‍The German Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong (GCC), established in 1983, is a leading membership organization among European national chambers in Hong Kong, boasting over 400 corporate members. GCC is instrumental in facilitating members' interests in Hong Kong and the region, offering a wide array of services including networking events, and serving as a liaison with government bodies in Hong Kong, China, and Germany. As a member of the EuropeanChamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, it plays a key role in representing its members' interests on the International Business Committee (IBC).

Activities at the German Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong:

Board Leadership: Michael Keppe elected to the Board of Directors, emphasizing strategic governance.

Sustainability Initiatives (in orange): Heading the Sustainability Workgroup under the Sourcing Committee. Key achievements include drafting a comprehensive guide for Asian suppliers on EU, US, and UK sustainability laws impacting the supply chain and products, and advocating for sustainable practices in raw materials, packaging, production and digitalization.

AI Strategy Pioneer (in orange): Spearheading the development and implementation of AI strategies for corporate members. Initiatives include organizing Prompt Engineering information sessions, Bot building workshops, and sharing success stories from companies integrating AI effectively.

Tekom, the Society for Technical Communication - tekom Deutschland e.V., founded in 1978, stands as Europe's largest professional association for Technical Communication. With 8,500 members, it serves as a pivotal platform for those in technical communication or information development, promoting continuous education and professional growth through conferences, fairs, webinars, and publications. As part of tekom Europe, it offers a robust international network and numerous cross-association activities through its 16 regional groups.