Founders and business owners, you likely know this feeling well: you’ve got the fire in your belly, your idea is gaining traction, but you’re coming to the realisation that you can’t do it all yourself. You’re stuck trying to scale and grow your business whilst also executing outcomes, unsure whether it’s the right time to hire a new staff member, upgrade your tools or staying nimble but narrowing your focus. In a recent Women of Hong Kong Community Call, our guest, Nicolle M

Let’s be honest, talking about prenups, divorce, and wills isn’t as fun as planning a wedding or a family vacation. But, just like remembering to pack an umbrella during typhoon season, a little legal preparedness can save you from getting absolutely drenched. Understanding the complexities of family and matrimonial law is critical for protecting your interests and those of your loved ones. A recent community call with Jaerey Velasco ,  Partner at Payne Velasco leading the fa

Ever had a brilliant business idea over a cup of coffee, only to be stopped cold by the thought of actually  setting it up? The forms, the fees, the fear of getting it wrong… we’ve all been there at some point. Today, we cut through the confusion with an informative Q&A session led by Vivian Chow , CPA and business consultant specialising in setting up and running your own business in Hong Kong. She broke down the nitty-gritty of company formation, compliance, and tax tricks