Mapping Out a Business Plan Two leading local businessmen who saw, firsthand, the opening up of the Mainland’s own economy, share their take on the OBOR initiative. Hong Kong’s entrepreneurs, businesses and government agencies will surely play a key role when it comes to turning President Xi’s OBOR vision into a plan of action. In determining the nature of ... Read More

Expanding the Scope of Mentoring Mentoring is an effective way to help students progress, find their own potential, and become the person they want to be. The HKUST Business School realizes the value of mentoring and always looks for ways and resources to strengthen its mentoring activities. With a generous donation from the Karen Lee Family, the School is ... Read More

Family Office: The Glue that Keeps Chinese Families Together In many entrepreneurial families, the business itself is a means to keep the entire family together. As the business leadership is passed down from one generation to the next or as the family exits from the business, the family may lose its purpose for working and staying together. The question is ... Read More

Nurturing High School Students to be Entrepreneurs While we teach, we learn. Sinty Chan and Eli Chuah, year two students of the HKUST Business School Global Business (GBUS) program, find the best way to understand this ancient wisdom of this proverb when they participated in a service project that put them in the role of teaching others. They were two of 70 ... Read More

Startup Gets Thumbs-up from Alibaba’s HK Entrepreneurs Fund Technology and business have made a fruitful partnership in the HKUST Business School as evidenced by an innovative partnership formed by three MBA alumni to develop a completely new kind of wearable device - the world’s first vibration powered, voice enabled smart ring. Kevin Johan Wong, Marcus ... Read More