DISCOVER NORTH ASIA
Hong Kong Chapter 30th Anniversary
Thriving in Contrasts — Discover the Yin Yang Magic
November 26 – 28, 2026 · Kerry Hotel, Hong Kong
30
Years of EO HK
3
Immersive Days
200+
EO Members
10
Industry Round Tables
Supported By
Hong Kong Tourism Board 香港旅遊發展局

A Glimpse of Hong Kong

A short visual journey through the contrasts, energy and spirit of the city — and the 30-year legacy of EO Hong Kong.

Discover HK
EO Hong Kong
30th Anniversary

Hong Kong: The Living Canvas

A reunion of memories, a rediscovery of the city that shaped us. Whether you lived here, visited as a tourist, or built your business here — come gather and celebrate together.

East meets West
Colonial heritage and Chinese tradition coexist in every block
Urban meets Wild
World-class skyline, five minutes from pristine hiking trails
Finance meets Culture
Asia's global financial hub and a canvas for food, art and innovation
✦ 30th Anniversary Celebration

EO Hong Kong — 30 Years of Entrepreneurship

Founded in 1995, EO Hong Kong has shaped generations of entrepreneurs. This milestone brings the global EO family back to where it all began.

Primary Venue
Kerry Hotel, Hong Kong
Victoria Harbour View · Hung Hom, Kowloon
Nov 26 — MyEO & Opening Dinner
Nov 27 — Investment Forum & Industry Round Table
Nov 28 — Tsz Shan Monastery & Closing Lunch

Three Days. One Legendary City.

Immersive, exclusive, unforgettable. Only possible through the eyes of EO Hong Kong members who have lived it. Over 50 EO Hong Kong members have built this programme — the grand finale of our 30th anniversary year.

Day 1 · MyEO & Opening Dinner
Thursday, Nov 26
MyEO & Opening Dinner
Choose your MyEO experience — a dragon boat race and beach time at Middle Island, or a morning on the Dragon's Back ridge trail. Then the grand opening gala with the Keynote Dinner Dialogue — Antony Leung, Joe Ngai and Carol Yu.
Dragon BoatDragon's BackGala DinnerKeynote Dialogue
Day 2 · Contrasts
Friday, Nov 27
Investment Forum & Industry Round Table
Three morning panels at Kai Tak Sports Park on whether Hong Kong is still a good place to invest, lunch on site, then an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour with the Sports Park management team leading into ten curated industry breakouts, and a 70s Global Movie Stars party at Maxim's Palace, City Hall overlooking the harbour.
Kai Tak Sports ParkInvestment PanelsIndustry Round Tables70s Global Movie Stars
Day 3 · Perspective
Saturday, Nov 28
Tsz Shan Monastery & the Northern Frontier
An exclusive morning of mindful reflection amidst the sacred cultural heritage and priceless treasures of Tsz Shan Monastery and its Museum of Buddhist Art, then lunch in the Man clan's ancestral hall at San Tin a guided tour of the Hong Kong–Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park, and an afternoon tech panel with the heads of HSITP and Lenovo’s Solutions & Services Group.
Tsz Shan MonasteryBuddhist Art MuseumMan's Ancestral HallHSITPTech Panel

The Future of Hong Kong & China:
Navigating New Frontiers

Opening night brings together the man who steered Hong Kong's public finances and the strategist who advises Greater China's largest companies — candid, unscripted, and only for delegates in the room.

Antony Leung
Antony Leung
Group Chairman, Nan Fung Group
Former Financial Secretary of HKSAR
Joe Ngai
Joe Ngai
Senior Partner & Chairman, Greater China
McKinsey & Company
Thought Leader & Author
Carol Yu
Carol Yu
Founding Partner & Senior Vice President
Shenzhen InnoX Academy
Veteran television host & facilitator
Moderator

Who You Will Hear From

Policymakers, investors and the people building Hong Kong’s next chapter — across the Day 2 investment forum at Kai Tak Sports Park and the Day 3 afternoon at the Hong Kong–Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park.

