14th ECOVIS Regional Partner Meeting of the APAC Region in Hong Kong

14th ECOVIS Regional Partner Meeting of the APAC Region in Hong Kong

14. May 2025

From 8–10 May, ECOVIS partners from across the Asia-Pacific region – and some from further afield – came together in Hong Kong for the 14th ECOVIS Regional Partner Meeting.

This year’s program centred on collaboration and innovation, with sessions focused on business development, marketing, network growth, regional cooperation and Hong Kong’s financial role and investment incentives.

We were fortunate to hear from Henry Kwong, who shared insights on doing business in China via Hong Kong, and Spencer Liu, who explored AI, digital enablement, and ESG. The meeting wrapped up with a thought-provoking panel discussion on the application of AI and ESG in practice management.

Many thanks to our gracious hosts, ECOVIS Axial and ECOVIS Focus, and to all contributors and participants who made this event such a success. We look forward to continued growth and connection across the APAC region.

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