Pride and Prejudice 2019
29 May 2019 08:30am - 05:30pm
No. 17 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon
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Pride and Prejudice 2019 Hong Kong
Keeping pace with change
Join the Economist 4th annual Pride event in Hong Kong!
If businesses are to succeed in capturing younger talent, they must adapt to cater to the attitudes of Asia’s
emerging generations, understand the profound social changes underway in the outlook
towards the LGBT community and move into serious advocacy.
What to expect:
Pride and Prejudice 2019 will bring together government leaders, pioneering millennial entrepreneurs, people from Generation
Z who are starting their professional journeys, social activists, business executives, religious leaders and academics. Through discussion, they will determine what inclusive businesses will look like in the future, the role technology will take in advocacy, how businesses and society should nurture young advocates, and how the private sector and government can work to ensure that LGBT inclusion is achieved across the entire region.
Agenda:
8.30 am Registration Opens
9.00 am Chair’s opening remarks
9.10 am Opening keynote panel: Pride in Asia
9.50 am In conversation: “Generation Z” and LGBT inclusion in Asia
10.20 am The hot seat with…Raghu Raman
10.45 am Networking coffee break
11.10 am Spotlight on Hong Kong
11.35 am In conversation: Religion, tradition and LGBT lifestyles in Asia’s new generation
12.05 am Spotlight on China: The dragon and the rainbow
12.35 pm Networking lunch break
1.45 pm Spotlight on India: Maintaining momentum
2.05 pm Evolving attitudes: Spotlight on Asia
2.15 pm Room discussion: Advancing LGBT inclusion in Asian business
3.05 pm Networking coffee break
3.35 pm Celebrating Asian pride
4.05 pm Debate: This house believes that multinational corporations (MNCs)
should champion diversity and inclusiveness which at times may be incompatible with the
laws of host countries
4.50 pm Panel discussion: Our generations
5.25 pm Closing remarks: Where next?
Attendees are members from:
-Financial services
-Government, NGO and Local Authorities
-Professional services
-Media
-Information technology
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No. 17 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon Register
Pride and Prejudice 2019 Hong Kong
Keeping pace with change
Join the Economist 4th annual Pride event in Hong Kong!
If businesses are to succeed in capturing younger talent, they must adapt to cater to the attitudes of Asia’s
emerging generations, understand the profound social changes underway in the outlook
towards the LGBT community and move into serious advocacy.
What to expect:
Pride and Prejudice 2019 will bring together government leaders, pioneering millennial entrepreneurs, people from Generation
Z who are starting their professional journeys, social activists, business executives, religious leaders and academics. Through discussion, they will determine what inclusive businesses will look like in the future, the role technology will take in advocacy, how businesses and society should nurture young advocates, and how the private sector and government can work to ensure that LGBT inclusion is achieved across the entire region.
Agenda:
8.30 am Registration Opens
9.00 am Chair’s opening remarks
9.10 am Opening keynote panel: Pride in Asia
9.50 am In conversation: “Generation Z” and LGBT inclusion in Asia
10.20 am The hot seat with…Raghu Raman
10.45 am Networking coffee break
11.10 am Spotlight on Hong Kong
11.35 am In conversation: Religion, tradition and LGBT lifestyles in Asia’s new generation
12.05 am Spotlight on China: The dragon and the rainbow
12.35 pm Networking lunch break
1.45 pm Spotlight on India: Maintaining momentum
2.05 pm Evolving attitudes: Spotlight on Asia
2.15 pm Room discussion: Advancing LGBT inclusion in Asian business
3.05 pm Networking coffee break
3.35 pm Celebrating Asian pride
4.05 pm Debate: This house believes that multinational corporations (MNCs)
should champion diversity and inclusiveness which at times may be incompatible with the
laws of host countries
4.50 pm Panel discussion: Our generations
5.25 pm Closing remarks: Where next?
Attendees are members from:
-Financial services
-Government, NGO and Local Authorities
-Professional services
-Media
-Information technology