Day 2 · Session 1Government, Regulatory Bodies & Capital MarketsFri 27 Nov · 10:00 – 10:45
Joseph Chan Ho-lim, JP
Joseph Chan Ho-lim, JP
Under Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, HKSAR Government
Ronald Chan
Ronald Chan
EO Hong Kong
Moderator
Day 2 · Session 2Wealth Management & Family OfficesFri 27 Nov · 10:50 – 11:35
Jason Fong
Jason Fong
Global Head of Family Office, InvestHK
Henry Hau
Henry Hau
CEO, Infinity Family Office
Tony Yeung
Tony Yeung
Managing Director, Peterson Group
Lemuel Lee
Lemuel Lee
Exco member, PWMA
EO Hong Kong Strategic Alliance Partner
Moderator
Day 2 · Session 3FinTech, Web3 & Emerging TechnologiesFri 27 Nov · 11:40 – 12:25
Gary Liu
Gary Liu
Co-Founder, Terminal 3 (Digital Identity & AI)
Former CEO, South China Morning Post
David Chang
David Chang
Founding Partner, Mindworks Capital
Louisa Zhang
Louisa Zhang
Head of Ventures Investments, HSBC Global
Yen Shiau
Yen Shiau
Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Titan Fund (Crypto/FinTech VC)
EO Hong Kong
Moderator
Day 3 · HSITPFrom Vision to Global OpportunitySat 28 Nov · afternoon
Vincent Ma
Vincent Ma
CEO, Hong Kong–Shenzhen Innovation & Technology Park
Ken Wong
Ken Wong
President, Lenovo Solutions & Services Group
Donald Man
Donald Man
Member, Yuen Long District Council
Vincent Leung
Vincent Leung
CEO & Vice Chairman, Peoples Smart Living Limited
EO Hong Kong
Moderator

10 Industry Round Tables

Go behind the scenes of Hong Kong's most dynamic sectors — hosted by EO HK members revealing real business models and innovation strategies.

Financial & Professional Services
Trade, Logistics & Maritime
Tourism & Hospitality
Innovation, Technology & Startups
Medical & Healthcare Services
Education Services
Retail & Wholesale Trade
Real Estate & Construction
Manufacturing
Cultural & Creative Industries

A Morning of Stillness

The last morning trades the city's intensity for the wooded hills of Tai Po — an exclusive visit to one of Hong Kong's most quietly extraordinary places, before the afternoon turns north to San Tin and the Loop.

The 76-metre Guan Yin
The standing figure that anchors the compound, framed by Tai Po's feng shui hills.
Museum of Buddhist Art
A world-class collection of rare, centuries-old Buddhist treasures.
Capped daily admissions
A strict cap of just 400 visitors a day keeps the grounds genuinely, undisturbedly quiet.

Tsz Shan is not on the standard tour. Admission is capped every single day, which is precisely why the grounds stay silent — magnificent timber halls, wide stone courtyards, and the hills on every side. The morning is ours: the Great Buddha Hall, the Gate of Liberation, and the museum's centuries-old treasures.

Then the coaches head north rather than back to the city: lunch in the Man clan's centuries-old ancestral hall at San Tin, and an afternoon inside the Hong Kong–Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park — six centuries of Hong Kong and the next thirty years of it, in the same afternoon.

The Gate of Liberation
The Great Buddha Hall
Lunch — Man's Ancestral Hall, San Tin
The afternoon — HSITP at the Loop

