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A premier gathering of CXOs, senior financial executives and technology leaders in different verticals. Distinguished speakers share insights on finance transformation, AI adoption, cyber‑resilience, business value creation and market expansion in Greater Bay Area.

About the CFO Forum

The NEXX CFO Forum convenes senior leaders from finance and IT to decode what’s next in enterprise performance from AI to business Innovation, cybersecurity, and goverance. Expect pragmatic playbooks, candid conversations, and actionable takeaways.

Focus Topics

Where Finance meets Technology

AI copilots for finance, close & consolidation
Cloud ERP, data platforms, and real‑time analytics
Compliance, governance, and audit in a digital world
Future of work: skills, culture, and operating models

Why Attend

Practical insights from distinguished leaders

Finance transformation & AI adoption that actually ship
Modern risk, controls, and cyber‑resilience for CFOs
Data strategy, FP&A excellence, and value creation
Peer‑to‑peer exchange with top operators

Date : 19th Nov, 2025 (Wed)
Time : 2:30 - 5:30pm

Venue : 21/F, Times Square, Causeway Bay, Hong Kongm

Tentative Rundown :

2:00 - 2:30pm Reception Open

2:30 - 2:35pm Opening Remarks - Mann Yim, Chairman, NEXX Innovation Alliance (NEXX)

2:35 - 2:40pm Welcome Remarks - Andy Chow, Head of Customer Solution Architects, Google Cloud

2:40 - 2:45pm Group Picture

2:45 - 3:00pm Featured Speech : Tina Wei Tin Tin, Consulting Director, GoGBA Business Support Centre (Futain)

3:00 - 3:30pm Panel One - Scaling AI for Enterprise Impact: Forging Robust Security, Governance, and Privacy Frameworks with Actionable Metrics

Moderator : Lance Yeung, Associate Director, Data & AI Governance, HKSTP

Panelists :

Daniel Cheung, VP of IT, Blue Insurance

Joel Lam, Chief Digital Officer, KGI

Louis Mah, Director of IT, Maxim's Group

Daniel Ho, VP, Unified Cyber Security and Digital Transformation Solutions, HGC Global Communications

3:30 - 4:00pm Panel Two - AI-Driven Capital: Business Innovation & Financing Growth, and Measuring ROI for Retail and Brands

Moderator : Simon Lee, Vice Chairperson, Hong Kong Society of Artificial Intelligence and Innovation (HKSAII)

Panelists :

Angus Tsang, Chief Financial Officer and Company Secretary, CN Logistics International Holdings

Jazz Yung, Partner, Consulting, PwC

Herny Ho, Group Chief Financial Officer, Plaza Premium Group

Terry Chan, Chief Financial Officer, QF Pay

4:15 - 4:30pm Coffee Break

4:15 - 4:25pm Keynote (II) - Prof. Alvin Leung, Associate Dean, College of Business , City University of Hong Kong

4:25 - 5:00pm Award Ceremony of NEXX AI in Corporate Innovation & Transformation Awards 2025

Award presenter : Prof. Alvin Leung, Associate Dean, College of Business , City University of Hong Kong

5:00 - 5:30pm Group photo and Netweorking

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About the Awards

There are two divisions : Start-up and Enterprise

The "Awards of NEXX AI in Corporate Innovation and Transformation" (Enterprise Division) recognize and celebrate large-scale corporations that have successfully developed, deployed, and scaled AI-powered solutions to fundamentally change their business models, enhance operational efficiency, foster a new culture of innovation, and deliver measurable, high-impact business value. The mission is to identify and promote best practices in responsible, effective, and transformative AI adoption across the enterprise landscape.

A panel of independent industry experts, academics, and enterprise leaders will evaluate submissions based on a weighted system:

Award Evaluation Criteria — Enterprise Division

Nominees will be assessed by (one or more) the following four pillars of excellence in corporate AI innovation and transformation:

1. Strategic Business Value & Measurable Impact

The nominee must demonstrate quantifiable, high-impact outcomes resulting from AI adoption — including but not limited to revenue growth, operational efficiency gains, cost reduction, customer experience enhancement, or market expansion. Evidence must clearly link AI initiatives to tangible business performance.

2. Innovation & Technical Excellence

The solution must exhibit cutting-edge technical design, architectural sophistication, and superior performance. This includes novel application of AI/ML models, integration with enterprise systems, scalability, reliability, and continuous improvement through data-driven iteration.

3. Enterprise-Wide Scale & Organizational Transformation

The initiative must have been successfully deployed across multiple business units, geographies, or functions — fundamentally reshaping processes, culture, or business models at scale. The nominee should show evidence of institutionalizing AI as a strategic capability, not merely a pilot project.

4. Responsible AI & Ethical Governance

The organization must embed ethical principles into its AI lifecycle — including fairness, transparency, accountability, privacy, and human oversight. Nominees should provide examples of governance frameworks, bias mitigation practices, stakeholder engagement, and compliance with global standards for responsible AI.

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