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CC Tung talks about HKGCC's anniversary and reflects on his chairmanship 

The Chamber: The Beginnings

In 1845, according to a notebook of Donald Matheson's, a Hong Kong Club was formed to assist in producing a greater community of feeling among the merchants and officials. The club immediately became a focal point for business people to converge. It was from this association with each other that the idea of a general chamber of commerce was reinvigorated. Thus was formed, in 1861 in the Hong Kong Club, the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce. More >>

Challenges in Our Third Century

Going into its third century of existence, what does the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce (HKGCC) have to do to maintain its pre-eminence and its influential status in Hong Kong? This question is by no means a casual one. In fact, if we do not have an answer to this question, not only will we lose our premier status, we will even find it hard to survive in the 21st century. More >>

Chamber Chairmen & Directors
Over the course of its 140-year history, the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce has elected 78 chairmen to steer the organisation, complemented by a remarkably stable secretariat which, for the past 100 years, has changed hands only five times. More >>