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Written by: Xie Deqin
2021-03-23 06:00
Last update date: 2021-03-23 06:00
Entrepreneurship may be the dream of many people, and chasing dreams requires a lot of effort.
Even if you bravely take the first step, the ups and downs in the process will be a major test.
In the initial stage of business, whether it is planning or financial, if you receive professional advice and support in different areas such as law, accounting and marketing, the chances of success will naturally be greater.
Young people may wish to look further and extend the market from Hong Kong to the entire Greater Bay Area.
The Tung Wah Group of Hospitals’ "Randian·Dream"-Youth Entrepreneurship Project is hoping to help young people who have dreams and provide them with multi-faceted support on their entrepreneurial journey, so that Hong Kong people with a love of patriotism and love for Hong Kong can work hard in their careers. Strong.
Photography: Gong Jiasheng
All-round support for young people to pursue entrepreneurial dreams
Tung Wah Group of Hospitals has always been committed to helping young people of different strata to realize their potential.
The "Randian•Dream"-Youth Entrepreneurship Program launched this time is funded by the "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Youth Entrepreneurship Funding Program" under the Youth Development Fund of the Home Affairs Bureau and the Youth Development Committee. It is also a subsidiary of "We Venture" project.
Chairman Wen Yingyi of Tung Wah Group of Hospitals attended the launching ceremony hosted by the Chief Executive on February 26 and accepted the certificate from the Chief Executive.
Chairman Wen Yingyi expressed his gratitude: "This project has received a grant of more than HK$7.8 million from the Youth Development Fund of the Youth Development Committee, and matched with the Chairman of Rising Sun Group Co., Ltd. Dr. Yang Zhao, GBS Justice of the Peace with a donation of HK$1 million and the hospital’s funding of HK$1 million. More than 700,000 yuan, bringing the entire project's funding to more than HK$9.6 million."
The plan has officially started on March 1. The purpose is to support young people in Hong Kong in pursuing their own dreams and to help them start businesses in Hong Kong and even the Greater Bay Area. What kind of substantive support is there?
"In order to help young start-ups equip themselves to face and solve various difficulties on the road to entrepreneurship, this project will organize business training workshops with different themes to strengthen young entrepreneurs' business knowledge." Chairman Wen also pointed out that the project also invited different professions Participants, "We have invited many senior lawyers, accountants and successful entrepreneurs in different fields to provide consulting services in professional fields such as law, accounting and marketing. We have also contacted banks that have business dealings with Donghua to coordinate youth entrepreneurship. Those who open bank accounts in the Greater Bay Area and Hong Kong will provide them with more professional support for business development so that their business can develop smoothly."
Asked whether the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals think that Hong Kong has sufficient resources for the further development of young people? Chairman Wen said that the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals is pleased to see that Hong Kong’s various systems can be further improved, so that Hong Kong has a more stable political and economic situation. The hospital can more fully meet the needs of the SAR government and society to provide Hong Kong citizens with medical, educational, social and cultural conservation services.
Chairman Wen also believes that the "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Youth Entrepreneurship Funding Scheme" and "We Venture" are a good entry point for Hong Kong youths to have the opportunity and a suitable platform to learn more about the country.
Chairman Wen further suggested: "In addition to this funding scheme, the SAR government may consider giving additional resources to some groups or non-governmental organizations rooted in society that love Hong Kong, and organize different promotional activities and service projects to identify the country and its national identity. Concepts, principles, and policies are widely disseminated in schools and communities, so that one country, two systems can be stable and far-reaching."
Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Chairman Wen Yingyi (left) received a certificate from the Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor GBS (right) at the kick-off ceremony.
Chairman Wen Yingyi said that the Youth Entrepreneurship Program aims to provide more in-place entrepreneurial support and incubation services for Hong Kong young people who start their own businesses in Hong Kong or cities in the Greater Bay Area, and to further assist young people in solving their capital needs in the early stages of entrepreneurship.
Cultivate patriotic youths who love Hong Kong to "take over" to become social pillars
Tung Wah Group of Hospitals’ "Randian·Dream"-Youth Entrepreneurship Program, in addition to providing various business trainings, also assists young people in solving very important initial capital problems. At the same time, it will also use its youth shared space "The Oasis" as a shared space. The base further assists young people to expand their interpersonal networks and integrate into entrepreneurial circles in different industries.
Vice Chairman Tan Zhenguo of the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals said: "Young people may encounter many adversities and difficulties on the journey of entrepreneurship. I hope that this shared space will provide young people with timely support and support like an "Oasis". They go forward courageously, Bihai is united, and after achieving their entrepreneurial dream, they can further contribute to society and the country.
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Vice Chairman Tan, who will soon take over as the chairman of the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, will carry forward the past, uphold the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals' mission and commitment to seek the well-being of Hong Kong citizens, and make every effort to promote the project.
Vice Chairman Tan said: "The Tung Wah Group of Hospitals has served Hong Kong for 150 years since 1870, and has always been an important partner of the Hong Kong government in different eras. The Board of Directors of the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals has worked with the relevant ministries and commissions of the Central Government on its service scope for many years. Establish and maintain contact. After the reunification, we have always supported the SAR government's governance, upholding the Basic Law and One Country, Two Systems." He hopes that through this plan, in addition to enhancing cross-strait exchanges between Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area, deepening the friendship between China and Hong Kong, and fostering more ambitious patriotism. Hong Kong youths "take over" to become the pillars of the future of society, which will help stabilize and promote economic prosperity and development. It can also cooperate with the school-affiliated primary and secondary schools to strengthen national and national identity, the basic law, one country, two systems, and national security in the school curriculum. And strengthen the establishment of sister school relations with domestic schools, promote the exchange of students between the two places, and create more synergistic benefits.
Chairman Wen Yingyi (left) and Vice Chairman Tan Zhenguo (right) expressed their emphasis on youth training and passed on the salaries, so that young people will become future leaders and work together to promote the development of Hong Kong with patriotism and love for Hong Kong.
A group of young entrepreneurs shared their entrepreneurial journey and introduced products to Chairman Wen Yingyi of the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals (middle).
The program has begun to accept applications. If two or more young people aged between 18 and 40 who are eligible to apply are interested in starting a business in Hong Kong or the Greater Bay Area, they can consider forming a team to participate in the program.
It is important to note that before submitting the application form, you must participate in the planned entrepreneurship inspiration workshop. After the initial review is successfully shortlisted, you must pass the interview again.
In addition to considering the effectiveness and feasibility of the business plan when preparing, you may wish to show your creativity as much as possible to break through and attract reviewers.
Deadline for registration: April 30
Event details: https://yee.tungwahcsd.org
Enquiry: 2884 9570 (Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Health Financial Management Family Counseling Center)
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