Jun 11, 2026
紧抓十五五高水平对外开放机遇｜大湾区企业全球化出海专题论坛圆满举办
紧扣国家「十五五」规划扩大高水平对外开放、引导产业链供应链有序跨境布局的核心战略，由大湾区女董事协会牵头举办的企业全球化高质量出海专题论坛已于2026年6月11日於香港成功举办。本次活动以线上线下混合模式举行，汇聚政府机构、专业服务机构、龙头上市企业及国际律师事务所重磅嘉宾，为粤港澳大湾区企业出海发展搭建权威交流、经验共享与人脉对接的高端平台。
当前全球市场一体化持续深化，国际化布局已是企业突破增长瓶颈、构建全球化运营体系的必经之路，但地缘局势、跨境合规、跨文化管理等现实挑战仍持续制约出海成效。本次论坛正是立足行业痛点。
感谢毕马威（KPMG)作为知识伙伴的专业支援，联合香港女会计师协会（AWAHK)、深圳市女财经工作者协会、澳门女会计师协会(MAMA)协办，并获得特許公認会计師公会(ACCA)、英格兰及威尔士特许会计师公会 (ICAEW)、香港华人会计师公会（SCAA) 鼎力支持，逾二百多名企业决策者、跨境业务负责人及财经专业人士参与研讨会。
活动由大湾区女董事协会秘书长黎月莹女士担任大会司儀。论坛开场环节，大湾区女董事协会主席罗君美女士及毕马威中国大湾区战略与发展中心副主管合伙人李令德女士分别发表开幕致辞。议程分为主旨演讲与圆桌论坛两大核心环节。香港投资推广处助理处长李淑菁女士、毕马威中国合伙人何家辉先生先后进行主题分享，结合十五五对外开放政策红利，拆解全球市场最新格局，从官方招商视角、跨境合规风控、国际化战略规划等层面输出前瞻性见解，为企业稳健布局海外市场提供清晰指引。
随后的圆桌交流环节由大湾区女董事协会副主席陈远秀女士担任专题主持，招商局港口控股董事会办公室总经理郑佩慧女士、欧华律师事务所亚太区资本市场主管合伙人刘心怡女士、协鑫科技执行董事兼首席财务官杨文忠先生同台深度对话。嘉宾结合港口跨境营运、资本市场跨境融资、高科技产业全球扩张的一线实战案例，围绕产业链跨境转移、出海风险管控、跨国治理架构搭建等议题分享经验，并现场回应参会人员提出的实务疑问，分享大量可落地的实操策略。
论坛结束后特设商务茶歇交流时段，参会各界人士充分拓展行业人脉。
本次论坛圆满达成预期成效，有效打通政策、专业服务与实体企业之间的沟通桥梁。未来协会将持续联动各界资源，紧跟国家对外开放与产业链全球化布局方向，常态化举办同类交流活动，持续赋能大湾区企业从容应对出海挑战、把握国际市场机遇，深度融入全球产业链、供应链与价值链体系。
The thematic forum focusing on high quality global expansion for GBA enterprises has been successfully held on June 11, 2026 in Hong Kong.
Hosted by the GBA Women Directors Association (“GBA WDA”), the event echoes the national strategy of the 15th Five Year Plan to expand high standard opening up and drive orderly cross border deployment of industrial and supply chains. Delivered in hybrid on site and online format, the forum gathered government representatives, professional service experts, listed corporate leaders and international legal practitioners to foster high level dialogue and experience sharing for businesses venturing overseas.
Against accelerating global market integration, going global has become critical for enterprises to unlock new growth momentum. Yet geopolitical risks, stringent cross border compliance and cross cultural management remain major hurdles.
Sincerely grateful for havingKPMG as Knowledge Partner, and co-organisersAssociation of Women Accountants (Hong Kong), Shenzhen Women’s Finance ProfessionalAssociation and Macau Association of Women Accountants, as well as supporting organizationsAssociation of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and The Society of Chinese Accountants and Auditors (SCAA), over 200 corporate decision makers, cross border management executives and finance professionals across the Greater Bay Area attended the forum.
The forum commenced with opening remarks delivered by Ms. Elizabeth Law, Chairperson of GBA WDA, and Ms. Maggie Lee, Deputy Head of GBA Strategy and Development Officeof KPMG. The forum consisted of keynote speeches and an expert panel discussion. Ms. Loretta Lee, Associate Director General of Invest Hong Kong, and Mr. Stanley Ho, Partner of KPMG China, delivered keynote insights on policy dividends under the 15th Five Year Plan, latest global market landscape, cross border compliance frameworks and internationalization roadmaps for local enterprises.
The in-depth industry panel discussion was moderated by Ms. Kelly Chan, Vice-Chairperson of GBA WDA. The panel featured Ms. Carol Cheng from China Merchants Port Holdings, Ms. Sherlyn Lau from DLA Piper and Mr. Charles Yeung from GCL Technology Holdings. Drawing on real world experience in port operation, cross border capital markets and tech globalization, the panel shared practical solutions on supply chain restructuring, overseas risk mitigation and multinational governance, followed by interactive Q&A with the audience.
A dedicated networking session after the forum enabled participants to connect and explore potential business collaboration.
The forum has successfully built an effective communication bridge between policymakers, professional service providers and real economy enterprises. Moving forward, GBA WDA will continue to organize industry events to support organizations seizing global opportunities, mitigating international risks and integrating deeper into global industrial, supply and value chains.