
Wednesday January 26, 2005, Ballroom, Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong
Programme Schedule
| 09.15-09.30 |
Welcome Remarks
David Armstrong, Group Editor-in-Chief, South China Morning Post
Virginia Choi, President, Hong Kong Institute of Human Resource Management (HKIHRM)
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| 09.30-11.00 |
Greater China Business Leaders Forum
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How CEOs' view HR in contributing to business strategy and the bottom line |
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Do CEOs need to get involved in HR planning? If yes, in what aspects and how can they execute this most effectively? |
Panelist:
Douglas Gautier, Executive Director, Hong Kong Arts Festival
Dr David Kwok-Po Li, Chairman and Chief Executive, The Bank of East Asia, Limited
Arics Poon, Managing Director, Oracle South China and Hong Kong
Anthony Wu, Chairman and CEO, Ernst & Young
Moderator:
David Armstrong, Group Editor-in-Chief, South China Morning Post
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| 11.00-11.30 |
Coffee Break
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| 11.30-12.10 |
People Management in China - Trends and Challenges
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Mega trends and emerging trends |
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Who sets the trends? |
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Lessons for the MNCs |
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Salary convergence |
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"9+2" - Threats and opportunities |
Ping-On Mak, Senior Vice President, Human Resources, GE Consumer Finance Asia
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| 12.10-13.30 |
Luncheon Keynote Address - Enhancing our Human Capital - Academic Structure Reform
The Hon Arthur Li, Secretary for Education and Manpower, Government of the HKSAR
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| 13.30-14.15 |
Creating Offices in China to Support HR Goals
Office design solutions can be developed to support HR goals and strategic workplace initiatives in China as good design can:
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Reflect and express company values |
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Facilitate organisational change |
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Improve staff morale, retention and recruitment |
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Enhance staff performance and productivity |
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Encourage staff collaboration and learning |
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Promote staff engagement and creativity |
Brian Pilley, Director, M. Moser Associates (Shanghai)
John Sellery, Group Director, M. Moser Associates (Hong Kong)
Eric Legere, Associate-Strategic Planning, M. Moser Associates (Hong Kong)
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| 14.15-15.25 |
Alignment of Corporate Culture and Understanding of Local Practices in China
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Key features of local practices in China |
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How to build a corporate culture that enables "act local"? |
Panelists:
| Xie Dong, Group Vice General Manager, China Vanke Co., Ltd. |
| James M Hulbert, Talent Strategist, Human Resources, Greater China, Nortel Networks (Asia) Limited |
| Hua Ping, Human Resources Director, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies |
Moderator:
| Ping-On Mak, Senior Vice President, Human Resources, GE Consumer Finance Asia |
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| 15.25-15.40 |
Coffee Break
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| 15.40-16.30 |
Scrambling for Talent in China
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Talent landscape in China for the coming years |
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Talent procurement - buy or build; local, HK/Macau/Taiwan or expatriate |
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Talent retention - how to drive loyalty and engagement |
Speakers:
| Daisy Dai, Human Resources Director, L'Oreal China |
| Jack Li, Senior Director in Human Resources, Agilent Technologies |
Moderator:
| Virginia Choi, President, Hong Kong Institute of Human Resource Management (HKIHRM) |
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| 16.30-17.15 |
Trends in Compensation and Benefits
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The PRC labour environment and its impact on compensation and benefits |
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Compensation trends in Greater China |
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Focus on the Pearl River Delta |
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What to expect in Hong Kong for 2005 |
Vincent Gauthier, General Manager, Hewitt Associates LLC, Hong Kong
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| 17.15-17.25 |
Closing Remarks
Nancy Valiente, Associate Publisher, South China Morning Post
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| 17.25 |
End of Conference
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