The British Chamber’s Business Angel Committee is a well respected and leading source of advice and conduit to funding for young Hong Kong enterprises looking for initial or growth investment from our growing network of Angel investors. Since its inception, the committee has reviewed applications from hundreds of enthusiastic Hong Kong entrepreneurs, introducing many of them to a wealth of Angel Investors and Professional Advisors drawn from the membership of the British Chamber.

The Business Policy Unit (BPU) aims to provide comment and feedback to relevant governmental, regulatory bodies and other consultative and non-governmental organisations on matters of policy that directly or indirectly impact business activities in Hong Kong.

The aim of the Committee is to provide Chamber members with advice and insight on mainland China.

The aim of the Committee is to represent and promote the collective interests of the Chamber in the Construction Industry.

The objective of the CSR Steering Group is to accelerate members’ understanding of, contribution to, and the benefits to business from, CSR in Hong Kong.

The role of the Committee is to be an authoritative voice on educational issues that affect British business in the Hong Kong SAR.

Address the needs of Hong Kong's young professionals through social and educational activities of value and interest. We have just launched our mentoring scheme - email heily@britcham.com to find out more!

An authoritative, constructive and technically-founded Committee focused on environmental and sustainability issues that have a direct or indirect effect on businesses in Hong Kong.

The aim of the Committee is to represent and promote the collective interests of the Chamber in the Financial Services Sector, so as to keep Hong Kong at the forefront of this Sector in Asia Pacific.

Supervising all aspects of the Chamber’s work, the General Committee plays a very active role in shaping Chamber policy and its public commentary on business issues.

Aim: To be an authoritative voice on healthcare issues affecting our members and on developments in the healthcare sector.

The committee comprises Chamber IT senior members representing large corporates, e-businesses, telecommunications companies, a cross section of SME representatives and specialist support services groups such as legal and compliance, Human Resources and IT related consulting firms.

The Forum provides members interested in outbound infrastructure with a network and point of institutional focus within the Chamber; for sharing information and market intelligence and opportunities for collaboration with local and international organisations.

The aim of the group is to represent and promote the collective interests of its members and the Chamber in all aspects of Logistics - including Shipping, Air Freight, Transport and Distribution - in Hong Kong, the Pearl River Delta and the Asia region.

The Luxury and Retail Committee represents and promotes the collective interests of the British luxury and retail industry in Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta region, including luxury brands, food & beverage, hospitality and consumer goods. The Committee contributes to the Chamber’s programme of events by actively suggesting speakers and topics on key issues and trends that arise in the luxury and retail industry.

To provide leadership on issues and opportunities that affect marketing and communications professionals as well as their implications on the Chamber membership as a whole.

To be the advisor on matters of real estate for the Chamber.

The role of the group is leveraged on the well established links between Scotland and Hong Kong.

To create a platform for discussion about what would make Hong Kong a smart and liveable city today and in 2050, requires a range of views, opinions and specialisms. This diversity of expertise and opinion exists across the Chamber and the Forum is aimed at bringing this together.

The role of the Committee is to attract small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to join the Chamber, to represent them within it, to ensure they benefit (and perceive themselves to benefit) from membership and to ensure that their membership strengthens the position of the Chamber as representing British Business in Hong Kong.

The role of the committee is to represent the interests of the female executives of the Chamber and to provide both a business and social forum within which female members can interact.