Full Schedule

Day 1 — Nov 26 (Thu)
Day 2 — Nov 27 (Fri)
Day 3 — Nov 28 (Sat)
Morning
MyEO EXPERIENCE
Middle Island — Dragon Boat & Beach
Race the waves. Feel the pulse of an ancient tradition: join a team for a dragon boat race, then relax on Middle Island beach. 8:00 am – 3:00 pm · USD 100 including lunch · 20 places. Register for MyEO →
Morning
MyEO EXPERIENCE
Conquer the Dragon's Back
Hong Kong's best-known ridge walk. The Dragon's Back rides the spine of Hong Kong Island's south-east, with the South China Sea on one side and the hills on the other. 8:30 am – 3:00 pm · 8.5 km, Hong Kong Trail Stage 8 · USD 100 including lunch · 20 places. Register for MyEO →
18:00 – 21:30
OPENING NIGHT
Keynote Dinner Dialogue & Grand Gala
The Future of Hong Kong & China: Navigating New Frontiers — Antony Leung (Group Chairman, Nan Fung Group; former Financial Secretary of HKSAR) and Joe Ngai (Senior Partner & Chairman, Greater China, McKinsey & Company), moderated by Carol Yu. Gala dinner at Kerry Hotel celebrating 30 years of EO Hong Kong.
09:00 – 12:30
INVESTMENT FORUM
Is Hong Kong Still a Good Place to Invest?
Three consecutive morning sessions at the brand-new Kai Tak Sports Park, with industry leaders, innovators and decision-makers.
10:00 – 10:45
SESSION 1
Government, Regulatory Bodies & Capital Markets
Joseph Chan Ho-lim, JP, Under Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, HKSAR Government. Moderated by Ronald Chan, EO Hong Kong.
10:50 – 11:35
SESSION 2
Wealth Management & Family Offices
Jason Fong, Global Head of Family Office, InvestHK · Henry Hau, CEO, Infinity Family Office · Tony Yeung, Managing Director, Peterson Group. Moderated by Lemuel Lee, Exco member of the PWMA, EO Hong Kong Strategic Alliance Partner.
11:40 – 12:25
SESSION 3
FinTech, Web3 & Emerging Technologies
Gary Liu, Co-Founder, Terminal 3 (Digital Identity & AI), former CEO of the South China Morning Post · David Chang, Founding Partner, Mindworks Capital · Louisa Zhang, Head of Ventures Investments, HSBC Global. Moderated by Yen Shiau, Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Titan Fund (Crypto/FinTech VC), EO Hong Kong.
Midday
INDUSTRY FOCUS
Lunch at Kai Tak
Lunch on site at your own industry's table, across the same 10 industry groups you will spend the afternoon with.
Early afternoon
VENUE TOUR
Behind the Scenes at Kai Tak Sports Park
The Sports Park management team share an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour and their operational insights — how Hong Kong's new 50,000-seat stadium, built on the runway of the old airport, is actually run.
Afternoon
INDUSTRY FOCUS
Industry Breakouts
We then split into specialised industry breakouts for in-depth business exchange — one of 10 curated industry tours with EO members who run businesses like yours. EO Hong Kong assigns your group from your own industry background.
Evening
SIGNATURE DINNER
70s Global Movie Stars Party — Maxim's Palace, City Hall
An unforgettable evening hosted by Ivan Ting at Maxim's Palace, City Hall — one of the city's most storied Cantonese rooms, overlooking Victoria Harbour. The theme is 70s Global Movie Stars: dress up and celebrate in retro style.
09:00 – 10:00
TRANSFER
Departure for Tsz Shan Monastery
Coach transfer from Kerry Hotel into the wooded hills of Tai Po, New Territories.
10:00 – 12:00
CULTURE & REFLECTION
Tsz Shan Monastery & Buddhist Art Museum
Escape Hong Kong's urban intensity for an exclusive, highly sought-after sanctuary where strict daily visitor caps guarantee an atmosphere of total, undisturbed serenity. Framed by Tai Po's lush feng shui hills, stand in awe of the towering 76-metre Guan Yin statue, magnificent timber architecture, and a world-class museum housing rare, centuries-old Buddhist treasures. This intimately curated journey seamlessly blends sacred cultural heritage with deep, mindful restoration for an unforgettably elevated retreat.
“Well-being is a skill.”
— Prof. Richard J. Davidson, neuroscientist
12:00 – 13:00
TRANSFER
On to San Tin
Across the New Territories to Hong Kong's northern frontier.
Midday
CULTURAL LUNCH
Man's Ancestral Hall, San Tin
Lunch inside a clan ancestral hall that has stood among the walled villages of San Tin for centuries — the Hong Kong that was here long before the skyline was.
Afternoon
FROM VISION TO GLOBAL OPPORTUNITY
Hong Kong–Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park (HSITP)
Minutes from the ancestral hall lies the Loop, where Hong Kong meets Shenzhen and China's ambition for innovation, connectivity and global opportunity is being poured in concrete. Vision & growth — the park's plan, its current development, and its role in shaping the Greater Bay Area innovation hub. Entrepreneurial gateway — how HSITP supports foreign entrepreneurs entering Hong Kong and expanding into China. Future outlook — the roadmap of upcoming projects, partnerships and industries redefining global innovation. Insider's story — firsthand insight from those at the heart of it.
Late afternoon
TECH PANEL
Tech Titans Across the Border
A closing panel with Vincent Ma, CEO of the Hong Kong–Shenzhen Innovation & Technology Park, Ken Wong, President of Lenovo’s Solutions & Services Group, and Donald Man, Yuen Long District Council member — moderated by Vincent Leung, CEO & Vice Chairman of Peoples Smart Living Limited, EO Hong Kong. The official programme ends around 16:00.
19:15 – late
MyEO EXPERIENCE
Harbour Cruise on the Aqua Luna & Night Out
An unforgettable night to conclude DHK. Leave the hotel at 7:15 pm for a Victoria Harbour cruise aboard the red-sailed Aqua Luna, with champagne and the harbour laser show. Dinner follows at your choice of Neighbourhood — one Michelin star, Chef David Lai, Asia's Top 50 — or Big JJ Seafood Hotpot for rustic Cantonese hotpot, 24 seats each. Party-goers carry on afterwards at Club FAYY. Put together by our MyEO team, Nelson, Franklin and crew. USD 290 or USD 260, plus USD 100 for Club FAYY — register by 31 October →

