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RegisterThe Swiss Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong represents the Swiss business community to both the Swiss and HKSAR governments. Through regular meetings and luncheons, members can meet and discuss their common interests in the HKSAR.
The chamber is a member of the International Business Committee, which meets the Chief Secretary of the HKSAR quarterly to discuss business interests.
The chamber informs members of new government initiatives that might have relevance for them, and acts as a lobbying vehicle to promote their interests to the Government.
Working with the International Business Committee and with other chambers and organisations such as the Trade Development Council, the chamber hosts luncheons at which members hear from speakers including the Chief Executive of the HKSAR and the major policy secretaries.
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The calendar and registrations are online. Its year runs from luncheons with government speakers to the Swiss National Day celebration.
At the Island Shangri-La, from 18:00. The chamber’s flagship evening.
At the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The chamber lists it as a supported event rather than one of its own.
Speakers include the Chief Executive of the HKSAR and the major policy secretaries, run alongside the International Business Committee and other chambers.
Three corporate bands, set by headcount rather than by benefit. The chamber also offers individual membership, on a separate page of its website.
For corporates from 50 employees and above.
HKD 9,000per 12 monthsFor corporations between 25 and 49 employees.
HKD 6,000per 12 monthsFor corporations up to 24 employees.
HKD 4,000per 12 monthsThe Regional Board of Directors supervises the management and the representation of the chamber. It comprises a maximum of thirteen directors, including the Co-Presidency, the Vice-President, the Young Professionals Chair and the Treasurer. Directors are elected at the Regional Annual General Assembly for a one-year term, and are expected to attend two thirds of scheduled board meetings.













The corporate tab of the chamber’s membership directory, in its published alphabetical order. Their individual tab is private people and appears nowhere here.
The chamber also runs a job board for its community, and recruits its own interns through it.









Membership runs from four thousand Hong Kong dollars a year, and every member receives the Bridge as part of the fee.