The Forum is organized by Victor and William Fung Foundation on 24th September 2011 at the Auditorium of LiFung Tower in Lai Chi Kok, Hong Kong. There are around 70 participants attending the event.

 

Leadership in the Service Age is one of the most forefront concepts in business leadership and management. Mr. Po CHUNG, Co-Founder and Chairman Emeritus of DHL International Limited, believes that the Post-Industrial Service Age leadership model is distinctively different from the Industrial/Manufacturing Age. In the Post-Industrial Service Age, developing character and cultivating care in a leader are as important as acquiring skills in the Industrial Age. In Mr. CHUNG’s presentation, he introduces a new analogy of Service Leadership and Management in the Post-Industrial Age (SLAMPIA), exploring the significant conflict of paradigms in service management from manufacturing, highlighting the why, what and how for the participants to fully understand the background of the shift and optimize our superior advantage to compete in the global race of Service.

 

Mr. Po CHUNG, Co-Founder and Chairman Emeritus of DHL International Limited

 

Dr Victor K. FUNG,  Group Chairman of Li & Fung Group

 

Ms. Joanne HO, Program Director, Program for Management Development (PMD), Li & Fung (1937) Management Ltd, is the other speaker in the Forum. She shares her experience of career planning, the career planning process, factors critical for successful career planning, with particular reference to the business environment in the Service Age.

 

Ms. Joanne HO, Program Director, Program for Management Development (PMD), Li & Fung (1937) Management Ltd

 

 

Apart from Mr. CHUNG and Ms. HO, three Hong Kong- and mainland China-base Fung Scholars are also invited to share their career experience. They are Manfred WONG (FS2007-08) and Polly FUNG (FS2010-11) who come from the business sector and Cindy ZHENG (FS2008-09) who comes from the academia.

 

Two Fung Scholars, Angel LAW (FS2009-10) and Catherine CHAW (FS2010-11) are invited to be the masters of the ceremonies.