Make It Your Own

Optional add-on experiences hosted by EO Hong Kong members, around the main programme. Each is priced separately and places are strictly limited.

MyEO Dragon Boat – Middle Island — event flyerTap to see the full flyer
Day 1 · Thu 26 Nov
MyEO Dragon Boat — Middle Island
  • Time: 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
  • Venue: Middle Island, Island South
  • Capacity: 20 people
Paddle the clear water off Repulse Bay with a professional coach from Royal X — the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club crew and legendary dragon boat champions of Hong Kong. A morning on the water with fellow EO members.
USD 100 per person · lunch included
Conquer the Dragon's Back — event flyerTap to see the full flyer
Day 1 · Thu 26 Nov
Conquer the Dragon's Back
  • Time: 8:30 am – 3:00 pm
  • Trail: 8.5 km, Hong Kong Trail Stage 8
  • Capacity: 20 places only
The iconic last stage of the Hong Kong Trail, with sweeping views of the South China Sea, Hong Kong Island and Big Wave Bay — then a traditional cha chaan teng lunch beside the beach at Big Wave Bay.
USD 100 per person · lunch included
Harbour Cruise – Night Out — event flyerTap to see the full flyer
Day 3 · Sat 28 Nov
Harbour Cruise & Night Out
  • Departs hotel: 7:15 pm
  • Cruise: Aqua Luna, champagne & laser show
  • Dining: choice of two venues, 24 seats each
Sail Victoria Harbour aboard the red-sailed Aqua Luna, then dinner at your choice of Neighbourhood — one Michelin star, Chef David Lai, Asia's Top 50 — or Big JJ Seafood Hotpot for rustic Cantonese hotpot. Party-goers can carry on at Club FAYY afterwards.
USD 290 Aqua Luna + Neighbourhood
USD 260 Aqua Luna + Big JJ hotpot
USD 100 Club FAYY after-party
Registration deadline: 31 October 2026

Kerry Hotel, Hong Kong

Perched on the Hung Hom waterfront with sweeping Victoria Harbour views — the iconic backdrop for our 30th anniversary celebration.

Kerry Hotel

38 Hung Luen Road, Hung Hom, Kowloon
Uninterrupted Victoria Harbour panorama
Capacity for 200–300 guests
5-star banquet & gala facilities
Easy access from all HK areas & airport
Preferential room rates for attendees
Kerry Hotel, Hong Kong
38 Hung Luen Road · Victoria Harbour Waterfront
View on Map ↗

Venue & Accommodation Information

Preferential group room rates at the Kerry Hotel for DNA-HK 2026 attendees — book directly through the dedicated reservation link below.

Kerry Hotel, Hong Kong

38 Hung Luen Road, Hung Hom, Hong Kong
Hotel Booking Link ↗
Deluxe RoomKing or Twin Beds
HK$1,700+ 13% svc & tax
Deluxe Seaview RoomKing or Twin Beds
HK$2,100+ 13% svc & tax
  • Rate does not include breakfast — buffet breakfast available at HK$250 + 13%, added upon check-in.
  • Inclusive of in-room wired internet and Wi-Fi access.
  • Complimentary mini bar upon arrival (excluding liquor and wine).

