule
9:10am
(Please arrive at least 5 minutes early)
Public Transport
Bus
1, 3A, 43M, 47P, 971, A10
Minibus
54, 58, 58A, 58M, 59
THESE ARE
Our speakers and moderators
Bonnie Chiu
Managing Director -
The Social Investment Consultancy
Melissa Fung
Partner (Risk Advisory / Management for NGO in Hong Kong) -
Deloitte
Sabrina Ho
Chairman -
Child Development Centre
Dr. Edith Mok
Vice-Chairperson -
The Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation
Tze-wei Ng
Head of Advocacy & Engagement, Sustainable Finance Initiative (SFi)
Kate Rogers
Head of Policy, Head of Policy, Schroders Charities Management
Mark Shuper
Co-Founder & Executive Director -
The Sprouts Foundation
John C Tsang
Founder -
Esperanza
Paul Westover
Partner -
Stephenson Harwood
Peter Wong
Chairman -
GFC Trustees (Hong Kong) Limited