Marco, Ronald, Agnes, Godfrey and Jennie, who are engaged in scientific research and experiment in applied biology, entered the skincare product market from their
base at the Hong Kong Science Park, and developed their locally researched and produced products. From naming to packaging and designing their products, elements related to the ingredients and formulas are added to promote the truth- seeking sprit of science and encourage consumers to learn about the products before purchasing.

However, Hong Kong people have developed a consumption habit of using foreign brand skincare products, with European, American, Japanese and Korean brands leading the market. With a persistence in their belief-based approach, how can this local startup get a breakthrough and gain a share in the market by paying attention to the details and sharing scientific knowledge related to beauty and skincare?

In this episode, Ada OOI, founder of a British skincare brand, is invited to share with the 5 young entrepreneurs “to hold on and let go the original products”.

【Gen Z Meeting Room】
The COVID-19 pandemic has been affecting the normal operation of the global business world, but at the same time it becomes an opportunity for companies around
the world to seek changes. The definitions of “job” and “going to work” has gradually changed in the current generation. What is the foresight the new generation has on
the work mode in the future?

In this episode’s Meeting Room, Mr Ray CHAN, co-founder of the world’s largest “happiness sharing platform”, and Ms Rebecca LEUNG, a post-90 entrepreneur who develops equipment for the work mode in the future, are invited to talk about the work mode in the future.

Food is people’s paramount concern. To foodies, life would be colourless and of low quality if they could only eat puree when they get old. Sandy’s grandfather has swallowing difficulty, but he craves delicious food, prompting Sandy to be interested in the soft meal market. By coincidence, Sandy established the first food technology company developing soft meals in Hong Kong with 5 friends who share the same concern for elderly services, namely Abellona, Albert, Jim, Raymond and Aggie.

With the vision to improve elderly diet, they have won many innovation and technology competitions with their innovative soft meal technology and products, and
were selected for various incubation programmes. As such, they gained the seed money. Hong Kong population is continuously aging and there is a huge demand in elderly market. Facing the existing competitors, how can this startup company find its position in the market occupied by international brands? Moreover, the public has
insufficient knowledge about swallowing difficulty, and elderly homes have concerns about switching products. How should they employ different strategies to tackle the
challenges?

The programme invited Francis NGAI, founder of Social Ventures Hong Kong, to share with them how to promote and publicise their business.

【Gen Z Meeting Room】
“People” is the foundation of a company. A company withers with a weak workforce, and prospers with a strong one. The key of management relates to how one deals with people and things. In this technology era, how much value of the operation of conventional commercial world is left? As a startup entrepreneur, how many things
one needs to miss and how many mistakes one needs to make before he or she comes up with the appropriate management philosophy?

This episode’s “Meeting Room”, Mr Ray CHAN, co-founder of the world’s largest “happiness sharing platform”, and Ms Rebecca LEUNG, former Regional Executive
Director, South East Asia, of an online travel platform, are invited to elaborate on the core values of new generation operation and management.