This inaugural summit produced by the South China Morning Post in close collaboration with the Inclusion Collective aims to amplify conversations in Hong Kong around DEI and grow the community of passionate leaders in this space. The one-day programme will convene seasoned DEI professionals and new passionate advocates alike for inspiring discourse and thought-provoking sharing. Workshops for beginners will also be run for newcomers keen to launch DEI initiatives in their workplaces, guided by seasoned NGO facilitators.

The South China Morning Post presents the two-day event as part of our Redefining Hong Kong series, to connect the local and global wealth management communities to discuss and explore the future of wealth management and Hong Kong as one of the prominent family office hubs. Across the two-day sessions, we will be joined by experts in private banking, family offices, philanthropic institutions, asset management and legal services to discuss, network and explore the wayforward in the city.

Hong Kong-ASEAN Summit 2022 brings together business leaders, policymakers and entrepreneurs from Hong Kong, China and the regional community to discuss and debate what the immediate future holds for Hong Kong while considering the city’s long-term position within the Greater Bay Area, China and ASEAN. Experts will deliberate on Hong Kong’s future as a super connector with China and ASEAN, with discussions around what a global financial centre will look like, benefits and challenges of Hong Kong’s accession to RCEP and tapping into Hong Kong’s talent pool for China-ASEAN.

The South China Morning Post is excited to launch SCMP CONVERSATIONS: AI & Consumer Experience, bringing together Hong Kong based e-commerce leaders and etailers, policymakers and techpreneurs to discuss and debate how AI can spur business growth, innovative ideas and customised consumer experience in the e-commerce space. Experts will deliberate how AI provide consumers with benefits and misconception and how to protect their privacy and rights going forward with ethical e-commerce business practices.

The South China Morning Post will host our very first Hong Kong Kids’ Festival on October 4. There will be a series of fun-filled interactive workshops on arts & crafts, science, technology, coding, language, sports and more for kids to experience and discover their potential and passion.

The South China Morning Post's International Schools Festival Hong Kong Island provides a platform to connect local and expat parents and their children with leading international and private schools and learning centres in Hong Kong.

The South China Morning Post’s Asia Sustainability Conference returns once again this year as a hybrid conference bringing together business leaders, sustainability practitioners, and policymakers from Hong Kong and across the region to discuss and debate how we can change the way we do things today to build back better to protect our planet and improve lives and livelihoods. Over the course of three days, experts will deliberate on key issues, growth opportunities, and urgent priorities in sustainable investments, sustainable technology, and circular economy.

This year, we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR). As Hong Kong celebrates its many achievements over the past 25 years, it is also time to look at where the city has succeeded in creating real impact and where it needs to improve. Moving forward, how can Hong Kong drive greater change at pace and scale to venture ahead in the next 25 years? One of the biggest opportunities available to Hong Kong businesses and residents is in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) - seizing untapped opportunities in innovation, technology, business, tourism, finance, and more.

The South China Morning Post’s China Conference: Hong Kong returns once again to bring together business leaders, policy makers and researchers from Hong Kong, China and the international community to discuss and debate what the immediate future holds for Hong Kong, while considering Hong Kong’s long-term position within the Greater China framework. Experts will deliberate how the “one country, two systems” economic model will function in the coming 25 years, what Hong Kong’s future as a global financial centre will look like, ways in which Hong Kong can solve local issues around digitisation, housing and economic growth and the policy decisions that will contribute to Hong Kong’s integration to the GBA initiative.

Climate Change Hong Kong Summit is designed to be the platform to convene policy-makers, scientists, sustainability practitioners, climate activists, business leaders and academia to come together to discuss and debate on the roadmap for our city to achieve carbon neutrality.

Enrolling your primary-school aged child into a new secondary school or transitioning your child to an international secondary school can feel especially daunting. Visit SCMP Secondary School Education Forum to learn all the critical information for choosing the right fit for your child and hear from experts on practical tips for parents with older kids and how to prepare them for bigger challenges in life.

SCMP Conversations: Future of Work is a month-long series of events focuses on convening policymakers, business leaders, technology visionaries, people managers, and disciplinary experts in action-oriented discussion to help Hong Kong to prepare its workforce for a post-pandemic new norm of work.