Thirty seats at the top, and one at the bottom.
The chamber invites companies of all nationalities to join, and actively encourages them to support the inclusion of more young professionals and of professionals from diverse backgrounds.
What each type costs
Four rates, all per twelve months. The chamber’s membership year starts in April and runs a full year, though a company can join at any point in it.
The chamber’s highest tier. It describes Sterling as an exclusive group of leading international and Hong Kong business names, with access to VIP events and a personal relationship manager.
HKD 120,000per 12 monthsFor businesses with a registered office in Hong Kong. Full access to the chamber’s benefits.
HKD 16,000per 12 monthsFor small businesses in Hong Kong with fewer than ten employees, start-ups incorporated in the last three years, registered non-profits, overseas businesses with no Hong Kong presence, and individuals whose company is not a member. Qualifying start-ups and non-profits receive 25 per cent off.
HKD 7,000per 12 monthsAvailable only to existing Sterling, Corporate or Classic members who need additional memberships.
HKD 3,500per 12 monthsA company does not have to be British to join, and a large number of Hong Kong, Chinese and international companies sit within the membership.
MembershipMembership questions go to memberships@britcham.com.
What membership brings
Networking and brand building
- Connect with professionals globally through the chamber’s events and business networks in Hong Kong and the UK.
- Attend over 150 events a year, gaining insight from other businesses and thought leaders.
- Present at briefings and seminars to reach a database of 7,000 professionals.
Information and insight
- Learn from fellow businesses, thought leaders and industry experts, and stay current on trends.
- Gain access to business and market intelligence, briefings and professional events.
- Feature in the bi-monthly magazine and the weekly e-newsletter.
Representation and advocacy
- Represent your views to governments and business bodies in Hong Kong, the UK and China.
- Network with industry leaders and contribute to policy discussions.
The member directory
The chamber runs a membership directory on its website and it is behind a login: the page answers that you need to be a member to see it.
Members sign in to browse it at the chamber’s member login.
The year runs from April.
A company can join at any point in it, and qualifying start-ups and non-profits take 25 per cent off the Classic rate.