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| Keynote and Plenary Speakers |
| Session 1 - Strategic Facility Management for AsiaWorld- Expo |
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Mr. Peter Sutton Chief Operating Officer, AisaWorld-Expo Management Ltd The new AsiaWorld-Expo next to Hong Kong International Airport is nearing completion. The venue, boasting comprehensive conference facilities, will become the Hong Kong showcase for international products and services. With his 23 yearsˇ¦ experience in managing and operating various facilities in the UK, Mr. Sutton shared his experience on the strategic aspects of FM in this new exhibition facility.
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| Session 2 - Strategic Facility Management in Hospital Authority | |
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Dr. Cheng Man Yung
Deputy Director (Professional Services & Facilities Management),
Hospital Authority
Dr. M.Y. Chengˇ¦s experience in managing hospitals started in 1993 at the Tuen Mun Hospital. Facility management in a healthcare setting covers a multitude of support tasks that have unique features of their own. These need to be strategically integrated to enable the operation of uninterrupted healthcare service. Dr. Cheng shared his experiences on how FM is done in the Hong Kong Hospital Authority. |
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Session 3 - Strategic Marketing of Professional Services in China |
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Mr. Eddie S.S. Lee
Managing Director L C Surveyors Ltd
Mr. Eddie S.S. Lee owned a joint venture company with a project supervision firm in Shanghai, which offers project supervision services to building developments in Shanghai and other parts of China. Mr. Lee gave a general overview of the Mainland property market, the opportunities available to the profession, the risks involved, and how to prepare oneself to enter this market, including the relevant experience required. |
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| Session 4- Strategic Development: Case Studies for Higher Educational Institutions |
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Dr. Chan Man
Wai
Director of Estates, Estates Office
Hong Kong Baptist University
Dr. M.W. Chan is currently Director of Estates, Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU). Tertiary education institutions in Hong Kong have their own unique features and needs. Strategic management of their facilities is particularly challenging, due to financial constraints and recent changes in government education and manpower policies. Dr. Chan shared his experiences in the tertiary education sector with cases of facilities planning and management that have involved university projects on the Mainland.
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