Beijing HR Directors' Forum
Builds an Effective and Interactive On-target Network
27 Oct 2006
Jinglun Hotel

Widely acknowledged as the leading HR event in the Asia-Pacific region, the HR Directors' Forum 06 made its eighth stop of the 2006 series in Beijing on 27th October, marking a significant milestone for the region's HR professionals.

A number of HR Directors' Forums were held earlier this year in world class cities like Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore, Auckland, Melbourne, Brisbane and Taipei, followed by the Guangzhou Forum in December, focusing on the latest HR management issues.

In addition to being the key sponsor of the Shanghai Forum, A-Performers.com once again served as the Gold Sponsor for the Beijing HR Directors' Forum 2006 and also the event's prize sponsor with complimentary postings on our highly effective online job site. "With online recruitment having become such an important solution for HR personnel in China, we are indeed pleased to be able to show delegates just how far we can go and how effective we can be."

As a high level industry event that attracts both corporate HR decision makers from across the region as well as international HR and business experts, the Beijing HR Directors' Forum 2006 was a unique opportunity for networking and knowledge sharing at the most senior level.

Close to 90% of the delegates at the event were HR directors, presidents, vice presidents and senior managers, among whom 82% were from companies with over 300 employees, according to figures released by event organiser Key Media.

"The event was very good and was especially useful for networking. The keynote session was excellent and very candid," says Angel Kwok, training manager of HSBC. Other sponsors and delegates were also impressed by the high quality of the Forum. "This event really targets the type of audience we are looking to reach like multi-national company compensation and benefit directors..., "says Bharat Kannan, regional director for Aon Asia.

"The Beijing HR Directors' Forum was filled with over 15 breakout workshops using real world studies and examining the newest trends and insights for developing, improving, and solving human capital issues as well as the challenges facing most multi-national as well as local enterprises in China today," says Pian Leung, event and conference producer.