
Jane Lee: Enhancing Entrepreneurial Support Systems to Empower Hong Kong Youth in the GBA

Jane Lee: Enhancing Entrepreneurial Support Systems to Empower Hong Kong Youth in the GBA
The Hong Kong Coalition, Our Hong Kong Foundation (OHKF) and Hong Kong Cyberport are co-organising the "Hong Kong Youth Entrepreneurship in the Greater Bay Area Forum" on 6 May. In-depth discussions will be carried out among representatives from government departments, business leaders, representatives from innovation and entrepreneurial bases in the Greater Bay Area (GBA), and Hong Kong entrepreneurs who have successfully established their businesses in the GBA, focusing on issues such as entrepreneurial support policies, connectivity of industrial resources, and market development strategies within the area.
Dr Jane Lee, President of OHKF, Deputy Secretary-General of The Hong Kong Coalition, stated that with the further integration and development of the GBA, many Hong Kong youth are starting businesses in the areas to leverage the advantages of both sides. However, young entrepreneurs engaging in cross-border ventures will inevitably encounter differences and challenges in social environments, systems, and cultures. To further support youth entrepreneurship, The Hong Kong Coalition and OHKF have once again collaborated to release “The Study on Hong Kong Youth Entrepreneurship Bases in the Greater Bay Area”, proposing ten recommendations. These aim to assist both Governments in optimising entrepreneurship support systems and empowering young entrepreneurs in the GBA.
The Hong Kong Coalition, Our Hong Kong Foundation (OHKF) and Hong Kong Cyberport are co-organising the "Hong Kong Youth Entrepreneurship in the Greater Bay Area Forum" on 6 May. In-depth discussions will be carried out among representatives from government departments, business leaders, representatives from innovation and entrepreneurial bases in the Greater Bay Area (GBA), and Hong Kong entrepreneurs who have successfully established their businesses in the GBA, focusing on issues such as entrepreneurial support policies, connectivity of industrial resources, and market development strategies within the area.
Dr Jane Lee, President of OHKF, Deputy Secretary-General of The Hong Kong Coalition, stated that with the further integration and development of the GBA, many Hong Kong youth are starting businesses in the areas to leverage the advantages of both sides. However, young entrepreneurs engaging in cross-border ventures will inevitably encounter differences and challenges in social environments, systems, and cultures. To further support youth entrepreneurship, The Hong Kong Coalition and OHKF have once again collaborated to release “The Study on Hong Kong Youth Entrepreneurship Bases in the Greater Bay Area”, proposing ten recommendations. These aim to assist both Governments in optimising entrepreneurship support systems and empowering young entrepreneurs in the GBA.






