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Exclusive Invitation to
Women’s Health & Tech Forum 2025
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Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) will host a half-day event titled “Women’s Health & Tech Forum 2025” at the JW Marriott Hotel, Admiralty on 4th March, 2025. This forum aims to unite expert leaders from various sectors, including academic professionals, healthcare experts, local and global biotech founders, women leaders, government representatives and capital investors, to strengthen the women’s ecosystem in addressing the diverse health needs of women.
The forum will delve into the demand for women’s health, highlight Hong Kong’s R&D capabilities, and discuss the supportive government policies and accessible funding that facilitate innovation in women’s health technologies.
We invite you to join us at this inaugural women’s health event, which aims not only to foster innovation and collaboration to enhance women's health but also to showcase local achievements in women-led technology that contribute to better health outcomes for the entire Hong Kong population.
We would be honoured to have you to attend our event. The forum will commence at 2:30pm and conclude at 5:20pm, followed by a networking reception from 5:20pm-7:00pm.
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2:00 – 2:30pm (Registration)
2:30 - 5:20pm (Presentations and Panel Discussions)
5:20 - 7:00pm (Networking Reception)
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Ballroom, Level 3, JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong
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English (with simultaneous interpretation in Putonghua)
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(Registrations are subject to acceptance on a “first-come-first-served” basis)
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- Engage yourself in the dynamic discussions and insights at the “Women’s Health & Tech Forum 2025” hosted by Invest Hong Kong.
- Network with academic professionals, healthcare experts, local and global biotech founders, women leaders, government representatives, and capital investors.
- Explore the evolving landscape of women’s health needs and innovations in healthcare services.
- Discover Hong Kong’s robust R&D capabilities and its role in shaping the future of women’s health.
- Gain valuable perspectives on government policies and funding opportunities supporting innovation in women’s health.
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Ms. Alpha Lau
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Director-General of Investment Promotion, Invest Hong Kong
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Dr. Lee Ha Yun, Libby
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Under Secretary for Health, Health Bureau
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Policy and Innovation in Women Health
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Women’s health continues to be a priority in major cities, including Hong Kong. This thematic session will provide updates on upcoming policy implementation and technology innovations aimed at advancing community healthcare in improving women’s health. Our distinguished speakers will share government policies that enhance public health planning and the latest development in women’s health, highlighting the advantages of Hong Kong’s innovation system in supporting women’s tech innovation.
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Technology Driven Selfcare/ Empowerment for Women’s Health Services
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Dr. Pang Fei Chau
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Commissioner for Primary Healthcare Primary Healthcare Commission (PHCC) Health Bureau
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Translating Clinical Research into Public Health for Women
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Prof. Ava Kwong
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Daniel C K Yu Professor in Breast Cancer Research; Clinical Professor; Chief of Division of Breast Surgery, Department of Surgery, School of Clinical Medicine, Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine,The University of Hong Kong; Chairman of the Hong Kong Hereditary Breast Cancer Family Registry
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Ecosystem in Women Health
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The Women’s healthcare system in Hong Kong is comprehensive, including both public and private sectors. In this session our distinguished speaker will discuss the efforts of private hospitals in advancing women’s health in Hong Kong.
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Technology in the Provision of Women’s Health Service- a Private Institution’s Perspective
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Dr. Joseph Chan
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Chief Medical Officer of HKSH Medical Group, Deputy Medical Superintendent of Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital, Head of HKSH Department of Women’s Health & Obstetrics
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Ecosystem for Women Tech in Hong Kong
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Hong Kong is emerging as an international innovation and technology hub, highlighting the potential for advancements in women’s technology. This panel will discuss how collaborative efforts, supported by well-developed infrastructure, government funding, policies and private financial incentives, can foster this growth. The focus will be on how a robust and sustainable women’s tech ecosystem can benefit Hong Kong.
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Ms. Lisa Cai
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Portfolio Manager, Pivotal Life Sciences; Director, Group CEO's Office, Nan Fung Group
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Dr. Choi Pui Wah
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Founder, WomenX Biotech Limited
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Ms. Gracie Ng
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Chief of Staff and Acting Chief Corporate Development Officer, HKSTP
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Prof. Stephanie
Kwai-Yee Ma
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Associate Vice-President (Research and Innovation), The University of Hong Kong
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Dr. Cathy Lui
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Principal Manager (Biotechnology Enterprises), Invest Hong Kong
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Moderator
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Achievements of Female Innovation Leaders in Hong Kong
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Hong Kong is home to remarkable female innovation leaders who are transforming research into commercially viable products with global impact. This session will feature interviews with two distinguished speakers who have successfully transitioned their ideas from academia to real-world applications. They will share their journeys and discuss how Hong Kong fosters a conducive environment for innovation.
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Prof. Siew C. Ng
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Croucher Professor in Medical Sciences, Associate Dean (Research), Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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Prof. Poon Chiu Yee Liona
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Chairperson and Professor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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Dr. Stella Sun
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Principal Manager (Biotechnology Enterprises), Invest Hong Kong
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Moderator
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Closing Remarks
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Mr Andy Wong
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Head of Innovation and Technology, Invest Hong Kong
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Best Regards,
Invest Hong Kong
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