30 Percent Club Hong Kong

The 30% Club is a group of chairmen and business leaders committed to bringing more women onto Hong Kong corporate boards. Women make up just 10.7% of directors of Hong Kong listed issuers.

Women make up just 10.7% of directors of Hong Kong listed issuers. The 30% Club is a group of chairmen and business leaders committed to bringing more women onto Hong Kong corporate boards.
The purpose of the 30% Club is to:
- raise awareness among chairmen and business leaders of the benefits of gender diversity
- inspire debate and discussion
- support initiatives to build the pipeline of women in executive and non-executive roles.

Launch of the 30% Club Hong Kong

Learn more about the 30% Club Hong Kong

Chairmen and business leaders who have signed up to support our aim

Why gender diversity is good for business

Reports and studies on gender balance

Quick glance of women on HK-listed issuer boards

Other women on boards initiatives by The Women's Foundation

Recent activity
- Credit Suisse panel on gender diversity on boards
  
  On March 18, 2013, Su-Mei Thompson, CEO of The Women’s Foundation, moderated a keynote panel on 'Gender Diversity on Corporate Boards' at the Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference.
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What our members say...

“The New World Group is a firm supporter of gender diversity and women on boards. Apart from their professional and managerial skills, we believe female directors on our board provides better insight to market trends and consumer behaviour for our property and department store business. We are keen to provide a fair platform for women's advancement in their careers. We began with New World China Land which was listed in 1999. We now have female executive directors and non-executive directors in our three listed companies on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and we are prepared to have more. We let our actions speak for our endorsement of the 30% Club.”

Henry Cheng
Chairman, New World Development and Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group Limited
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