Booking Date & Reservation

  • Contracted dates: The reservation link is strictly active for booking between 26–29 November 2026.
  • Payment: The full amount is held on your credit card as a guarantee at the time of booking via the reservation link to reserve the room.

Pre-Stay, Post-Stay & Room Types

  • Extended stays / special room types: Pre- and post-stay requests are allowed up to 3 days before or after the event dates at the special group rate, subject to room availability.
  • For extended-stay or other room-type enquiries, email Ms Nicole Chik (subject: EO NA DNA Hong Kong – Room Booking).

Cancellation & Room Occupancy

  • Cancellation deadline: Free until 8 November (local time). Afterwards, 100% will be charged.
  • Maximum occupancy: Up to 2 adults per room. For additional guests or bed requests (subject to room type and availability), contact Ms Nicole Chik.

Check-In, Check-Out & Hotel Policies

  • Check-in: 15:00 · Check-out: 12:00.
  • Early / late requests: Early check-in or late check-out is strictly subject to availability.
  • Check-in requirements: For security, all guests must present a photo ID (passport) and a credit card upon arrival.

Connect the Dots.
Revive Your Memories.

No matter how you know Hong Kong — born here, built a business here, or simply fell in love with it — this is your invitation to rediscover the city.

The Skyline
One of the world's most iconic harbours — the lights of Hong Kong Island reflecting off Victoria Harbour at dusk
The Food
Dim sum at dawn, wonton noodles, roast goose, midnight congee — a culinary city unlike any other in the world
The People
Resilient, resourceful and warm-hearted — Hong Kongers who built a world-class city with grit and determination
The Energy
A city that never slows down — neon signs, double-deckers, street markets and a financial heartbeat felt around the world

Registration Now Open

Registration for DNA-HK 2026 is now open and more than 150 delegates have already secured their place. Spaces are strictly limited and reserved for EO members worldwide.

🟢 150+ Delegates Registered
All-Inclusive Package
USD 1,888
3% credit card fee included

  • All 3-day programme included
  • Opening gala dinner
  • Harbour View Signature Dinner
  • Industry round-table lunch (choice of 10)
  • Day 3 cultural lunch at San Tin
  • DNA-HK 30th anniversary gift
🎟️ Joined EO after July 1, 2024? Claim it now!
You have a US$1,000 voucher ready to use for this event.
All vouchers are redeemable within 36 months of your official join date.
Note: Voucher-eligible. EO members only. Accommodation available separately. Spaces strictly limited.

Common Questions

Who can attend?
Exclusively for EO (Entrepreneurs' Organization) members worldwide in good standing.
How many participants?
Targeting 200–300 from the global EO network. Spaces are limited and first-come, first-served.
Is this voucher-eligible?
Yes. DNA-HK is a voucher-eligible MyEO event. Check your EO membership portal for your voucher balance.
What is included?
All 3 days: Day 1 MyEO experiences + the Keynote Dinner Dialogue and gala, Day 2 the investment session at Kai Tak Sports Park + lunch and the behind-the-scenes tour + the industry breakouts + the 70s Global Movie Stars party at Maxim's Palace, City Hall, Day 3 Tsz Shan Monastery + lunch at Man's Ancestral Hall + the HSITP tour and tech panel, plus the Day 3 evening MyEO experiences. Accommodation not included but preferential Kerry Hotel rates available.
Do I need a visa?
Most nationalities enjoy visa-free entry to Hong Kong SAR. Check with the HK Immigration Department or your local consulate.
Cancellation policy?

Discover Hong Kong has a no-refund policy. Ticket transfers are allowed on a case-by-case basis. The cancelling member and the replacing member are responsible for facilitating the money exchange themselves. EO will transfer the registration once notification has been received from the selling member and a registration form has been received by the purchasing member.

Given the unpredictability of travel, we highly recommend you purchase travel insurance. Any cancellations of flights, tickets, or hotels will not be covered by the planning committee. You may transfer your ticket to another interested attendee (subject to the rules above).