The Coalition undertakes a wide range of activities to promote the services sector locally and internationally. Some examples include:

The Servicing Economy - Penta Forum 2002was organised jointly by the Hong Kong Coalition of Service Industries of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce, the Business and Services Promotion Unit of the Commerce and Industry Bureau and the School of Business of the Hong Kong University.

Also see: Quad Forum 2000; Quad Forum 1999; Tripartite Forum  1999 & 1998

World Services Congress 2001 is a collective effort of the international services network to be held on 20 & 21 September 2001 in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The host, "Hong Kong Inc", is a partnership of the Hong Kong private and public sectors coordinated by the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce and the Hong Kong Coalition of Service Industries.

Proceedings of the WSC is now "webcasted at: http://www.globalspeak.com.

• Report of the Hong Kong Delegation to the World Services Congress, Atlanta 1-3 November 1999

• Talking about services - A personal note on the World Services Congress

• Resolutions of the World Service Progress

• WSC discussion forums

• World Services Congress 99 - HK Delegation Progress Report - July 1999

The Hong Kong Coalition of Service Industries undertakes a various activities to promote the development of tertiary industries in China.

Global Services Network, International CSIs: The HKCSI is a founding member of the GSN, which is open to participation by all organizations representing services industries and interests, including academic institutions, companies, and individuals.

Opportunities from liberalisation of Trade in Services
- The Private Sector's Interest -

To prepare for the year 2000 negotiations, the Hong Kong Coalition of Service Industries has launched a major study entitled "Opportunities from Lieralisation of Trade in Services - The Private Sector's Interest". Deliverables includes Bi-monthly Newsletters to cover important subjects and report on progress of the project, Handbook for Business Opportunities and the "Wish List". If you are interested in receiving more information about the "Services 2000" project, please contact us at csi@hkcsi.org.hk.

• Presentation on "Services 2000 - Transportation and Distribution" by Dr Anming Zhang, Head of Services 2000 team, City University of Hong Kong at Services 2000 Workshop, 29 May 2000
• Presentation on " What does it take to Develop Hong Kong as a Logistics Hub"  by Mr Stephen Chan, Managing Director, MSAS Global Logistics (Far East) Ltd at Services 2000 Workshop, 29 May 2000
• Presentation on "Financial Services : WTO GATS -- Relevance and Opportunities for Hong Kong" by Dr Clement Wong

• Services 2000" round table series on "Telecommunications: WTO GATS -- Relevance and Opportunities for Hong Kong Telecommunications" by Dr. Edward Tse, EVP, Corporate Planning & Development, Head of Greater China, Cable & Wireless HKT (Powerpoint 97 format).

• Presentation on "Telecom Sector & GATS" by Dr Clement Wong, Member of the Services 2000 team (Powerpoint 97 format)

• “Services 2000” - Regional Conference on Opportunities from Liberalisation of Trade in Services

• Asian Financial Crisis & Market Prospects of the Financial Sector by Services 2000 Research Team of the City University of Hong Kong

The HONG KONG AWARDS for SERVICES is designed to showcase the outstanding achievements of the Hong Kong services sector by publicly recognising quality companies. Its aim is to raise the standard of service industries in Hong Kong by heightening general awareness of them and encouraging local companies and the community to put more emphasis on service-related training. The Hong Kong Coalition of Service Industries served as the Secretariat as well as one of the Leading Organisers for the Innovation Award from 1997-1999.

Promotion of Management Consultancy Sector in Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Coalition of Service Industries commissioned the Poon Kam Kai Institute of Management of the University of Hong Kong to undertake a study of the current and future place of management consultancy in Hong Kong's competitiveness, together with an analysis of how the sector might be promoted. Following the recommendations from the report, the "Management Consultancies Association of Hong Kong' was formed.

Launching seminar of the Managemenet Consultancies Association of Hong Kong, 21 April 1999

Promotional Seminar in Guangzhou, 29 June 1999