A speech by Kelvin Wong titled 'From Information to Transformation: Training Directors to Power Corporate Success' was delivered at the 2025 Director Training Series of the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute on July 29, 2025, and is now available on the SFC website.
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On July 29, 2025, Dr. Kelvin Wong presented a keynote address, titled 'From Information to Transformation: Training Directors for Corporate Success', at the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute’s 2025 Director Training Series.
In his speech, Dr. Wong underscores the critical role of converting information into actionable insights to drive corporate success. He emphasizes the necessity for directors to acquire the right training to harness technology and data to make informed decisions, especially in today’s fast-paced business environment.
Wong discusses key elements of modern leadership and governance, with an emphasis on data analysis, strategic planning, and risk management. These skills are vital for directors to navigate and prosper in the evolving corporate landscape.
The speech, now available on the SFC website under the 'Published resources > Speeches' section, underscores the importance of continuous professional development for directors. This ensures they remain competitive and adept at addressing the ever-changing demands of the corporate world.
Last updated on July 31, 2025, the speech provides a comprehensive guide for directors looking to enhance their skills and contribute more effectively to their organizations.
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