The Hong Kong Management Association is governed by the Council, which comprises eminent persons from various industries, commerce and education. Through our strong business networks, our members have exceptional opportunities to meet and network with business leaders and professional practitioners with similar interests.

Types of Membership

Charter Members
Fee: HK$27,800

Charter Member is the most prestigious company member category to which the Association wishes to give the highest recognition to organizations for having contributed substantially to the growth and development of Hong Kong and the Region. Admission to Charter Membership is by invitation only.

Corporate Members
Fee:
HK$3,380 (with two units)
HK$980 (on third and subsequent units)

Corporate Members are firms, companies, associations, institutions or other corporate bodies which at the discretion of the Council are admitted as Corporate Members.

Professional Managers
Fee: HK$1,400

Corporate Members are firms, companies, associations, institutions or other corporate bodies which at the discretion of the Council are admitted as Corporate Members.

Full Members
Fee: HK$720

Full Members are persons who have had a minimum of 8 years of management experience, 3 of which at least have been at high executive level; or those who hold recognised academic degrees or professional qualifications, and who have had a satisfactory number of years of practical experience.

Associate Members
Fee: HK$500

Associate Members are persons engaged in management who have reached the age of 21 and are actively engaged in commerce, industry or a public organization.

Students Members
Fee: Free

Students Members are for post-secondary college full-time students who are interested in management.

Overseas Members
Fee: US$100 (individual)

Overseas Members are persons residing in overseas who are also encouraged to share their inspiring thoughts and engage in our activities.

Memorandum and Articles of Association

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