Executive Director's Message

“Welcome to The Hong Kong Management Association (HKMA) – your gateway to management training and education opportunities and information on the latest management issues in Hong Kong, Mainland China and around the world.”

Dr Victor S K Lee

Mission and History

Early in 1960, a delegation of six from Hong Kong, headed by the Honourable Sir Sik-nin Chau, attended the 12th International Congress of Scientific Management held in Australia. The delegation returned with the conviction that Hong Kong, having achieved an industrial revolution of some note, must keep abreast of management theory and application developing throughout the world.

The idea, thus conceived and with the encouragement of the Hong Kong Government, led to the incorporation of the Association on 22 November 1960.

Organization Structure

The Hong Kong Management Association is governed by the Council, which comprises eminent persons from industry, commerce and education. The Chairman of the Council and the Association is currently Mr Helmuth Hennig.

The Executive Committee is empowered by the Council to supervise in detail the affairs of the Association.

Council

Mr Helmuth Hennig, Chairman of HKMA

The Council is the governing body of the Association. It comprises eminent persons from industry, commerce and education. The Chairman of the Council and the Association is currently Mr Helmuth Hennig.

Mr Helmuth Hennig, Chairman of HKMA

The Council is the governing body of the Association. It comprises eminent persons from industry, commerce and education. The Chairman of the Council and the Association is currently Mr Helmuth Hennig.

Committees

Committees advise on the Association’s various programmes and activities. The development of management in Hong Kong owes much to the public-spiritedness and enthusiasm of those who generously give their time and expertise to the Association through membership of these 13 Committees.

Why the HKMA?

Discover why the HKMA is the association you can trust for your further studies and your career advancement.

Annual Report

The Annual Report casts light on HKMA’s workings and achievements in the previous year.

The Annual Report casts light on HKMA’s workings and achievements in the previous year.

Institute of Advanced Management Development

The Institute of Advanced Management Development (AMD) was established on 1 May 2015 to offer advanced management programmes for top executive development and management consulting services with a view to making significant contribution to the growth of Hong Kong’s human capital and of the economy locally and regionally.

Institute of Healthcare Management

The Institute of Healthcare Management (HCM) was established in March 2017 to offer world-class healthcare management programmes and to serve as a learned platform for healthcare professional development with a view to making significant contribution to advancing management excellence in the healthcare sector in Hong Kong and the Region.

Academy for Retail Innovation and Management

The Academy for Retail Innovation and Management (ARIM) was established in November 2018 to offer professional programmes and activities to train up talents for the industry, and to serve as a learning platform for retail industry executives with a view to advancing management excellence in the retail the retail sector in Hong Kong, mainland China, and the Region.

Press Release

• 09^th November 2020
  The Honourable Edward Yau GBS JP; Speaks at the HKMA 35th Susan Yuan Memorial Lecture Thirty-two Outstanding Trainers and Companies Recognised
  香港特別行政區政府商務及經濟發展局局長邱騰華先生 GBS JP 於第三十五屆原劉素珊紀念講座晚宴發表演說 32名傑出培訓員及機構獲得嘉許
• 07^th September 2020
  AECOM Asia Co Ltd Wins Grand Award of the 2020 HKMA Quality Award
  AECOM Asia Co Ltd 勇奪二零二零年度優質管理獎最高榮譽
  

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  Susan Yuen Fellowship & Research Foundation Scholarships To Support Continuing Education for Working Executives Worth HKD1,000,000 In Total
  原劉素珊獎學研究基金獎學金 免費進修專業文憑及證書課程

Community Services

In order to cultivate the sense of belonging and raise the social awareness among co-workers, the Hong Kong Management Association encourages co-workers to take part in a wide range of charitable and voluntary activities.

Secondary Schools

Since 1990, Council Members of the Association had expressed great concern over the deteriorating calibre of secondary school students. It was felt that the best solution to help improve the calibre of graduates was by influencing the Government on policy issues related to the secondary school curriculum and school management.

Job Opportunities

Supports

Learning Centres