Supporting Organisation
Members of supporting organisations and subscribers to RFP Magazines receive a discount when they register to the conference. Some organisations also offer CPD poits dor delegates. Membership number must be provided on registration.
For more information on our supporting organisations please follow the links below.
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 The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong is a proactive, non-government body representing more than 1200 members with business interests in Canada, Hong Kong and Mainland China. Founded in 1977, we are today the biggest Canadian business association outside Canada and one of the largest and most influential business groupings in Asia-Pacific.Open to Canadian and non-Canadian members alike, our Chamber represents businesses of every size across the widest spectrum of activities. Our members include managing directors of small and medium-sized companies and multinational corporations, as well as government officials, business professionals and hi-tech entrepreneurs brought together with the common purpose of fostering trade and addressing related issues with a collective voice. |
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 AustCham Hong Kong was formed in 1987 to facilitate business development and networking opportunities for its Members and now represents the largest Australian business community outside Australia and the second largest international chamber in Hong Kong. Over the past years AustCham has grown to over 1,200 corporate members and now represents more than 700 Australian and local companies and a community of about 80,000 in Hong Kong. |
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 The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong & Macao is a non-profit organization incorporated in March of 1997. We promote business exchanges between Hong Kong, China, Macao and Italy while also establishing a common platform for the Italian business community based in Hong Kong and its local Members. We are constantly seeking new Members who are interested in developing business contacts in Hong Kong, China, Macao and Italy. Our Member companies will be able to benefit from the opportunities and services offered by the Chamber. They can also enrich our Chamber with their expertise. |
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 The AIA represents over 83,000 members in the US and worldwide. For more than 150 years, and now comprising some 300 chapters, the AIA has been the leading professional membership association for US licensed architects, emerging professionals and allied partners in the building industry. AIA Hong Kong is the largest international chapter of the Institute, representing its members throughout the Asia-Pacific region with a focus on promoting design excellence and public awareness of issues on the built environment including sustainability.
For more information, or to join AIA Hong Kong, please email info@aiahk.org or call (852) 2882-6011 |
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 The Hong Kong Institute of Landscape Architects (HKILA) was founded in April 1988. The organization of the Landscape Architectural Profession was first established with the founding of the Kong Landscape Group operating as a Chapter of the Landscape Institute, United Kingdom. In the interests of maintaining and promoting local standards and services, the HKILA was inaugurated in 1988 as the professional body for those engaged in the practice of landscape architecture in Hong Kong, with the aim of promoting the highest standard in the arts and sciences of landscape architecture and management throughout Hong Kong.
The legal status of the HKILA, Landscape Architect and Registered Landscape Architect (RLA) was confirmed with the enactment of the Hong Kong Institute of Landscape Architects Incorporation Ordinance in 1996 and the Landscape Architects Registration Ordinance (LARO) in 1997. |
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 The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) is a renowned professional institution in the field of environmental management with its Headquarters based in the United Kingdom. The Hong Kong branch of this institution was established in 1987 and the members come from major consultants, government departments, contractors, engineering companies, etc., who are Chartered Scientists, Chartered Environmentalists, Chartered Engineers and/or Chartered Water and Environmental Managers. CIWEM has been providing professional and independent advice to the public and the government on a wide range of issues related to water, environmental management as well as sustainable development. Please visit www.ciwem.org/branches/hong_kong for more information of CIWEM HK. |
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 The PGBC, established in 2002, was formed by the Hong Kong Institute of Architects (HKIA), the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE), the Hong Kong Institute of Landscape Architects (HKILA), the Hong Kong Institute of Planners (HKIP) and the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors (HKIS) to promote a better sustainable built environment through professional involvement. In 2009, the PGBC, jointly with Construction Industry Council (CIC), the Business Environment Council (BEC), the BEAM Society (BEAM), formed the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC), which strives to promote the creation of green building standards, and sustainable buildings, for a more sustainable Hong Kong. |
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 The Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design (HKIUD) was established on June 17, 2010. We are professional institute that aims at promoting urban design through accreditation, discussion and education.
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 The Hong Kong Federation of Electrical & Mechanical Contractors Limited (The Federation) was founded in 2001 as a non-profit making body by six major trade associations in the E&M industry in Hong Kong. Membership is open to contractor members of these trade associations and the total number stands over 150 today.The main objective is to constitute a common platform for stakeholders at various levels of the electrical and mechanical trades to conduct all sorts of business for the development of a more professional, efficient and respected industry contributing to the well-being of our society. It also provides a single and consolidated channel for the Government, related public bodies and institutions to dialogue with and exchange views on matters of concern. |
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 Hong Kong Institute of Steel Construction (HKISC) was established in November 2000. It has been registered as a non-profit making organization with its board members from universities, consultants, contractors laboratories, etc. in Hong Kong. HKISC serves the steel construction industry in Hong Kong and the region and carries the following specific missions.
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