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    The Institute of Purchasing & Supply of Hong Kong ( IPSHK ) was first established in 1973 and was incorporated as a Limited by Guarantee (under Company Ordinance Cap. 32) in February 1996. The aim, objective and activities of the Institute are to promote professionalism in the purchasing and supply discipline through exchange among members and with relevant local and international organizations. The IPSHK is a member association of the International Federation of Purchasing & Supply Management (IFPSM), registered in Switzerland, which consists of 43 professional purchasing associations in 39 countries.

     
     
    Presentation Material for IPSHK 36th Anniversary Symposium

    1. Overview on Green Purchasing – Policies, trends, practices and influences in Hong Kong and Asia by Ms. Linda HO, CEO, Green Council

    2. Myths in Green Products by Dr. CHUNG Shan Shan, Professor, HKBU

    3. Green supply chain – a supplier’s perspective by Ms. Katherine LAU, Quality Manager, Fuji Xerox






      IPSHK 36th Anniversary Symposium on "Green Purchasing - policies, trends, myths and view from a supplier's perspective" cum Annual General Meeting on 23 May 2009
     

    Dear Members,

    On 23 May 2009 Saturday afternoon, under the heavy rain, some 70 audiences got together at the lecturing theatre of the School of Continuing and Professional Education (SCOPE) in City University campus hoping to get more information about Green Purchasing and its impacts to the industry and the community. The turn-out rate was encouraging and showed that the topic was welcome by the Members.

    We had three experts delivering related messages from different perspectives. Ms Linda Ho, CEO of Green Council, gave us the overview of green purchasing that followed by Professor Chung Shan Shan of Hong Kong Baptist University who helped us to understand many "green products" were actually fake. We then had Ms Katherine Lau of Fuji Xerox demonstrating what the green supply chain should look like.

    The seminar was concluded by our President, Dr. Stephen Ng. It was an informative seminar that enjoyed by both the audiences and speakers.

    Right after the symposium, a ceremony of presenting the shcholarship to the best performed students of the program supported by IPSHK, Professional Diploma in Merchandising Management (PDMM), of IVE Shatin was hosted by our Chairman Timothy Lam.

    The symposium was successful and we like to thank our members for their participation. The related photos were uploaded to our website for sharing.

    See you next time

    With best regards,
     
     
    Stephen Chan   FIPSHK
    Chairman - Programme Committee
    The Institute of Purchasing & Supply of Hong Kong
     


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