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The Irish Chamber of Hong Kong's monthly newsletter for the month of December 2024.

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Our monthly update to the Irish Business community in Hong Kong and beyond for the month of July 2024

Now you may be reading this while sitting quietly in your office
… or on the train
… or with a nice cuppa at home.
Or you may be currently standing in one of the pleasant Irish watering holes in Hong Kong, having picked this up because you needed a beer mat.

But no matter how you got this exciting and thrilled-packed July edition of our newsletter, we’ve got some treats in store for you.

The event was a great opportunity for attendees to meet and mingle with members of both Chambers and the German/Irish Business Communities in Hong Kong. 

In our first ever wellness event, we collaborated with Humans Matter to take attendees through the Human Factor Mural, encouraging them to identify biases that slow the down during the change process.

Well, we’ve got to admit June has proven to be quite the month.

It’s certainly been busy, especially for our own Henry Au, whose saga we detail further down.

Oh, and in case you were wondering, we intend to stay firmly out of the ongoing debate in Ireland over what the country’s neutrality means, or should be, or how it should be expressed, or even if it should be expressed.

Instead, we ...

The Irish Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, renowned for promoting and supporting business relations between Ireland and Hong Kong, was proud to host this event that aimed to explore the legal aspects of real-world assets. As the real-world asset and real-world lending markets have grown in popularity and experienced an increase in economic activity, the Irish Chamber of Commerce recognizes the ...

The event was a great occasion for the British and Irish Chamber communities to get together, allowing them to meet professionals from different industries outside their own communities. Subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on our socials so you don't miss similar events!

It’s official, May is nearly over.

That certainly went by quickly. There we were thinking, “It’s April. Summer will be here soon.”

And then May comes and goes, and we’re set for June with thoughts of summer holidays and travel.